Fraud In The 2008 Election

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It’s 1969, Richard Nixon is the United States President. Winning presidency with not only the popular but also the Electoral vote. It's a very brutal time for Presidency, with the nation torn from the involvement in Vietnam. Richard Nixon seeming a promising Chief of Foreign Affairs has focused most of his campaigning with these issues. But all this faith is soon blinded by a terrible presidential scandal. Early morning of June 17. 1972 a on duty Security guard realizes the locks to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) have been tampered with. The security Guard in distraught calls the Police, finding several burglars wire tapping phone lines and stealing secret Government documents. Thousands dollars were on the burglars along with Phone

The election of Bush v. Gore is known as one of the most controversial elections of all time, people often speculate the perspective of the election based on the popular vote and the way the candidates presented themselves. Known as the “Endless Election”, the events that took place during in the election led to a huge argument on who really won the election. People like to argue that election was rigged and that Gore should have been the POTUS.

Five men were arrested for breaking into the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex in June of 1972. There was an investigation by the FBI which discovered a connection between

The 1968 election was the beginning to the end of the era of zealous abundance of corruption. Government agency has had mob bosses on the payroll, vise-versa. Smear campaigns backed by “Communist sympathies”, were a political agenda. While, the media controlled the discourse of Washington. Secret campaign committees, political espionage, blackmail, and private budgets were a social norm for a congressional candidate; if a politician had the media’s ear, he would also share the public eye. This led to an age of vice and scandals. To avoid the merciless backlash from the media politicians danced over “bureaucratic red tape”, and left the public to fill in the gaps or remain aloof. The politicians developed a cavalier outlook on the

As in the past, the media was covering the all important election. They had always relied on exit polls as the polls closed across the nation. In reality, the Florida results were just too close to call. Nevertheless, that did not stop the media from doing so. Not once, but twice, major news media outlets were erroneous in their report. Around 8pm, it was declared that Al Gore was the projected winner of the electoral votes in the state of Florida. However, a couple of hours later, the projection was retracted and restated as Florida as being too close to call. Then, just after 2am on November 8, the mistake was made for a second time. The major networks declared George W. as the winner. This even led to Al Gore calling the Governor to concede. However, as Gore prepared to address his supporters in Nashville, Tennessee, he was alert to the shrinking numbers in Bush¡¦s lead. The final total was now less than one half of a percent lead in favor of Bush. That immediately calls for a recount of votes under state law. Subsequently, Gore called Bush and retracted his concession. It wasn¡¦t over yet! One thing was, Al Gore had prevailed in the popular vote but without Florida¡¦s tally, the electoral vote was up in the air. The election wasn¡¦t over and the recounts began.

A Bush vs. Gore election, a completely unfair and illegitimate political race. Fighting for the final battle in Florida, winner claim to be the next president of the United States. With Bush’s brother to be the governor, every news station and political of Florida Palm Beach County, in Florida, home to many older and possibly more senile people. When voting for the next President, many people have believed to have incorrectly voted and claimed to have voted for someone they didn’t choose to. Gore lost the machine count, however many people were demanding a re-vote since they feel as if their votes were not properly filled out and/ or counted for the wrong candidate. Bush was leading by 15,000, however there was multiple mix ups with the numbers

Once the voting process was looked at closely there were many irregularities. Some people reported thinking that they had voted for Gore but worrying that maybe they voted for

The presidential election of 2000 rose great suspicion due to its call for a ballot re-count in the state of Florida. The legitimacy of this election is considerably debatable in terms who truly won between Republican George W. Bush, and Democrat Al Gore. This correlates to the fact that 175,000 of Al Gore’s votes were deemed as “uncounted” raising suspicion among the Democratic party. Coincidentally, citizens of Palm Beach Florida became outraged as they became suspicious that their votes were counted incorrectly. As many of these citizens claimed they had voted for Gore, the ballots show they voted for Republican, Pat Buchanan. Due to this, a re-count of all ballots took place, thus leading to nationwide confusion as to who truly won.

Everything from the machinations of the party to the actions of their voters, such as the riots that had slowed the recount and thus eliminated what precious little time it was allowed[3,4], lead to the slow yet eventual death of Gore’s chance at the presidency. The entirety of the affair was rigged in opposition of the Democrats, yet even so the race was considered

The presidential election of 2000 stands at best as a paradox, at worst as a scandal, of American democracy. Democrat Albert Gore won the most votes, a half million more than his Republican opponent George W. Bush, but lost the presidency in the electoral college by a count of 271-267. Even this count was suspect, dependent on the tally in Florida, where many minority voters were denied the vote, ballots were confusing, and recounts were mishandled and manipulated. The choice of their leader came not from the citizens of the nation, but from lawyers battling for five weeks. The final decision was made not by 105 million voters, but by a 5-4 majority of the unelected U.S. Supreme Court, issuing a tainted and partisan verdict.

All the while it was in fact Hillary Clinton, with the help of the DNC and a few Never Trumper Republicans that

Once upon a time there was a unicorn named Miss FesebelleBesebelle who was put in jail after eating the waffle guards at candy castle. Jelly Bean Jeorge put her in jail but he is retired now. Miss FesebelleBesebelle knew there would be a day she got put out. She was so tired of being in that jail, but as she was in there, she would take hours and hours thinking and thinking how to escape and what to do when she was out. Then, all of a sudden a light bulb went over her head.

The United States does not follow a direct democracy—rather than voting on laws directly, the people vote their representative, including the president, the senate, and the house of representatives, into power and allow them to create and vote on laws. The people of the United States are not limited by this voting, however. Rather, this is only the beginning of their process.

I walked into the campaign office feeling well-prepared to introduce myself to the Citizens for Rauner staff. The night before, I had spent a few hours reviewing my resume and was ready to answer standard interview questions they had for me. Right as I sat down, Willie, the campaign’s regional field coordinator for DuPage County thanked me for dressing to the occasion noting my suit and tie. Not all students they interviewed came dressed nicely. He proceeded to immediately begin selling me on why this would be an excellent internship and extended me the offer to intern with them. This was the fastest internship offer I had ever received! I accepted the offer and Kara, another office