Computer programmer admits under oath to rigging elections (Congress, accuse, compare)

[katzpaw]

In sworn testimony a computer programmer admits to writing code to rigging an election in 2000 in favor of Congressman Tom Feeney. This why we need good ol' paper and pencil ballots and no black box computer tabulation. Scrutineers from both parties can supervise and oversee the counting and compare their totals.

[greywar]

That would be Clint Curtis I believe.

Ran against the person he accused of hiring his employer to do this.

BTW fun fact, if this is true its was done on behalf of the republican party according to Clint.

second Fun fact-theres reports that he passed a polygraph regarding his allegations.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by greywar

That would be Clint Curtis I believe.

Ran against the person he accused of hiring his employer to do this.

BTW fun fact, if this is true its was done on behalf of the republican party according to Clint.

second Fun fact-theres reports that he passed a polygraph regarding his allegations.

I wonder if a photo ID would have prevented this from happening.

[lycos679]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

I wonder if a photo ID would have prevented this from happening.

I do believe it would.

[canesfan33068]

Originally Posted by greywar

BTW fun fact, if this is true its was done on behalf of the republican party according to Clint.

I don't care if he did this on behalf of his dying Mother. He should go to Jail, straight to jail, a real Jail not a Federal Country Club.

Originally Posted by greywar

second Fun fact-theres reports that he passed a polygraph regarding his allegations.

After all nobody guilty has ever managed to pull that off right? There is good reason why Polygraphs are inadmissible in a number of States. They are one step above a Ouija Board and just below The Magic 8 Ball.