I think this should have included (perhaps it was too recent) the coverage of the 2000 Florida butterfly ballot debacle being manufactured by mismanufacturing the ballots so they'd cause problems.

A copy should be sent to the Democrats because according to Sen. Binden when he asks "groups" of Democrats if they think the American people are stupid to have elected bush twice, most said yes.

http://www.crooksandliar...t-trust-american-people/

I was there.
The Tennessee group, Gathering to Save Our Democracy (a Comman Cause sub-group), headed by Deborah Narrigan and Bernie Ellis, with another 15 or so workers who meet weekly, worked long and hard to help Earnhardt and company pack the theater.

The same group has been in a difficult position trying to get Tennesseeans interested in electile dysfunction ever since early 2005, when they threw together the first meeting of all the folks who'd been working on the goofy '04 Presidential election "results." The Gathering group hopes to have recruited a number of new members with the showing of the film, which did include a number of audible gasps from the audience at the scope of the election problems (as well as other emotional releases - cheering the good guys...) when it meets next...
Tennessee is one of the 10 states where the vote is least protected. Maybe more can be done now...

Thanks Dave E., for making a powerful statement on the state of American elections.

shw
Nashville

You guys are just gonna love this. Kids. The little darlings....

Do you think that this movie would have been made if the vote had gone the other way? Do you think it would be considered credible if it were made by the other side of the political spectrum? Something tells me that this film is somewhat less than a well documented researched factual representation of the situation.