Reply #43: OHIO

[DUBYASCREWEDUS]

As a lifelong resident of the State of Ohio I can tell you there was hanky panky by the Repubs in the last election. I saw first hand the confusing ballots. Both of my parents are senior citizens; both sent in applications for absentee ballots at the same time; both received their absentee ballots on the same day; however, here is the cute part: they each received a different ballot. No, all of the candidates were the same they were just in a different order. It was not just with the presidential candidates but also with judges, etc. So if ma and pa are sitting at the kitchen table doing their absentee ballots and say pa's eyesight is not quite what it used to be and ma says: "well, just push number 2 because that's the one I'm voting for" then there is a real possibility that ma and pa voted for different candidates. Furthermore, I saw first hand the letter Blackwell sent to all his Republican friends after the election high-fiving himself and patting himself on the back for helping the Moron win. You don't really think he would be congratulating himself if he didn't do something illegal, do you? I would bet the farm Kenny boy either looked the other way or got the ball in motion to help disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of poor and low income voters. That's what Republicans do best. For all of you who don't believe hanky panky took place in Ohio - think again. We are the home of Diebold and Ken Blackwell; we have 2 Republican senators and we also have the worst Governor in the nation: Bob Taft. Do I need to say more?