Attorney General Eric Holder: Investigate Tagg Romney owning voting machines in OHIO....

Petitioning Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania
 Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20530-0001

by jacqueline morris

everett, WA

 

This is a conflict of interest to say the least, and could invite fraud~!!!!

Petition Letter

Investigate Tagg Romney owning voting machines in OHIO....

This is a conflict of interest to say the least, and could invite fraud~!!!!

[Your name] 

 

Reasons for Signing

Most Popular • Latest

• Julia Beckwith
  Sacramento, CA
  3 days ago Liked 205
  The son of a candidate running for President should NOT be allowed to own voting machines, that is so ridiculous!
• john caffey
  new york, NY
  3 days ago Liked 161
  I remember what happened in Ohio in 2004, thats why.
• Ben Anantasomboon
  Hewitt, TX
  4 days ago Liked 154
  The son of a presidential candidate owning voting machines is absolutely unacceptable. It's most definitely a conflict of interest and should be forbidden.
• Francine Beck
  Vida, OR
  4 days ago Liked 124
  It should be obvious! CONFLICT OF INTEREST. All electronic voting should be banned.
• Ruth Gordon
  Spring Green, WI
  4 days ago Liked 112
  This is a conflict of interest and not acceptable. Potential criminal activity - if we don't have a choice in the end... people will feel why vote at all?

News

1. October 22

   Reached 50,000 signatures
2. October 22

   Media

   

   by jacqueline morris

   Petition Organizer

   PS The Media is getting more involved.... As they should this is VERY serious- as yo all know. TY again~!!
3. October 22

   Calling A G & emailing again....

   

   by jacqueline morris

   Petition Organizer

   Department of Justice Main Switchboard - 202-514-2000
   Office of the Attorney General Public Comment Line - 202-353-1555
   I also need to email him again with almost 50,000 on our Petition- Pretty damn good~!! I'm also going to be calling today, tomorrow whenever. Join me if you have time. Thank you all so much~!!!!
4. October 21

   Reached 40,000 signatures
5. October 21

   Excellent

   

   by jacqueline morris

   Petition Organizer

   Over 36,000 Joy Reid is on it- tweeting etc.... She's a smart lady- Awesome. Thank you everyone~!!!!
6. October 21

   Reached 35,000 signatures
7. October 20

   More News....

   

   by jacqueline morris

   Petition Organizer

   I have emailed Eric Holder with petition, will again it's going like crazy. I'm also calling him om Mon., anyone who would like to join me please do. Google Phone number. Thank you so much for all your help. Good Job~!!!!
   jb
8. October 20

   Reached 20,000 signatures
9. October 20

   Boom~!!!!

   

   by jacqueline morris

   Petition Organizer

   Almost 20,000 that rocks~!!!!
10. October 20

    Reached 17,500 signatures
11. October 20

    Wow~!!!!

    

    by jacqueline morris

    Petition Organizer

    Over 16,000 in less than 24 hours....
12. October 20

    Reached 15,000 signatures
13. October 20

    Yessssssss~!!!!

    

    by jacqueline morris

    Petition Organizer

    We have reached 10.509 in one day, Thank you & congrats~!!!!
    jackieblu
14. October 20

    Reached 10,000 signatures
15. October 20

    Yes,,,,we have 9000 in one day~!!

    

    by jacqueline morris

    Petition Organizer

    Sweet.....9000 in one day~!!!!
16. October 20

    Reached 9,000 signatures 

     

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How Mitt Romney Cynically Exploits White Tribalism and Resentment

Romney offers an easy-to-grasp explanation that speaks to white anxiety about the future.

October 16, 2012

SIDNEY, OHIO—At the Shelby county fairgrounds in Sidney, Ohio, on Oct. 10, a jumbotron showed a bus approaching. Image became reality as Mitt Romney’s bulbous white chariot glided into the rally of thousands.

 It was an impressive entrance, for those who are impressed by RVs.
Bounding up to a podium, Romney was ready to proselytize. Thousands of faces turned toward him in the chilly evening air. Word was that Romney’s conquest of Obama in the first debate had infused his robotic demeanor with passion. It was hard to see much evidence of that.

To polite applause, Romney blandly declared, “That’s an Ohio welcome. Thank you guys.” He tried to rouse the audience with a counter to Obama campaign chants of “Four more years,” and the crowd hesitantly recited “Four more weeks,” their tone as flat as the surrounding farmland.

No matter. Romney dove into his stump speech. It was the gospel of lower taxes, freer trade, stronger military, and drill, baby, drill, and the audience was receptive. He hit all the buttons, “jobs,” “small business,” “compete,” and “opportunities.” Some specifics drew hearty cheers: “Get rid of the death tax,” “get that pipeline in from Canada,” and “our military must be second to none.”
The crowd responded favorably because the ideas are presented simply and clearly. People are hurting, and Romney says he’ll create more jobs and put more money in your pocket. His message is he won’t do it through welfare, like Obama, but by encouraging American values like entrepreneurialism, strength, and self-sufficiency.

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Political Ads: America Discovers Columbus

WBNS-TV Columbus OH

Sunday, 13 May 2012 00:00
By Michael Winship, Moyers & Co. | Report  

If you live in Columbus, Ohio, my sympathy.
Don’t get me wrong. Columbus is a wonderful town – the state capital, birthplace of the late great humorist James Thurber, location of Ohio State University and my brother Tim.
But if you’re a television viewer in Columbus you may be wishing about now that you could jump into your set and join the castaways on Survivor. According to the newspaper USA Today, “As the amount of money spent on political persuasion has risen, there are now some places where political ads are more like a steady rain. Here in Columbus, it is pouring.”

“Columbus draws a lot of political advertising because it’s the largest city in a big swing state that this year also has a heated Senate contest and congressional races reconfigured by redistricting. What’s different here is that when the campaigns end, the advertising keeps on going. Political ads are on the air in Columbus all the time.
“That’s great news for the local TV stations battered by a recession that torpedoed their commercial advertisers. ‘We’re on the other end saying, “Thank you.” We’re running around with a bushel basket trying to catch it when it falls,’ said Tom Griesdorn, general manager of WBNS-TV, the Columbus CBS affiliate.”

He’ll get no thanks from the channel surfers of Columbus. Since March of last year, according to the public access files at WBNS, the station has aired 2,588 political spots that pulled in $2.16 million. And it’s only one of five commercial TV outlets in the area.  READ MORE