Bush committed massive election fraud because Bush is scared of Freedom and Democracy.

Its really that simple. Think about it.

And he wants power. More and more and more and more power. That's simple too.

And, because he can. I think it gives smirky perverse pleasure to steal and think we are too stupid to know it. He got away with it in 2000.

That's why I was so happy over the token protest yesterday. He now knows there are at least a few of us who know.

Stupid people always like to prove how stupid other people are.

I don't think Bush Jr. was actually privy to any fraudulent info. I think there are fractions of the GOP that have no scruples, and Bush Jr. isn't one. I think his daddy's phone call from the White House @ 7pm EST was the command out for the tabulator cheat, that's what took them from behind to ahead. It appears that Blackwell is crooked and may actually have committed several state and federal crimes. This man should be the primary target of all investigations that is what will get sufficient news coverage to support anti election fraud measures.

I think we are the reason in part as to why the effort isn't getting any respect because in so many threads we "lash out" with unsupported allegations. I think the voters of America selected Bush over Kerry because Kerry's support and advisor team didn't have an aggressiveness that could fend off the proof less attracts from the Bush team.

Example 1:
Kerry’s war record by the Swift Boat Liars: should have been nipped in the bud by counter ads that showed Kerry was a war hero, and that Bush was an AWOL national guardist.

Example 2:
Pro life attacks: the president has no direct control over Supreme Court decisions and selects their appointee's on a qualification from the Judges history. "Me as the president I believe in the laws of the United States and follow the laws of the United States." (This is an example quotation; I personally am not running for president in 2008)

Example 3:
Terrorism/war attitude: this one should have been first on the list because it is the most relevant of all. People in America love war. We go out of our way to be sure we get into everyone else’s business and war at the drop of the hat. WWII, The War of 1812, the French Indian, and the American Revolution were the few truly American wars, all the rest were us giving our input. The point I'm trying to make here is that all "War like" political references should be made in a strong patriotical manner. What you do once you get the job I hope would be in a more "peaceful" manner. Bush's war time AWOL should of been his Achilles heal, but it wasn't used.

Example 4:
A person's past business/political history is a reflection of what that person’s future will be. Bush's tie to Middle East oil should have been pounded on. "Why are we warring with Iraq? Is it for WMDs or oil?" "Where is Bin Laden?" "He is not in Iraq!" I would of ran this add campaign right into the side of Bush's feeble point of terrorism in Iraq. We made more terrorist in Iraq, we allowed them to capture/steal sufficient weapons and supplies so now we do have a terrorism problem there too.

I could go on for more, but it would be crying over spilled milk. What we do have is a continued need for election reforms here in America, and to get behind our next candidate now and make an iron clad campaign. I think we should get or person selected now, and start picking apart our opponents now as well. I have a lot of experience in game making, computer multi-media so if anyone has a good "target" opponent we should start taking them down now with media shorts, saving the political power hits for October 2008.

What do think?

Election fraud was committed because without it Bush would be packing up his sh*t to move out of the WH today.


HE WAS LOSING!