Sean Kinsell (mail) (www):
What's everyone worried about? Isn't Jimmy Carter helping the UN monitor the elections already, anyway?
9.30.2004 11:21am
La Shawn Barber (www):
Your trackback system doesn't like me!

I'm developing a voter fraud post because these people must be stopped!
9.30.2004 2:10pm
Matthew (mail):
I'd venture to guess that using a digital camera within 100 yards of a polling place on election day will get one accused of intimidation rather than giving one the opportunity to document it.
9.30.2004 3:46pm
Dean Esmay (www):
LaShawn: can you give me an example of a trackback URL you are using that is failing? We can try to investigate what's wrong.
9.30.2004 3:46pm
Casey Tompkins (mail) (www):
Carter is an idiot! If nothing else, he considers electronic voting an improvement. Dolt.

That's what I'm dreading: all the horror stories coming out of districts which have been stampeded into using unreliable systems.
10.1.2004 6:18am
Dean Esmay (www):
I am still stunned at how this entire country has let itself go to electronic voting. It's not just the potential for fraud, but it's also the potential for false accusations of fraud. Mother of God, it's a disaster!
10.1.2004 6:52am
Casey Tompkins (mail) (www):
I've heard that some districts (California, if I recall) have actually regressed all the way back to putting an "X" in a box next to the candiate's name.

When I think about it, that sounds like a good idea; no "hanging chads," no electronic spoofing. It should be fairly clear whether there is an X in the box, or not. Very simple.

Mind you, it may take a bit longer to count, but that would give the MSM something to hyperventilate about.

Oh, and no more "late media winners' predictions skewed voting patterns" tomfoolery either.
10.2.2004 12:23am