MoveOn Joins Six Democratic Congressmen Calling For Election Investigation

[Warlady]

MoveOn Joins Six Democratic Congressmen Calling For Election Investigation
By Jimmy Moore
Talon News
November 12, 2004

SPARTANBURG, SC (Talon News) -- Liberal online political action group MoveOn.org, who attempted vigorously and unsuccessfully to prevent President George W. Bush from winning a second term in office, asked its members on Thursday to lobby their members of Congress to "investigate the vote" in the 2004 election.

"Questions are swirling around whether the election was conducted honestly or not," MoveOn.org explained in an e-mail. "We need to know -- was it or wasn't it?"

Convinced that there were people who were "prevented from voting" and claiming that "legitimate votes were miscounted or not counted at all," MoveOn.org said they want those responsible to "be held accountable" to "prevent this from happening again."

MoveOn.org said there are several Democratic "members of Congress ... demanding an investigation to answer this question," including Rep. John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI), ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), ranking member on the Subcommittee on the Constitution, Rep. Robert Wexler (D-FL), Rep. Robert C. Scott (D-VA), ranking member on the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security, Rep. Melvin Watt (D-NC), ranking member on the Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law, and Rep. Rush Holt (D-NJ).

These six Democratic members of Congress wrote a letter to the U.S. Comptroller General David M. Walker on Monday asking the Government Accountability Office to conduct this investigation into the 2004 election, citing numerous complaints from voters.

"The decision on whether or not there will be an investigation could come as soon as Monday," MoveOn.org stated.

Asking its members to sign a petition called "Investigate the Vote (http://www.moveon.org/investigatethevote)," MoveOn.org said, "We need to show Congress that hundreds of thousands of Americans are serious about protecting the integrity of the vote."

Admitting that they have heard many stories about voter problems and cannot decipher which ones are true or not, MoveOn.org said cases in Broward County, Florida and Columbus, Ohio have them most concerned.

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[nene]

Fools.

[tacitus]

Let them investigate and when they find evidence of fraud by the `RATS let's see that reported. Think they'll investigate all the illegals that voted for the `RATS?

[DoctorDoom]

What they want investigated is the fact that they lost in spite of the shameless RAT voter frauds.

[dajoga]

"Questions are swirling around whether the election was conducted honestly or not," MoveOn.org explained in an e-mail. "We need to know -- was it or wasn't it?"
Yeah, right! Every recount of the 2000 election showed Bush won, but did they believe it? Nope! Four years later they still claimed Bush stole it. So even if no fraud is found now they will still be hollering "foul." These clowns would complain if they were hung with a gold rope. :smack:

Didn't the guy in charge of all the 'rat lawyers say there was no evidence of any fraud? Also, I never heard anything from any of those foreign observers which would have been a major 24/7 news items if any accusations were made.

[Federal Farmer]

These are the same who were trying to work the masses into a tizzy before the election, and even during it with their NAACP lawsuits on election night declaring voter intimidation and all the other garbage. They won't let up because they want to keep stepping up the war dance on election reform, i.e. throwing out the Electoral College. Whenever you hear talk of "uniform" election laws, perk your ears up, that is what they are really after.

[Warlady]

I guess moveon needs to take their own advice.

[eyesoftexas]

:wish4Z:Yeah................like that'll ever happen!!

[ronin9]

this just proves,stupidity doesn't end at the ballot box!