Someone Needs to Educate Ed Schultz.

[Misskittycat]

Callers have brought RFK's article to his attention, and want him to discuss it. Apparently between yesterday and today, he read it, and is somewhat dismissing it as "speculation." He also wonders why, if there is a problem, why the Democratic establishment isn't talking about it. How incredibly naive.

He has lots of listeners, and it would be useful for one or more of the experts on this board to send him lots of information and correct his apparent belief that there isn't much evidence out there, and/or that the RFK article constitutes the sum total of all the information on this subject.

I just don't have enough of a technological grasp on the subject to do this properly.

Thanks.

[maxsolomon]

1. he's the worst thing on AA

centrist backwater limbaugh sound-alike.

[Misskittycat]

3. Sometimes, he takes a while to "get" an issue, then he's okay.

But he does have a lot of listeners, so it's important to keep up the pressure on him.

[Jane Austin]

4. He's not on AAR.

He's syndicated by Jones Radio Network.

I usually enjoy his show, but he is so naive on this election fraud issue.

Bottom line: Does anybody really think that a cabal that would bomb the shit out of a country that had no designs on us, and send our sons and daughters to die horribly in that foreign land; do they really think that cabal would hesitate to steal a few hundred thousand votes?

All they needed was a way to do it, and Blackwell provided many ways to steal Ohio.

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[Misskittycat]

6. On balance, I like him, too, and I listen to him. He's on our AAR

station from noon - 3 pm, and then Randi is on from 3 - 7 pm.

Once you get him "educated," he will come around - often, though not always. In any event, it is crucial that all of these high-profile folks get fully educated on this subject, and become aware of the wide array of research. Personally, I can't believe that anyone who reads even a portion of the information available could possibly not become a believer.

I know it sounds like my request here is shirking my responsibility to personally educate him, but I really am not the best person to undertake this. So many of you on this Forum are so expert in this field that it would be best for someone else to do it.

BTW, a caller just came on and is challenging Ed re this whole election thing, and cited the substantial exit poll variations in many states as some of the best evidence. So, at least Ed went to a commercial, saying: "So you're telling me that the Dems have their heads in this sand?... There's hope. When he changes his mind, he does come on board fully and vocally.

[maxsolomon]

8. WE have to EDUCATE a talk show host on AAR??

please - Thom Hartmann knows more than i do - its his JOB.

[mod mom]

2. I heard it and couldn't believe it. He was supplied by someone as I doubt

he grasped the Supreme Court race info (Ellen Connolly) by himself. That is insider info and wouldn't be picked up by a novice to the subject.

[Misskittycat]

7. Okay. I just e-mailed Ed Schultz, telling him generally why

election reform is such an important issue. But when I was composing the e-mail, I couldn't think of the main internet sites for info. Of course, the minute I pressed the button, I remembered some.