- Voter Purges Could Cause Florida-like Presidential Recounts | Democracy and Elections | AlterNet:
"If the November vote is close, key swing states that have been illegally rejecting voters could become recount battlegrounds like Florida...."
- t r u t h o u t | GOP Attacks on American Voters Turn Desperate, Ugly and Dangerous:
"The GOP assault on American voters has hit full stride as the economy and John McCain tank in synch."
- Why the GOP Is Nuts About ACORN | Democracy and Elections | AlterNet:
"Attacks on ACORN appear to be part of a broader GOP strategy to shrink the number of Dem voters and sow doubts if the election turns out to be close...."
- Memo to GOP: Minority Homeowners Did Not Cause Wall St. Meltdown | Democracy and Elections | AlterNet:
"ACORN has decidedly moved past the stage of being ignored and even the stage of being laughed at. ACORN is now being attacked. Next comes victory."
- Justice Watch: Justice Department Outsources Voting Rights Hotline
"...[I]t appears the Department of Justice (DOJ) has contracted its Voting Rights Section’s 2008 U.S. Election Hotline to none other than defense contractor Lockheed Martin. For those of you not familiar with this service, the hotline was created for callers to determine registration status, report voter
intimidation and suppression, and to ask general questions about voting procedures and eligibility.
Should Lockheed Martin, which spends roughly $10 million dollars per year lobbying the federal government, and which currently lists as one of its vice-presidents a nominee for a hotly contested congressional race in New Jersey, have the final say over who can and cannot provide guidance to distressed voters on Election Day?
With campaign contributions to over 50 candidates in this election cycle alone from Lockheed Martin, the question remains—where’s the justice in the DOJ?"
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