Is Ohio the next Florida?

[T Roosevelt]

With everything I've been reading about the shenanigans in Ohio, and with the comments by Diebold's Wally O'Dell, and with the fact that * has pretty much ignored the state for quite some time, I just get the feeling that he feels it's in the bag, and he doesn't really have to worry about it.

Is Ohio the next Florida?

[rwheeler31]

1. Yup

nt

[apnu]

8. Yup Yup n/t

[harpo]

2. nope...no one is going to stop the MANY unemployed from voting

[T Roosevelt]

5. Remember Diebold -

that can eliminate any advantages. Plus disenfranchisement by the Sec of State (Republican Blackwell), thousands of republican "poll watchers", and who knows what else is going on there.

The fact that * is ignoring a state that is critical to him in this election leads me to believe that they feel Ohio is in the bag...

[freetobegay]

3. Florida is the next Florida.

[VoteJohn04_com]

4. It's already been guaranteed!

Diebold's CEO said he was committed to delivering
Ohio for Bush.

"Appreciating America"
http://america.zyos.net

"Dr. Lawrence Britt: #14. Fraudulent Elections"

[Kukesa]

9. Except -- we got rid of Diebold in all but 7 Ohio counties.

We wrote letters to our congressional reps, we phoned, we wrote LTTEs.

Even though some counties had money appropriated to purchase Diebold voting machines, those machines will not be used in this election.

[in_cog_ni_to]

6. Yes.

Look at what they have tried to do already. Ohio isn't going to be pretty.

[silvershadow]

7. this could be the "November surprise"

Somehow we have to win by a margin that the Repubs couldn't have imagined.

[DaveinMD]

10. 2004 is different

we are ready this time.

[liberal N proud]

11. It is looking that way.

Trying to purge 38,000 names from voter registrations
Repubes voing to intimidate people at the polls
Newspapers being forced to endorse shrub
....
Could be an ugly day on Nov 2

[mtnester]

12. I think that Ohio, NM, NH and FLA

are all going to see "problems".