Reply #85: Nice source website. Everything in bold, capital letters and links to buy

[mountebank]

their products. I'm talking about the Votescam website you sourced there. That is a textbook example of a website I would not trust without a lot more information about who runs it. "Send money to Taos, NM!" Right....

Anyway, I don't see anything in what you quoted there that has any bearing on the NH recount of 2004, which hand-counted voter-verified ballots in precincts specifically chosen because they had suspect differences between exit polls and vote tallies. How much more transparent can it be?

Putting your comments in bold and capital letters is not going to make them any more credible, just like they didn't for TIA. Nor is calling my "agenda" into question (playing the "agenda" card is a desperate act, really, and I think you played it a little too soon). You've obviously done a lot of reading and you're good at linking to websites, so you get a slap on the back for that. Good work.