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Something to ponder. Anyone have any clearer thoughts on this?

COMMENT #298 [Permalink]… Frank Henry said on 10/7/2005 @ 8:41 pm PT…

Election Process…Purity v/s “Speed”

1. The problem(s) of any automated voting system can be caused by fraud or by failures (hardwareand/or software).

2. These problems can best be put in check byhaving hard paper/card generated by each voter atevery polling place, Have the hard copy put into abollot box.

3. When the polls are closed the election officialscan release the un-official electronic tabulations.But the official tabulation should released after thehard copies are manually counted.

4. Purity is the core objective of all election process.

Thanks,Frank HenryCottonwood, [email protected]

COMMENT #299 [Permalink]… Lew Welge said on 10/13/2005 @ 11:21 am PT…

Yes, Frank. Transparent, unalloyed, pure mathematic-like Truth, where one person gets one vote, is THE goal.

Unfortunately, history is replete with those self-deluding and self-aggrandizing folk our blog-mate hacked909 is, well, hacked off about. I guess we on this side of the fence all are. The solace of being a “Beautiful Loser” (Bob Seger) only lasts so long.

By the way, I’ve not contributed monetarily to this, Brad Friedman’s very nice and numbered site, due to my being an unemployed worker AND full-time student. His and your contributions are very much appreciated, though, and, when able Brad, I do intend to provide more tangible support.

Also, I attend Stetson Kennedy’s 89th birthday party in Gainesville last week. Author and long-time activist, he put Woody Guthrie up at his home in St. John’s county before WWII and he’d infiltrated the KKK in the late 40’s in the Atlanta area only to learn the FBI office he reported to had been themselves corrupted with racist fascists who phoned the Grand Dragon to report a “spy” in their robed midst. Stetson Kennedy received almost as many death threats as his current incarnation, Morris Dees, of the Southern Poverty Law Center, has received, methinks.

I say all this because, at 50, like a guy I met at Stetson’s party, Nick Price, I’m beginning to think I’m more “radical” than “liberal.” This is using the old English usage, methinks. Wasn’t Dickens one of the first self-proclaimed radicals, or did he merely write such beautifully powerful literature that he towered above the field of politics?

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