Reply #106: This isn't about Kerry.

[Ladyhawk]

Right now, I'm rather disappointed in John Kerry. I'm not buying into the "he's working under the radar" theory. In my opinion, he abandoned us. If I'm proven wrong, I'll apologize.

This is about voter confidence and the future of voting in the United States. If the people have no confidence that their vote is being counted, we've lost our Democratic Republic. (Well, hell, I think we lost it on November 2, 2004, but I'm still willing to fight.)

Mr. "As an attorney" is thinking about this case as if the police work has already been done. Attorneys worry about burden of proof. Police do not. They go with gut instinct and gather evidence that either supports or refutes evidence of guilt.

So, are we already at the "attorney" level here? Do we have to have proof beyond a reasonable doubt? Or are we still at the police stage where evidence is being collected?

DUH! :crazy: