Ohio has a history of hacking the vote

[brindis_desala]

In JERRY SCHUTZMAN, Plaintiff-vs- MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO and THE CITY OF CINCINNATI, Defendants
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The Judge had stated in his ruling that: "There is no adequate and proper safeguard to prevent the computers from being programmed to distort the election results." This is one of the most superb statements ever issued by any computer expert since computers began to be used to count votes in the United States circa 1974.

http://www.networkamerica.org/expert.htm

The Greatest Coverup Begins

About 1974 a sinister development was in full swing all over the United States. In many areas, especially high populations regions, the votes were no longer being counted in the precincts by neighborhood people. The switch was on to computer vote counting systems. Typical was Cincinnati, Ohio where votes were bundled up immediately after the polls closed and sent to a mysterious central computer room to be counted by secret computer codes. To add insult to injury, the votes were counted away from the watchful eye of the entire electorate and the press.

Despite the brutal cover up that has been conducted for going on three decades by the news media and the major parties to prevent you from hearing about this issue, some major media news items have appeared. In a rare but superb news story on the eve of the 1988 Presidential election, Dan Rather (CBS Evening News) engaged in this exchange with computer expert Howard J. Strauss of Princeton University:

Rather: "Realistically, could the fix be put on in a national election?"

Strauss: "Get me a job with the company that writes the software for this program. (ed: Strauss was referring to the most common computer program in use) Then I'd have access to one third of the votes. Is that enough to fix a general election?"

http://www.dpoe.org/issues/votingfraud.html

Computer fraud seems as entrenched an American tradition as the skulduggery of Tammany Hall...

[roseBudd]

1. I found this story shortly after the election, a Cincinnati Bell employee

testified he was asked to install wiretaps.

[berniew1]

4. What was the party connection?

[roseBudd]

2. In fact Free Republic was discussing this case in 99...

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a370cdeb03e6c.htm

[Wilms]

3. kick n/t

[Amaryllis]

5. kick

[Helga Scow Stern]

6. Very interesting. n/t