(Bradblog) Friedman briefs Feingold on election fraud !

[kansasblue]

http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00002724.htm#More

Brad asks the Senator If he understood the extent of the havoc being wreaked on our country and democracy in the wake of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA).

Does he fully understand the havoc being wreaked across the country right now on our Electoral System due to the plague-like spread of Electronic Voting machines in light of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002? He expressed concern, but admitted he wasn't as fully up-to-date on the topic as he might like to be.

[autorank]

1. Way to go Brad. You make us all proud...and love that pic...

This is huge, crucial. We get a real briefing for a real candidate.

If any one gets this, it will be Feingold, the "Mr. Smith" of the US Senate.

Great post, recommended, highly.

[rucky]

2. I'm naming my next kid Bradblog

:yourock:

[IndyOp]

7. How about just naming him/her "Blog"?

Or "Brad"?

:hi:

[rucky]

9. My grandma's name is blog.

It's very common in her homeland.

[kansasblue]

3. I just gave him a donation!

Go Brad!

[rumpel]

4. the two of them need a standing ovation for

what they are doing for this country. :applause:

as for the content of the conversation:

The dems have to start looking for new "consultants"

As I recall, Feingold always was the only Senator who was really interested in our cause.

[Up2Late]

5. Very cool.

Way to go Brad! :yourock:

[pacalo]

6. Thanks for bringing up election fraud, Brad!

I hope Feingold will take a serious look at the information.

All of that said, I offered Feingold my services to brief either him or his staff in full about what's really going on right now in regard to our National Electoral Meltdown, along with a gentle hint that there is a huge number of voters out there looking for a national champion on the matter. The first Presidential Candidate to come out as that champion, I mentioned, would likely gain a few million votes immediately out of the box just by showing up and bringing the issues into the national spotlight.

"Do you have anything written on all of this?" he asked, as the rest of the bloggers at the table who know my work well quietly chuckled. "Yeah, about 2000 or so pages," I thought, but instead politely replied, "Absolutely."

[IndyOp]

8. "Do you have anything written on this?"

Asked Senator Feingold of Brad Friedman, re: election fraud.

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[Pacifist Patriot]

10. It boggles the mind how any elected official could say...

"he wasn't as fully up-to-date on the topic as he might like to be."

I adore Russ, but this is monumentally disheartening. The very people who owe their jobs to the system have no clue about how it can be compromised. Very scary! But then I've found that to be pretty much the situation no matter the level of the politician with whom I am conversing.

[glitch]

11. It is remarkable. Maybe this will be the spur he needs to get up to date.

He's got the guts to blow it wide open, he just needs to do his homework. Amazing that even after 2004 none of them have really gotten into it and connected all the dots.
I'd like to see a coalition of politicians bring it out, that way none of them need to fear being smeared alone.