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TruthIsAll Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jul-10-05 01:34 AM
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55. Why don't you cite the many who have come to believe in fraud...
Edited on Sun Jul-10-05 01:38 AM by TruthIsAll
when they saw the evidence posted on the 2004 Election Forum?

They sure didn't see it on CBSABCMSNBCFOXCNNNYTWP.

Are you aware that the percentage who believe the election was stolen was 20% in Nov. 2004 and is approching 50% today? Why do you think that happened?

It's only the belief that the election was stolen which can motivate us and provide the catalyst for the activism needed to fix the problem by installing verifiable paper ballots, among other things.

To say there wasn't enough fraud to turn the election, or that they all do it, is pure unadulterated BS.

The election WAS stolen in 2004.
The election WAS stolen in 2002.
The election WAS stolen in 2000.

What did you say in 2000?
Get over it; work harder next time?

What did you say in 2002?
Get over it; work harder next time?

What are you saying in 2004?
Get over it; work harder next time?

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