How many people find this scenario surprising?
Interesting article! Thank you for the link.
The author, and a number of the respondents on that site, seem to be implying since Romney owns the machines, that he *must* cheat...that it is inevitable. This is a logical leap that is unsupported by facts.
But, having said that, it is reasonable for voters to expect Romney to distance himself from this particular company, to avoid even the *appearance* of impropriety.
i hope not many... or america has a serious problem
You welcome RNGR :wink:. I'm not even entirely sure if the article is true since I found the article on Current Friday night, so I guess we'll find out on Monday. But what is interesting is that given how much the Republicans go on and on about voter fraud but ignore the fact the voter machines can be easily tampered with and that Romney does have the funds and the connections to do this. There may not be any facts to back this up but the possibility is indeed real.
We may already have a serious problem (among all of the other ones we have) if this article is true.
Well hello the 2000 election again,do we really have this little hind sight in this country? Well complete and utter FUBAR election part 2 ( all I have to say is watch those states like a hawk and when oboma looses by more people then could statistically live there...)
The sad thing is that no matter who wins, there will be civic unrest.
I think Tagg Romney is trying to sabotage his dad...
I don't want Romney to win, but I think it's only fair to say he's been a strong candidate for several weeks now ... to the point that all the early near-certainty that Obama would win is gone.Mittens is already doing a good job doing that himself :rofl:
I don't want Romney to win, but I think it's only fair to say he's been a strong candidate for several weeks now ... to the point that all the early near-certainty that Obama would win is gone.
Let's not kid ourselves. For all the shape shifting of his campaign, Romney is a formidable candidate.
I can't believe anyone, ANYONE, can find private ownership (privatization) of our most basic right acceptable.