Reply #13: Welcome aboard!

[Old and In the Way]

I've also been making the case for comprehensive canvassing of selected precincts with affidavitts.

As a legally binding document, I think it carries a lot more weight. Actually, it does a couple of things-

(1) Proves/disproves voter fraud. Either way, it's important for us to understand the truth.

(2) It shows that the Democratics are doing something concrete to support the rank-and-file. So far there's been precious little communication from the top, down.

I'd open it up to everyone who voted in the precincts. I assume solidly pro-Bush voters won't bother to participate, but if they were so stupid as to say they voted for Kerry, they'd only be hurting the Republicans. And, of course, I'll bet there are many Republicans who would be willing to say they voted Kerry....because they did and because they really think Bush is going to destroy this country.

While cavassing, I'd also re-ask the issues part of the survey. Seems that there'd be plenty of Democrats who voted on morals - lying to start an immoral war, bankrupting social programs, etc.

Seems like this should be the highest priority for the Democrats right now. Get some accepted unbiased polling organization to conduct a comprehensive survey of key precincts in Florida, OH, and where-ever....lets see if these results jive with the exit polls or the "unofficial" results.