50,000 Invisible Lives
by : Gary Ljungquist
posted : 08/21/2006
50,000 Invisible Lives
The large amount of crimes that George W. gets away with is truly baffling. I was shocked that he wasn’t impeached after blatantly stealing the 2000 election with the help of his brother Jeb. What a guy, totally disregarding thousands of people’s right to vote by means of purging them from the voting system or computer glitches in the brand new voting booths that lost the votes by “accidentally” being unplugged. If that doesn’t get you fuming how about the accusations of felonies being committed in the future.
Al Gore lost Florida only by a mere 537 votes. Now, with that in mind think of the fact that 50,000 voters were wrongly targeted for purge. About 90% of all voters on Florida’s list to be raped of their rights as American citizens were 100% innocent not to mention an overwhelming percent of these 50,000 people were democrats.
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by Greg Palast is a great book to read up on the election heist and other scams fronted by “The Big Guy” who is supposedly leading our country to a better world were people drive hybrid cars and they can actually trust authority figures, but we all well know that is far off in the distant future. I truly believe if more citizens were educated about incident like this, Bush would not have been reelected for a second term. Him and his little “dynasty” of friends have done enough damage to our political, economic, and social system as it is; we need to get this guy out of the oval office and on a permanent vacation in Texas (He spends most of his time there anyway).
If any other lobbyists or politician tried to pull something like Bush did in the 2000 election, they would have charges brought up on them, either pay a fine or be sent to jail. I don’t think just because good old George is the president he should be above the law, I want to see him face the consequences and pay the price for treating those 50,000 voters like guinea pigs in an experiment that would make a PETA publicist gag.
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