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Court victory after tales of theft and fraud in 2004 Ohio Elections
Sep 25, 2006

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Court victory lets preserved Ohio 2004 ballots tell new tales of theft and fraud as indictments and convictions mount


by Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
September 25, 2006

Ohio election protection activists have won a landmark court battle
to preserve the ballots from 2004’s disputed presidential election,
and researchers studying those ballots continue to find new evidence
that the election was, indeed, stolen. Among other things, large
numbers of consecutive votes in different precincts for George W.
Bush make it appear ever more likely that the real winner in 2004
should have been John Kerry. Meanwhile, indictments and prison
terms are mounting among key players in that tainted contest.

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