Reply #7: I didn't know what to send, since I don't have any evidence or questions

[Cookie wookie]

but thought maybe they might just need supportive letters, so here is what I wrote. not very good, but at least something.

Other Issue: Ohio hearing 2004

Message: I want to thank you for holding the Judiciary Hearing on the Ohio vote. From my experience and knowledge as a lay person who has spent the last 18 months researching and working on the issue of voting system vulnerabilities in Georgia, I am convinced that this election has suffered from massive anomalies that must be subjected to absolute and unrelenting scrutiny.

There seems to be enough evidence of vote manipulation and voter disenfranchisement that the election should be decertified, and another election held. How can we even think about accepting an election where the voting process was so opaque and filled with discrepancies and manipulation, without first resolving those discrepancies? It can not be so.

We the people must have fair, transparent, and just election processes. We must all demand that it is so, no matter how much resistance and how overwhelming the opposition seems to be.

Our votes are the foundation of our democracy. Without having the ability to hold our elected officials accountable, we have no democracy. When elections are manipulated on such a massive scale as to leave the results in doubt, as in this election, we can not let it pass without fighting for our Constitutional rights.

You and those who are working with you to shine the light of justice on this election are true patriots. Those of us who have been out here fighting in the trenches are filled with gratitude for your taking the lead in seeing that the truth will be served.