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[Fly by night]

... go back to the original 2004 ERD threads (posted by DemoDonkey from the Atlanta voting rights march last week), you will see that David Cobb is one of the named sources of this information. There is another very highly-placed source (who DemoDonkey spoke with herself) who has asked not to be named publicly. But DemoDonkey has spoken with me directly and I have absolutely no doubt that both David Cobb and her other source are in an excellent position to know that Kerry was (is?) considering pulling out of the Ohio case.

DemoDonkey's original posts are worth reading and they are still available on the active pages of the 2004 ERD. As for me, Kerry could put an end to this speculation if he would come forth and state that -- hell no -- he isn't abandoning the Greens and Libertarians (and the rest of us) to the Ohio election thieves. Why on earth would that be a problem? I just don't see it.

Kerry may have his reasons for not saying anything at this time and keeping his supporters (like me) twisting slowly, slowly in the wind. But regardless of his unstated reasons, everyone who believes that Ohio was stolen (along with New Mexico, Iowa, Nevada, Florida and other states) should write Kerry and Dean and tell them what you think.

Hell, let's all be Chicagoans for a day and "write early and often".

Regardless of Kerry's final decision, he will hear from me again and I hope he hears from all of us again.

So John, hero or goat? Which will it be?