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  After six years of technological research, more than $4 billion spent by Washington on new machinery and a widespread overhaul of the nation's voting system, this month's midterm election revealed that the country is still far from able to ensure that every vote counts.     Tens of thousands of voters, scattered... » read this article

The 2004 presidential contest between Democratic challenger Senator JohnKerry and the Republican incumbent, President Bush Jr., amounted toanother stolen election. This has been well documented by suchinvestigators as Rep. John Conyers, Mark Crispin Miller, Bob Fitrakis,Harvey Wasserman, Bev Harris, and others. Here is an overview of whatthey have reported, along... » read this article

Like many Americans, I spent the evening of the 2004 election watching the returns on television and wondering how the exit polls, which predicted an overwhelming victory for John Kerry, had gotten it so wrong. By midnight, the official tallies showed a decisive lead for George Bush -- and the... » read this article

Time for change More and more evidence continues to accumulate that Voter registration fraud was responsible for a great deal if not the total Bush vote margin in the 2004 Presidential election. The latest evidence comes from Mark Crispin Miller, as documented in his recent book, "Fooled Again - How the... » read this article

As a legal noose appears to be tightening around the Bush/Cheney/Rove inner circle, a shocking government report shows the floor under the legitimacy of their alleged election to the White House is crumbling.   The latest critical confirmation of key indicators that the election of 2004 was stolen comes in... » read this article

 John Edwards: The Bilderberg Candidate (Revised)     by When you own all the ponies, you don't really care who wins the race. So it is with the US presidential elections in 2004. After his triumphant appearance at the Bilderberg Conference in Italy even the New York Times was gushing at the... » read this article

During the 2000 US presidential election, most Americans concluded that something was rotten in Florida. After the 2004 election, they believe something is rotten in the United States. During and before the 2004 election, GOP election officials -- chiefly county voter registrars and secretaries of state of the various states... » read this article

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Pre-punched ballots; touch-screen vote switching;  more absentee votes than absentee voters; unfair provisional voter deletions;   change of voting sites on Election Day; voter suppression;  voter intimidation; double voting; malfunctioning machines; recalibrated machines; evidently rigged machines; and even 25 million negative votes registered in some races in Mahoning County! Those were... » read this article

In the weeks after November 2, I needed desperately to turn off the political TV that had been my brain for many months, so off I headed to Southeast Asia for some R&R. (My wife was helping build houses for the poor in a Habitat for Humanity project in Thailand,... » read this article

12/13/2004 Green says voting company tampered with recount effort David Cobb, the unsuccessful Green Party presidential candidate, aired startling allegations at the Democratic House Judiciary Committee�s Columbus hearings Monday, alleging that a voting company representative tampered with voting equipment in Columbus last Friday and attempted to plant false information into... » read this article

December 10, 2004 -- The following speech was delivered by Nick Beams, national secretary of the Socialist Equality Party in Australia and a member of the International Editorial Board of the World Socialist Web Site, to a public meeting in Sydney on December 7.   In considering the outcome of... » read this article

I�m growing a little weary of post-election European commentary about the dangerous stupidity of the idiotic American masses.  The reason for the commentary is of course the idiotic election (the first one actually) of the dangerous Bush, an action that was in fact based to no small extent on sheer... » read this article

It's a movement. It's a phenomenon. It's a Web site. Or maybe it's far more than that. No one can really be sure. No matter what it is, it's called sorryeverybody.com and it expresses, better than any outpouring so far, a sentiment that's omnipresent and palpable and still going strong,... » read this article

As I predicted, my group, the eligible non-voters, far outnumbered the voters who chose Dubya. It wasn't much of a prediction -- it was a sure thing. Non-voters always outnumber the winning candidate. The public has been indoctrinated to believe that voting is democracy; that citizens select the people who... » read this article