>"After the election, the entire subject vanished as though someone had thrown a switch.'
Maybe, maybe not.
There are still some muck-raking journalists out there doing their homework. Like the Houston-based Republican "certifier" for certifying all the electronic voting machines in the US is now under investigation.
>"The New York Times reported that federal investigators have discovered appallingly haphazard testing regimes at leading machine certifier CIBER, and barred the firm's laboratory in Huntsville Alabama, which had been responsible for testing most of the nation's electronic voting systems, from approving any new machines.
Greenhalgh was President during the 1980’s of a company at the center of this dispute. The Election Center is a murky private non-profit based in Houston whose ill-defined quasi-public role in “certifying the certifiers†is at odds, say many computer experts, with the funding it has received from the very companies whose testing it approves, including CIBER. "
More typical brown-nosing and under the table tactics.
This administration has nothing but crooks and cut-throats working for <them.>
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Was it good for you too?
The whole thread (126 posts)
- Polarization
- Follow-up -- does NPR lurk at HZ?
- LOL (n/t)
- A thought on all of this from an observer
- TB vs 7 leftists...and the winner is...
- re: Why ? Because...
- "why there is such polarization?"
- re: "why there is such polarization?"
- re: "why there is such polarization?"
- I think I've got the answer.
- Yes?
- re: Yes?
- Yes
- understood (n/t)
- Yes
- Okay, I get it. (n/t)
- This is clearly a longterm project
- re: Clearly, a long term project
- This is clearly a longterm project
- re: Yes?
- Yes?
- Hogwash
- And yet...
- re: And yet...
- re: Isn't that the problem?
- No, it wouldn't be productive.
- "Providing so many rich examples of polarization isn't addressing the question, it's only reinforcing the need to answer it. "
- I'll throw you one clue...
- In other words...
- No.
- "I watch good! Red light stop, green light go, yellow light go very fast."
- re: No.
- No.
- In other words...
- re: And yet...
- re: And yet...
- Buchanan sidebar
- Follow-up -- does NPR lurk at HZ?
