NPR'S Tavis Smiley Carries OH Election Fraud Story!!!! Listen, its good:

This is decent coverage from NPR reporter Janet Babin in Cleveland. This could be the start of MSM warming to the story. Blast this all over the web!

Listen here:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4225107

Write here to thank Tavis tavis@npr.org

He's about to leave NPR, so this was perhaps a parting shot.

"Tavis Smiley has informed NPR that he will not renew his contract and that his last day on The Tavis Smiley Show will be Dec. 16, 2004. Smiley is a remarkable talent who holds an important place in public radio history. NPR wishes him well. The show's regular Friday host, Tony Cox, will fill in for Smiley. NPR will launch an aggressive national search for a new host who can build upon the success of the show."
See more about this at:
http://www.npr.org/about/press/041129.tavis.html

And his show's home page:
http://www.npr.org/programs/tavis/

Mind if I call ya that?



....Just kidding LOL

Like Naw'leans and all that, uh-huh.

Cast a spell on you ;)

Go Tavis!

the law professor says that it would be more likely that the sun would rise in the west tommorow...well, that's nice...we can uncover bad tactics for THIS election...but we are supposed to let it slide?

No...

War is peace, freedom is slavery, east is west.

So why isn't the mainstream media doing good work like this???

for doing a good job!! :)

:yourock:

right here in this forum:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x149184

with the Subject:
NPR (Tavis Smiley Show) audio on "Ohio Voting Irregularities"

The scroll rate was pretty fast yesterday, and it got all of two replies, including one from jamboi....

...so, did I do something wrong with my post? I'm a newbie and am trying to learn the ropes, so constructive criticism or procedural corrections are welcome. :-)

about it. I think I only vaguely remembered your post and I watched a bit of his program last night in hopes of finding it but missed it. This morning's thread on how NPR's not covering it got me to look again and rediscover it. So you should get the credit for starting the ball rolling on this. Thanks!

Also though by reposting I can use my influence to draw additional attention to it. Thanks for posting it and keep up the great work.

I don't mind...I was disappointed when the original was ignored, so I'm glad you gave it new life with a more exciting Subject line.

email to NPR done. Need to encourage MSM as well as criticise.
Thanks for post, jamboi.

:kick:

"INSPIRING"? I had not heard that quote before and am still laughing.

"the collaboration of hundreds of Democrat leaders" (for fraud to occur)

Uh, Mr. Blackwell. Isn't that "Democratic leaders...?" More Karl Rove Republic values?

And why we're on the subject, isn't it possible your state's fraud occur in the tabulator and not in the individual precincts, thereby making it unnecessary for the collaboration of "hundreds of Democrat<sic> leaders?"

On Olberman, I believe.
It is deliberate and insulting.

But did not say why just about EVERY glitch in this election has resulted in a Bush gain...

the election in Ohio was perfectly inspiring. What a con man

Like when he put out the article : "How Ohio pulled it off"

its like he is saying "ha ha you cant catch me, I can do what ever the F----k
I want and no one can stop me....."

the story is dead.

and i might as well be too.

to hear that Tavis is leaving. Why couldn't NPR support him the way he deserved to be supported? We don't get Tavis in our market in our red state, though I *have* requested it. People around here could have really benefitted from listening to him.

:cry:

we need to build.