Cynthia’s Interests

June 12, 2007

Michael Fauntroy

On Conservatives and Black Voter Disenfranchisement

“I don’t want everybody to vote. Elections are not won by a majority of the people. They never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now. As a matter of fact, our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.

– Conservative activist Paul Weyrich, at a 1980 training session for Christian conservatives

February 10, 2007

Ohio’s Stolen Election is unraveling

Filed under: Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 9:23 pm

Everything that this administration did should be reversed. But, we all know everything can’t be reversed. The Bush Regime should be prosecuted for war crimes.

The first felony convictions of two Cleveland poll workers stemming from Ohio’s stolen 2004 election confirm that the official recount in that contested vote was, in the words of county prosecutors, "rigged."

Ohio’s spreading stolen 2004 election scandal has claimed another victim—-Michael Vu, the controversial executive director of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.

December 3, 2006

A threat to Democracy

Filed under: Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 1:22 pm

Security Of Electronic Voting Is Condemned

The National Institute of Standards and Technology, one of the government’s premier research centers, says paperless electronic voting machines "cannot be made secure".

November 17, 2006

A revolution in the making…

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 12:10 pm

Some people refuse to allow the Right Wing Conservative branch of their government to steal election after election. Remember what happened in the Ukraine and the positive outcome that followed.

It appears Mexico may be on the brink of an uprising (civil war).

A lesson from Mexico

The leader of the Mexican left refuses to accept defeat in the presidential election held on July 2. His supporters have proclaimed Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, candidate of the coalition For the Good of All, the "legitimate president of Mexico".

A parallel inauguration is planned for November 20, and Lopez Obrador vows to disrupt the official inauguration scheduled for December 1.

November 15, 2006

Voter Reform is needed

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 9:32 am

The first thing on the agenda for this new Congress should be voter reform. If you think there weren’t any problems, check out the elections irregularity log that occurred on 11/7/06.

I bet this is why Bush said they took a thumping. He did not believe the Republicans would lose because of all the planned election irregularities. One recurrent message that was propagated in the Black community – if everyone got out and voted, this act alone may be able to overload the system, thereby preventing an outright theft of the election.

All of us need to tell Congress to Pass HR 550!

November 9, 2006

Election irregularities

Filed under: Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 1:17 pm

There were numerous election irregularities that were reported all of the U.S., you can read some of them at DaliyKos.

October 31, 2006

Ohio’s subversive acts continues

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 5:51 pm

Is this the beginning of the end for the Democrats? Why are they allowing the GOP to turn this whole voting system upside down?
 
A shocking GOP’s bill may be the end to the Democrats

On all absentee ballots, HB3 demands an identifying driver’s license number, or the equivalent. But Ohio driver’s licenses have two codes on them. The "correct" one has two letters and six numbers. The "wrong" one is an eleven-number bureaucratic code that appears above the ID photo. 

According to preliminary reports, as many as ten percent of those sending in absentee ballots so far have included the wrong code, thus disqualifying their vote. The process is so confusing that one Republican federal judge, in a court proceeding, has volunteered the fact that he actually put this same "wrong" number on an application for a rental car, temporarily nullifying his contract.

August 9, 2006

I don’t blame McKinney for not mentioning her opponent’s name

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 3:45 pm

McKinney election night speech...

It actually sounds like something I would say. As long as the Republicans and Zionists steal or influence elections, there will be a shroud of illegitimacy attached to it. If I know someone stole something from me, I will not under any circumstances congratulate that person. That is silly to me and yet this is what is expected of McKinney. Only in the Western psyche is it expected for those who have been victimized to apologize for being victimized.

Full article

Cross over votes once again defeat McKinney…

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 11:21 am

Cynthia McKinney didn’t lose because the lack of votes from the Democrats, she lost again because Republicans crossed over to vote against her. This is reprehensible that the Republicans are allowed to dictate who will represent the Democratic Party. Hopefully this type of deceit is only found in Georgia.

McKinney Loses Runoff – Tuesday, some voters – both Democrats and Republicans – interviewed by The Associated Press at polling places in McKinney’s district said they were fed up with her controversial behavior.

"I’m getting tired of being embarrassed. She’s an embarrassment to the whole state," said Republican James Vining, a 72-year-old retired electronics repairman from Tucker, who crossed party lines to vote for Johnson.

Instead, they voted on Hank Johnson who promised not to do anything once he got elected. The real embarrassment is not being smart enough to see through the political games and to know when you are being manipulated to vote against your own interests. Everything from this point forward,  people in Georgia’s 4th District shouldn’t complain because they elected someone who stands for nothing, which means more than likely, he will give them nothing in return.

If I were Cynthia McKinney, I would move to a more progressive State. This is her problem – she is simply to progressive for Georgia.

August 8, 2006

Georgia’s U.S. Rep District 4 Election Results…

Filed under: National Politics, Election irregularities (theft) - Cynthia @ 7:04 pm

Unofficial results.

I don’t like the South. I was born there and people are just plain different.

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