Monthly Archives: January 2007

 Something has gone very wrong when Americans report being ashamed to tell relatives living in what were once considered “banana republics” in South America about the Sarasota election. "I want to get to the bottom of this," voter Linda Crespo, … Continue reading →

An analysis of early news accounts of the massive and unprecedented "undervote" in Sarasota FL after the hotly-contested Congressional race there indicates the major cause is  not the innocuous "poor ballot design" and "voter disgust at negative campaigning" recently cited … Continue reading →

Nowhere in America is corruption as sunny, open and in your-face brazen as it is in the state of Florida. The state that couldn’t count the votes in 2000 (but had no trouble training terrorists to fly) has been in … Continue reading →

The Chairman of the laboratory which the New York Times revealed has been barred from approving electronic voting machines, after federal investigators discovered appallingly haphazard testing protocols at the firm, dumped 25,000 common shares of stock in the company less … Continue reading →

A vice president of election giant Election Software & Services who figures in two separate  controversies currently raging over the way American elections are run and American votes counted, has accused the MadCowMorningNews of slandering him in a recent article, … Continue reading →