"New York Times" has it!

[RaulVB]

Forget the link I gave early. It requires subscription!

KATU (Oregon) is on it too:

http://www.katu.com/news/story.asp?ID=73368

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[RaulVB]

4. C'mon now...

"Kerry lawyer requests visual inspection of 92.000 Ohio ballots..."

What, you missed the 45 treads already posted on this topic?

[Stand and Fight]

8. Okay...

Then why did you post this as a forum topic rather than just kicking one of the other "45" threads already posted on this topic?

:wtf:

[RaulVB]

10. Because the NYT picking it up is a MAJOR DEVELOPMENT!

And, BTW, I wasn't aware of the censors around here.:nuke:

[nadinbrzezinski]

2. and so it begins....

this will be an interesting week

[pocoloco]

11. A roller coaster ride for sure!!

Gonna need some Tums and Excedrin!

[budkin]

3. Sweet!

Let the dam burst I tell you!

[troubleinwinter]

5. Grand! FINALLY some MSM. Lots more work, though, eh pals?!

[alittlelark]

6. snips

Kerry Asks to View Ballots
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Published: December 13, 2004



OLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 12 (AP) - Senator John Kerry is asking county elections officials to allow his witnesses to inspect the 92,000 ballots cast in Ohio in which no vote for president was recorded, a lawyer for Mr. Kerry said Sunday night.

The request is one of 11 the Kerry campaign made in a letter sent over the weekend to Ohio's 88 county boards of election, which will begin recounting ballots this week.

"We're trying to increase the transparency of the election process," said the lawyer, Donald McTigue. President Bush beat Mr. Kerry by about 119,000 votes in Ohio.


edited to 'clean-up'

[ginnyinWI]

7. all it took

was the name "Kerry" and suddenly it's important! About time.

:bounce:

[Helga Scow Stern]

9. Just the news...not spun:

"We're trying to increase the transparency of the election process," said the lawyer, Donald McTigue. President Bush beat Mr. Kerry by about 119,000 votes in Ohio.

Mr. McTigue said state law allows the inspection. The goal is to look for votes that were not registered by the tabulating equipment, he said.
NYT

[proudtobeadem]

12. I was on the Times's website but did not see it

in what section did you see it?

[Ruffhowse]

13. Why do Dems and Repukes agree that the outcome of the recount won't

change the outcome of the election? If somehow Kerry comes out ahead in Ohio, it seems to me he wins the election, unless there are some weird election laws in place I am unaware of.

[juajen]

14. It''s a political game they're playing right now

Of course, if the votes come up for Kerry, he will be the President-Elect.

[pbartch]

15. Darn. I'm in Oregon. Been so busy reading the DU

I didn't listen to the news.

Thanks for posting. Tomorrow's Oregon news will run with this.
Oregon is a TRUE BLUE STATE!!!

[proudbluestater]

16. Can't find it at the NY Times. Did the regime ask them to remove it?

[GetTheRightVote]

17. This is great, more and more reports coming out on fraud, cool

[Quakerfriend]

18. It's been removed from the NYT!!

[Patsy Stone]

20. Nope, it hasn't

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/13/national/13ohio.html?oref=login

[eowyn_of_rohan]

19. Here is most of the NY Times article

Note they didn't say anything about "although we do not believe this will change the results of the election". Progress?

Kerry Asks to View Ballots
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: December 13, 2004

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 12 (AP) - Senator John Kerry is asking county elections officials to allow his witnesses to inspect the 92,000 ballots cast in Ohio in which no vote for president was recorded...

The request is one of 11 the Kerry campaign made in a letter sent over the weekend to Ohio's 88 county boards of election...

"We're trying to increase the transparency of the election process," said the lawyer, Donald McTigue...
Mr. McTigue said state law allows the inspection. The goal is to look for votes that were not registered by the tabulating equipment, he said.

[empathy]

21. Even Drudge has it

In my ongoing quest to understand whow it is that votes for Bush(also known as: know mine enemy), I noticed that even Drudge Report is carrying a link to the AP article.