Reply #57: Oh, I believe it was stolen

[WildEyedLiberal]

But it's next to impossible to prove definitively because of what you just said - it was thousands of little instances of fraud here and there, not one big massive heist.

To actually prove in a courtroom that the Republican party was liable for stealing Ohio's electoral votes would require solid, physical proof - proof we don't have. We know it happened, just as much as a prosector may know beyond a doubt in his heart that a defendent is guilty. But if he doesn't have the hard evidence to make the case, the defendent walks.

I totally understand your frustration and feel it too. But I really do not think the lid is going to be blown on election fraud until an insider - a whistleblower - cops and presents proof of the wrongdoing - not just the wrongdoing, but the conspiracy. I don't think Kerry nor a million well-meaning reform advocates can prove anything until someone confesses. It's kind of like the JFK assassination. Most people don't buy the official story, but yet it remains the official story in abscence of any true ironclad proof to the contrary. It is infuriating... but I think the best thing we can do is just work on bringing down the entire Bush cabal. Expose their crimes and their incompetencies. Once we put enough chinks in their armor and they become vulnerable, we are much more likely to see someone regain some courage and bring the fraud to light.