Kerry complains about Ohio

[armedandsafe]

But (as usual with Kerry,) there is another side to examine.
http://www.washtimes.com/op-ed/20050...3610-7512r.htm

This is a snip of todays editorial:

At the same time, it's curious that Mr. Kerry should use Ohio as an example to trumpet his forthcoming legislation. Apparently, Mr. Kerry sees no evil in Wisconsin, where his margin of victory was 11,000 votes, and where the watchful bloggers at Captainsquartersblog.com have noticed some disturbing irregularities. Milwaukee County, which broke for Mr. Kerry 62 percent to 37 percent, saw voter turnout increase by just under 49,000 votes, or 10 percent, from 2000. For comparison, the national voter increase was 6.4 percent. A portion of that increase can be attributed to the 83,000 people who completed a same-day registration, which is more than 20 percent of all voting-age residents in the county. Blogger Captain Ed is rightly suspicious: "Now, Wisconsinites may procrastinate a bit, but in order to believe that number, you'd have to expect that 20% of the county had moved or became newly eligible within the past two years (after the previous election cycle)." The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel also reports that now 10,000 of those registrations cannot be verified, or just under the number of votes that clinched the state for Mr. Kerry.

Be careful of what investigations you ask for, Mr. Kerry. You might not like what gets uncovered.

Pops

[Marlin]

Hope they carry through. It would serve the ingrate right!

[pickenup]

Think he will ever learn to keep his mouth shut?..............Naaaaaaa......

[96harley]

Can't they just let it drop? Him and his cronies look foolish. Well as long as the media gives him a platform he'll occupy it. If the media stopped reporting on half the stuff clowns like him get involved with things might go on an upward swing. Take the wind out of his sails. Everytime I see that mule face I wanna gag.undefined

[dge479]

let them keep whining, and keep looking stupid.