Was the 2004 Election Stolen?
The article below contains excellent information about the 2004 election. Electronic voting machines have opened the door for massive fraud.
The most undeniable sign of fraud in 2004 was a HUGE discrepancy between election results and exit polls. The validity of election results in Third World countries is judged by their agreement with exit polls. The 2004 US election did not pass this test meant for corrupt Third World nations.
Prior to electronic voting machines, thousands of votes might be stolen in an election. Today millions of votes can be stolen. Not only did Bush NOT win Ohio, he probably got a minority of the vote in 2004 just as he did in 2000. –Charles Coughlin
By Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Republicans prevented more than 350,000 voters in Ohio from casting ballots or having their votes counted - enough to have put John Kerry in the White House.
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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 next day, lacking enough legal evidence to contest the results, Kerry conceded. Republicans derided anyone who expressed doubts about Bush’s victory as nut cases in “tinfoil hats,” while the national media, with few exceptions, did little to question the validity of the election. The Washington Post immediately dismissed allegations of fraud as “conspiracy theories,” [1] and The New York Times declared that “there is no evidence of vote theft or errors on a large scale.” [2] (more…)