Dismiss the reviews. I used “has” when I should have used “have . . . doesn’t change your status as a hack.

I know that your read . . . so don’t be such a snot that you disregard the content of comments for the spelling/grammical errors.”

How do you feel about privacy & the First Amendment? Woody, speak to this (it ain’t “caging” so perhaps you’ll understand).

Government Drones Over Houston Caught on Camera.

Investigate that.

Granted, he did great things in exposing Nixon . . . but lately, he just wants to generate a cash flow . . . in that vein, he prostituted himself to the Christian right, gun carrying zelots by publishing a pro-Bush book glorifying the war and dissing anti-war”complainers,” then, realizing that the vast majority of the public (who he had underestimated as being too illiterate to buy books), realized the fallicy of his thinking, reversed course and wrote a book (one year later) denouncing Bush.

In the one year interim, the world didn’t change . . . the only thing that changed was Woodward’s estimation of the abilities of democrats to read books, an epiphany regarding the absolute hatred that America, the world and the book-buying public has about this president and this war, and a concern for his legacy.

Ugh. Hack.

Many great books have been written about this debacle by many great authors. Woodward didn’t write one, isn’t one, but is an uninformed opportunist.

GOTV is about 95% plus a telephone operation. Ride to the polls is rare since the advent of widespread absentee voting.

Explain to us Mr. 45 the New Hampshire phone jamming in the 2002 election. That was the subversion of a GOTV operation. That caper was settled in the court room with several Republicans going to jail.

The cigarettes for votes story makes no sense. How is it possible to know if the bribe worked when a secret ballot is involved? And since voting is tied to an address in a given precinct I really have to wonder how many homeless people are registered to vote.

The reward story (cigarettes) is especially funny. In the 19th century, in some areas, rewards were used, but, only in those areas without a secret ballot.

Your stories, Mr. 45, sound like children’s fairy tales.

Republicans love to use the Chicago 1960 story. A cute story but not the complete book.

Republicans controlled the Illinois election board that year and certified the elction as quickly as possible even while Republicans were starting to tell the Chicago tale.

The reason Republicans in Illinois were quick to bless the election – they wanted it over to avoid the discovery of massive Republican ballot box stuffing in several counties in downstate Illinois.

Republicans who tell that story ALWAYS omit the fact that JFK didn’t need Illinois to win the election.

There are a few things to remember about Bob Woodward.

He’s a Republican, said so in All The President’s Men.

By his own admission he’s weak when it comes to the analytical thingy.

He doesn’t really hang out at the Post. He spends most of his ‘working’ time at home.

The real breakout of the Watergate scandal came from McCord’s letter to Judge Sirica not from the Post’s articles.

Since he became a celebrity via the BOOK and especially the MOVIE he’s become a Wahington Insider’s insider. Like all of today’s celebrity journalists, he’s really a part of the Village culture and he follows all of their rules.

Horrible crime, Rogerx2?

Murder, rape, kidnapping — those are horrible crimes.

Voting in the wrong precinct or “1 single vote from someone that shouldn’t be voting” is not a horrible crime.

Take it down a notch, buddy.

And, besides the point. This discussion is about the disgraceful fact that our pampered, powdered millionaire press corp has no interest in discussions or issues which are embarassing to their corporate bosses.

Personally, we need to do way more to protect true voters.

If this is an example of what being a “journalist” is about it’s no wonder the print media is losing subscribers.

If the person doesn’t live at their registered address, why are they being allowed to vote in that district?

If a person is away at college or overseas serving in Iraq, are they not residents, just because they weren’t home when the postcard arrived? Remember, the postcards are not allowed to be forwarded. Also, remember that the caging was done in areas having a high percentage of non-white voters. Also, keep in mind that the Republican’ts have been barred by a federal court injunction from racially targeted vote caging since 1981.

Nobody’s allowed to vote in a district in which they can’t prove residence. But, having some GOP scumbags hanging out in the polling places challenging legitimate voters because they didn’t (couldn’t) return a postcard is at the very least harassment and at the most obstructing their legal right to vote. And it’s illegal.

He’s a lazy, ill informed, has been!!

Comment by EvilPoet — November 22, 2007 @ 7:28 pm

Of course, but just par for the course; the same cowards that refuse to enlist will of course kick women when they’re on the ground, defenseless. Not surprising at all. It’s one of the main reasons I get upset at the left’s unwillingness to kick the crap out of the chickenhawk cowards that they encounter; these little pansies would cry at a loud voice. Just like Bush, afraid of horses, afraid of finishing his tour of duty, afraid of the truth.