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   Doug said on 4/29/2006 @ 4:42pm PT: [Permalink]

   It all ties together, it’s just a matter of how many dots they want to connect. :rolleyes:

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   Joan said on 4/29/2006 @ 5:10pm PT: [Permalink]

   O.T (sorry) but I hope people caught Stephen Colbert at the Whitehouse Correspondents Dinner. WOW….I hope he gets out of there alive. I can’t imagine georgie was pleased.
   Stephen, you definitely have MAJOR cojones! GREAT JOB!!!!!!

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   KestrelBrighteyes said on 4/29/2006 @ 6:22pm PT: [Permalink]

   Wonderful news! I wonder what it was, after all this time and all the noise we’ve been making, that finally made them decide to dig a little deeper?

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   Larry Bergan said on 4/30/2006 @ 10:29pm PT: [Permalink]

   America deserves to know how much this guy got paid to trivialize America’s sacred voting rights!

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   unirealist said on 4/30/2006 @ 2:08am PT: [Permalink]

   Great work all the way, Brad.

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   ohiodem34 said on 4/30/2006 @ 6:43am PT: [Permalink]

   About time for this to awaken the People & Let the ball roll…so disgusting & painful to see the people being ripped off!

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   Peg C said on 4/30/2006 @ 6:54am PT: [Permalink]

   Let’s hope this investigation goes all the way to Diebold and HAVA. The money received by Greenberg Traurig should help to make that connection possible.

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   Robert Lockwood Mills said on 4/30/2006 @ 2:15pm PT: [Permalink]

   Ney is going down. I believe it.

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   Robert Lockwood Mills said on 5/1/2006 @ 3:43am PT: [Permalink]

   This should be Ney’s opponent’s theme song (Tune: "Hava Nagila"):

   "HAVA, no deal-a, HAVA, no deal-a
   HAVA, no deal-a, venal-Bob Ney

   REPEAT

   HAVA, no run-on-her, HAVA no run-on-her
   HAVA, no run-on-her…Send him home, shalom

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    big dan said on 5/1/2006 @ 4:10am PT: [Permalink]

    Brad is a hero. If it wasn’t for Brad, Ney wouldn’t be in the limelight at all.

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    Larry Bergan said on 5/1/2006 @ 2:57pm PT: [Permalink]

    The Washinton Post article writes:

    "The court filings that accompanied the plea agreements of Abramoff, Scanlon and Rudy accused Ney of accepting "a stream of things of value" in exchange for official actions."

    My God! Americas right to have SOME record of the way they voted is sold for practically nothing and it shows up in The Post as "official actions".

    At least the Rolling Stone got the gist of the story concerning Ney to the public.

    Brad, don’t feel bad, Galileo didn’t get his official recognition for six hundred years!