Teresa Heinz Kerry - Hacking the "Mother Machine"?
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0310-32.htm
Heinz Kerry hasn't lost her outspoken way
By JOEL CONNELLY
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER COLUMNIST
Monday, March 7, 2005
What made Teresa Heinz Kerry so refreshing to some voters, and threatening to others on the 2004 campaign trail, is summed up when THK talks about her speech to last year's Democratic convention:
"Nobody told me what to do," she told a Saturday fund-raiser here.
The implicit afterword: Nobody better try. ... [Skipping over to one of her observations:]
COUNTING THE VOTES: Heinz Kerry is openly skeptical about results from November's election, particularly in sections of the country where optical scanners were used to record votes.
"Two brothers own 80 percent of the machines used in the United States," Heinz Kerry said. She identified both as "hard-right" Republicans. She argued that it is "very easy to hack into the mother machines."
"We in the United States are not a banana republic," added Heinz Kerry. She argued that Democrats should insist on "accountability and transparency" in how votes are tabulated.
"I fear for '06," she said. "I don't trust it the way it is right now." ... Read the rest now: http://tinyurl.com/6leek
© Virginia Metze
Heinz Kerry hasn't lost her outspoken way
By JOEL CONNELLY
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER COLUMNIST
Monday, March 7, 2005
What made Teresa Heinz Kerry so refreshing to some voters, and threatening to others on the 2004 campaign trail, is summed up when THK talks about her speech to last year's Democratic convention:
"Nobody told me what to do," she told a Saturday fund-raiser here.
The implicit afterword: Nobody better try. ... [Skipping over to one of her observations:]
COUNTING THE VOTES: Heinz Kerry is openly skeptical about results from November's election, particularly in sections of the country where optical scanners were used to record votes.
"Two brothers own 80 percent of the machines used in the United States," Heinz Kerry said. She identified both as "hard-right" Republicans. She argued that it is "very easy to hack into the mother machines."
"We in the United States are not a banana republic," added Heinz Kerry. She argued that Democrats should insist on "accountability and transparency" in how votes are tabulated.
"I fear for '06," she said. "I don't trust it the way it is right now." ... Read the rest now: http://tinyurl.com/6leek
© Virginia Metze
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