This time it is true!
To quote the Gore 2000 mantra, "Selected not elected". At least in Florida, the Democratic party was never able to
manufacture enough votes to overcome Bush's lead. Though there were several recounts conducted after
the election, none were able to give Gore the victory. But this is not Florida, and King County is more like Chicago than Florida.
So what do I mean with this post:

1.) King County Elections Board found "valid" ballots on 9 separate occasions after Nov 2.
It is not like this same county did not have problems in 2000 or 2002. Logan was suppose to be hired to fix these problems.

2.) King County Canvassing board decided to revisit the 700+votes that King County "found".
But refused to count Military votes that arrived later than Nov 7 or were postmarked later than Nov 2.

3.) King County and Washington counties statewide, refused to follow up on Military voters complaints of not receiving
absentee ballots and the extreme difficulty in getting access to the King
County / Washington State Elections website.

4.) King County allows the homeless to vote, by allowing them to use a county building as their address of record.
Not that I am against the homeless voting, but King County's own records show what looks like voter fraud.
Plus, how do they know the this person has meet the residency requirement ?
Add to this the fact that 61% of the people registered to vote in this precinct, were registered this year.

5.) Please remember this as you look at the data from the this election, Christine Gregiore did loss this race to Rossi.

Fact 1: 1,510,201 WA voters managed to correctly vote for John F Kerry. That is 137,759
more votes than the 1,372,442 who voted for Gregiore, including those in the recount.

Fact 2: 1,304,894 WA voters managed to correctly vote for George Bush.
Rossi received 1,371,414 votes, that is 66,520 more than Bush received.

So as it has been stated before, Gregiore was selected not elected. But you will not hear that from the mainstream media.

- posted by Mike @ 10:37 AM