...and it's a little late, don't you think? If you didn't want to fight for it last November.... don't be whining about it this November.
Kerry Suspects Election 2004 Was Stolen
By Robert Parry
November 6, 2005
Sen. John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate in 2004, has told acquaintances over the past year that he suspects that the election was stolen, but that he didn't challenge the official results because he lacked hard proof and anticipated a firestorm of criticism if he pressed the point.
Kerry heard all the disquieting stories about voting irregularities in Ohio and other states, said Jonathan Winer, a longtime Kerry adviser and a former deputy assistant secretary of state. But he didn't have the evidence to do more.
The Massachusetts senator conceded to George W. Bush on Nov. 3, 2004, the day after the election when it became clear that the uncounted votes in the swing state of Ohio were insufficient to erase Bush's narrow lead.
The move infuriated some Democratic activists who felt Kerry should have lived up to his campaign promise that he would make sure every vote was counted. In January 2005, as Bush's victory was being certified by Congress, Kerry also refused to back a resolution challenging the fairness of the
Ohio vote.
The 2004 election was stolen in Ohio and there is "irrefutable evidence of large scale vote miscounts" in several prescints when analzying the exit polling.
Ohio exit poll data...
Kerry heard all the disquieting stories about voting irregularities in Ohio and other states, said Jonathan Winer, a longtime Kerry adviser and a former deputy assistant secretary of state. But he didn't have the evidence to do more.
The Massachusetts senator conceded to George W. Bush on Nov. 3, 2004, the day after the election when it became clear that the uncounted votes in the swing state of Ohio were insufficient to erase Bush's narrow lead.
The move infuriated some Democratic activists who felt Kerry should have lived up to his campaign promise that he would make sure every vote was counted. In January 2005, as Bush's victory was being certified by Congress, Kerry also refused to back a resolution challenging the fairness of the Ohio vote.
The 2004 election was stolen in Ohio and there is "irrefutable evidence of large scale vote miscounts" in several prescints when analzying the exit polling.
Ohio exit poll data...
