Tell congress to contest the election:

[mzmolly]

http://69.9.171.129/contest.html

Should Congress contest the presidential election based on problems in Ohio?

Why don't you tell Congress where you stand? Here, we'll make it easy for you. All you have to do is fill in one form now and with one click we will send your personal message to both of your senators, your house representative and the minority House Judiciary Committee too. We'll even look them up based on your address and tell you who they are. And at the same time we will format an invitation you can send to the email addresses of everyone else you know with just one additional easy click. Just a few simple words from you mean more than any form letter can. Please read the question carefully to make sure your vote matches your comments. There have been allegations of ballot counting fraud and a systematic pattern of vote suppression, leading to the call for a recount in the state of Ohio. Should Congress put election officials on notice now? If you think we should not complain and just get over it, vote "No", otherwise if you believe Congress should dispute the result as long as these questions are not resolved, then vote "Yes". Even if you don't think your particular representatives would agree with your position it is important for them to hear from you.

If you need more information to make a decision, Click below for arguments.

http://69.9.171.129/contest2c.htm#argument

[RPM]

1. done!!!

:kick:

[liberal N proud]

2. Kick

[berniew1]

3. When you tell you Congresspeople, send them documentation of fraud

Such as this:

Systematic vote machine fraud, "Default to Bush" has been documented in swing states such as Ohio, Florida, and New Mexico- and some of this has been observed in other states as well.
http://www.flcv.com/fraudpat.html
http://web.northnet.org/minstrel/youngstown.htm
Other types of systematic fraud have also been observed in many areas.
These appear to explain the swing to Republican seen by the difference in the exit polls and official vote totals.

This means that Bush or another default candidate would get not only the votes of those who didn't notice that the intended candidate didn't register, but any intentional non votes or accidental non votes or unsuccessfully completed votes. Quite an advantage. Under normal circumstances this would result in a swing as much as 2 to 4% in many areas. But since it is a matter of record that the default was hard to override and sometimes impossible as reported by
the EIRS reports and acknowleged by poll workers, only the most watchful or purposeful voters may have been able to successfully vote for a chosen non-Republican candidate. Thus the swing was likely much larger for some machines and even more in some minority precincts that appear to have been targeted to produce high levels of misvotes based on the large number of EIRS reports in minority precincts. There were also a few cases where precincts had machines
set to default for a minor party candidate, but none observed to default to Kerry. These patterns have been confirmed by analysts and computer experts in several counties of each of these
states. Other similar default related patterns have also been observed in some of these areas, such as failure to register a presidential vote when a voter tried to vote straight party line. This would result in the presidential vote going to the other “unintended” party.

[Carl Brennan]

6. Excellent: Here is the e-mail addresses of National Representives

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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UNITED STATES SENATE
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[mzmolly]

4. .

[mzmolly]

5. Good time to kick this baby.

:kick: