How can a person get a fair vote in Ohio?

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This article provides the means and motive for Ohio's method of stealing elections, especially the 2004 presidential election, where exit polls showed Kerry winning big but vote tallies shifted to Bush.

http://www.benzinga.com/news/11/07/1789905/forget-anonymous-evidence-suggests-gop-hacked-stole-2004-election

My question: Given that republicans are motivated mainly by the almighty dollar, wouldn't it be fairly easy to pay enough $$ to get one of the culprits to spill the beans? Sure, a key player died in a plane crash, but if these were corporations behind the rigging, certainly someone must have become disgruntled enough with his employer to speak up. A state-level operation can't be all that tight-lipped, can it?

thegubmint · Accepted Answer

Yada yada yada.  Bush won, twice.

? · Answer

The Republicans constantly were stealing the elections during the Reagan years. Do you really think all of those people voted for a man that was just "playing the part" of a President. Obama is not playing, HE IS THE REAL THING. People, support this great man!

joel_vannatta · Answer

If these allegations are true, it is a violation of federal law.President Obama and the democrats have been running the government for 2.5 years. I'm sure that if there were anything to these allegationg, the justice department would have done something about it by now.

ObamaBot THX-1138 · Answer

"If these allegations are true, it is a violation of federal law."

That's ridiculous on so many levels.

First, federal law is not relevant.

Second, discrepancies between exit polls and votes indicates the vote was fraudulent, but without identifying a mechanism, not court can look at it.

Thirdly, although the justice department could look into it, they don't have standing.

Fourthly, although Kerry could have done something, he was a wimp and let it go.

David C · Answer

Executive Order.

Luke Was Here · Answer

Because not everyone responds a) truthfully or b) at all to exit polls.

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How can a person get a fair vote in Ohio?

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