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Michelle Malkin thinks that the large number of “observers” and “observer observers” at the polls on election day in Florida is a recipe for disaster. I just might get me a front row seat.
Michelle Malkin thinks that the large number of “observers” and “observer observers” at the polls on election day in Florida is a recipe for disaster. I just might get me a front row seat.
I already voted, since I’m supposed to be in Montreal on Nov 2. I hope we don’t have another repeat of the 2000 elections.
It was looking bleak when the supervisor of elections here in Jacksonville resigned on the 18th. The interim supervisor seems to be handling things as well as can be expected on such short notice, I guess.
I’m more concerned — in all the states — about the mounting stories of Republicans not allowing people to vote. It’s already begun in Ohio, and looks to continue in the swing states for sure.
Love him or hate him (is there any grey area when it comes to this guy?), I have to give props to Michael Moore for getting people out there with camera crews filming the votes to document any abuse.
Unfortunately, voter fraud and voter intimidation seems to cross party lines. I’ve also heart reports of Republican intimidation in Ohio, but also have heard of Democrat intimidation here in Florida. One county in Ohio has more registered voters than there are legal adults! Many in Broward county failed to receive their absentee ballots.
As long as Moore’s crew is merely documenting any fraud that might happen, and not looking for ways to suggest that it has happened when it hasn’t (see also: F9/11 and his systematic discarding of any evidence that doesn’t prove his point), then I’m for it.
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