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Yakk · 11-09-2006, 07:57 AM

I would like to say -- good job Democrats.

They successfully hacked enough voting machines to win the election.

Now, the hard step -- jiggering the system so that either
A> You can never lose
or
B> Nobody else can jigger the system

The difference between pure-electronic systems and paper-electronic systems is that you can go back and hand-count the paper ballots. And adding in mass numbers of paper ballots requires moving large amounts of paper around -- which can be noticed.

So, does the Federal government have any juristiction over Federal election procedures? You'd think "equal protection" and the right to vote (barring treason and other crimes) would give the Feds some mandate...

11-09-2006, 07:57 AM	#101 (permalink)
Yakk Wehret Den Anfängen! Location: Ontario, Canada	I would like to say -- good job Democrats. They successfully hacked enough voting machines to win the election. Now, the hard step -- jiggering the system so that either A> You can never lose or B> Nobody else can jigger the system The difference between pure-electronic systems and paper-electronic systems is that you can go back and hand-count the paper ballots. And adding in mass numbers of paper ballots requires moving large amounts of paper around -- which can be noticed. So, does the Federal government have any juristiction over Federal election procedures? You'd think "equal protection" and the right to vote (barring treason and other crimes) would give the Feds some mandate... __________________ Last edited by JHVH : 10-29-4004 BC at 09:00 PM. Reason: Time for a rest.