Reply #16: look at who's been pushing them

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The history of these voting machine companies looks pretty curious, that is the characters who started them tend to have above-average Rethug enthusiasm, and a lot of the executives have criminal records. I need to learn more about the Help America Vote Act, but I think so far that it was a little bit heavy on the "let's eliminate errors at Boards of Elections by giving them computers." I think Blackwell was a big supporter of computer rollout in Ohio since 2000.