Lessons from the 2004 Election
By Jacqueline Marcus
1) Corporate media networks play the largest role in stealing an election by
• Promoting skewed and inexplicable corporate polls that claim that Obama and McCain are “dead even”.
• Diminish percentage of millions of Black, Latino, Youth and Gay votes.
Corporate pundits must continue to repeat the following lies for talking point excuses once cheating is accomplished:
• Obama is the underdog – has a long way to catch up with McCain
• Obama is black; use race card by raising doubts
• Obama lacks experience
• Obama can’t win over Hillary voters
2) Make sure to repeat all the same cheating programming used in the 2004 Election
• Use only one voting machine in Democratic Southern State Black voting sectors for thousands of voters so that they’ll become discouraged and leave.
• Eliminate the millions and millions of Absent-T ballots (international and national).
• And most importantly, switch as many votes as possible in so-called battle-ground states to McCain via Diebold Electronic cheating machines
3) Lastly, light up the Media Networks’ Election Maps on Election Night to Red and call it a day
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I don't know if the media are direct tools of political parties, or they're just so tabloid they'll say stupid things to make more money, but there's always hideous TV coverage of elections.
It's a little bit better in my country. But in America - if the books I've read (What Liberal Media?) and movies I've watched (Fahrenheit 911) are true - it is hideous.
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