The Ohio Secretary of State has made the statement
that she fails to see sufficient evidence to prosecute
Ohio's 2004 elections. The Secretary's comments are
most disturbing and don't necessarily bode well for
the future. Forgive me for stating the obvious - but
we all know that one who fails to learn from and
ignores the past is doomed to repeat it. Ohio is the
ground zero that marked the 2004 Bush 'victory' and we
are all well advised to call and or write Brunner's
office requesting - dare I say demanding - that Madam
Secretary prosecute election treason. If you do call
point out that even Nevada Senator Harry Reid has
publicly commented that he believes that the 2004 Ohio
election was rigged. Reid is no election activist so
his words add great power to the argument that SOS
Brunner is remiss in her duty if she fails to
prosecute Ohio's election crime. Never forget that the
thief that gets away with murder is bound to repeat
the crime. Kudos to Paddy Shaffer for her continued
efforts to flush out the truth before it gets flushed.
Patricia Axelrod
Reno, Nevada
that she fails to see sufficient evidence to prosecute
Ohio's 2004 elections. The Secretary's comments are
most disturbing and don't necessarily bode well for
the future. Forgive me for stating the obvious - but
we all know that one who fails to learn from and
ignores the past is doomed to repeat it. Ohio is the
ground zero that marked the 2004 Bush 'victory' and we
are all well advised to call and or write Brunner's
office requesting - dare I say demanding - that Madam
Secretary prosecute election treason. If you do call
point out that even Nevada Senator Harry Reid has
publicly commented that he believes that the 2004 Ohio
election was rigged. Reid is no election activist so
his words add great power to the argument that SOS
Brunner is remiss in her duty if she fails to
prosecute Ohio's election crime. Never forget that the
thief that gets away with murder is bound to repeat
the crime. Kudos to Paddy Shaffer for her continued
efforts to flush out the truth before it gets flushed.
Patricia Axelrod
Reno, Nevada
