Reply #22: Yeah, I've seen some of his crap

[Kelvin Mace]

A bit of background on Hertzberg. He was another person who had the misfortune to encounter Bev. He hired her to do some PR work and research. It was Hertzberg who originally was looking at problems with voting machines and did a lot of the early work that Bev later took credit for. She even had plans to work with him on a book, but then dumped him when I came on the scene and offered a book contract (I assumed the work on her web site was all her own). I didn't find out about Steve until after I broke with Bev.

I have had no cause to question his intentions and have seen no problems with his work, His view, like mine, is that you must stick STRICTLY to the facts provided by the data and avoid wild conjecture if you expect to be taken seriously. This view makes you a traitor and/or a shill for Diebold in some quarters.