Reply #74: MY RESPONSE [View All]

I think I've read everything that has been posted in this thread. The election is starting to smell fishy. Two links caught my interest the most.

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/1106-30.htm

http://ustogether.org/Florida_Election.htm
The first was a very good article that raises the red flag. The second compares projected results based off former democratic verses Republican voter registration with the "actual results." What I have not found out and am still looking for is a source for the graphs appearing on the main page comparing exit polls with the "actual results." If anyone can give me the source, I'd be thrilled. This election is looking fishy, especially considering these graphs, but to firmly believe them, I want to have a source for them.
I want to thank everyone for posting their links, which although not exactly what I was looking for, were helpful. However, I was disturbed by how many people attacked me for asking for the source of the the graphs on the exit polls. The point is to ask questions. That is what needs to be done. I'd like to see an audit of the results. I realize everyone is on edge, but attacking me for asking questions is exactly what the Republicans would do if this went mainstream and voter fraud was proved. The right to ask questions is fundamental to democracy. Besides, if you find me inquisitive, try the courts.
Regardless of how this all turns out and how our opinions all end up as to whether there was fraud or not, I think we can all say that we need to fight for paper trails and standard audits of those paper trails.