Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 2004 Voter Theft Theory Debunked

Cleveland’s leading newspaper has checked out a new article by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claiming that Republicans "stole” the 2004 presidential election in Ohio, and concluded that Kennedy’s story is "nonsense.”

In the June 15 issue of Rolling Stone, under the headline "Was the 2004 Election Stolen?” Kennedy writes: "A review of the available data reveals that in Ohio alone, at least 357,000 voters, the overwhelming majority of them Democratic, were prevented from casting ballots or did not have their votes counted in 2004 -- more than enough to shift the results of an election decided by 118,601 votes.”

But the Cleveland Plain Dealer – regarded as anything but a conservative newspaper – headlines a June 18 article: "Rest assured, we checked out Election 2004 thoroughly,” and states: "There was no shortage of mistakes made in vote counting. There were voters who should have been registered but weren’t, polling places with lines that were too long and without enough voting machines, and decisions from [Secretary of State Ken] Blackwell that appeared to be partisan.

Of course these theridiculousrediculous. It what losers do, they try and blame their loss on something else. GWB won two elections, andamusingso amuzing watching liberals get all worked up thinking he "stole two elections"
It is also good for the Right that liberals do not understand why they have been losing for so long now....
To them, it is voter fraud, when in reality it is voter rejection on their lack of ideas...
And I say keep it going. A few liberals have started to say something about the fact that they don't portray any message besides GWB is stupid and a liar...and I hope no one listens to them.
They tried to present some plan the other day, but if failed to talk about any important issues, because they have no unified plan on Iraq, and their plan for gas prices is to make sure they go higher so people stop driving....
If the Left doesn't pick up tons of votes this November, it will be their fault, not voter fraud....