unconcede?

From: Judith Barrington

Date: 2004/11/10 Wed PM 08:35:38 CST

To: WOM-PO@LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU

Subject: POL: THIS SEEMS VERY IMPORTANT: Will Kerry Un-conceed?



Please forward to all who have specifics on vote fraud. The

send-to address below is John Kerry's brother at his law firm. Kerry will

unconcede if there is solid evidence of fraud. We need first hand sufferers

so please get this info to them!!



FORWARD TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW

EMAIL FROM DC LAWYER CYNTHIA BUTLER



I am angry and getting emails and recrimination from people wondering why

KERRY just caved and is not fighting this before the final count in Ohio,

before any of the fraud was challenged, before New Mexico and Iowa even

came in.



There is widespread feeling that he did not lose the election and that it

was taken from him.



There is enough here to warrant investigation and enough to challenge the

results. It's coming from all corners.



I understand that he has until the official count certification in Ohio to

Un Concede which is several days from now.



Anyone who thinks that he should unconcede should give reasons why -

whatever they noticed, particularly in Red Republican Governed States using

electronic machines- and send them directly to Cameron KERRY, John Kerry's

brother at his law firm at the address CKerry@Mintz.com



They should inform us if they were not allowed to vote provisionally (for

whatever reason- they lost forms, ran out of forms, etc.) I personally

witnessed a number of things as I reported in Texas with the DCCC.

(Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee)



If you know anyone in particular in Ohio who tried to vote and was turned

away at the polls please get their information and notify the campaign.



They should be notified if they experienced lines longer than four

hours -particularly elderly or infirm people (we call that torture when they

do it to political prisoners). They should be notified if people were told

as has been reported that due to too many people showing up in African

American precincts, particularly in Ohio where there were too few booths

(some only had two or three for the entire precinct) and told because of

heavy turn out they could vote on Wednesday. If the numbers of these sorts

of incidents creates a percentage margin that exceeds the margin of

victory- Un Concession has to be made to challenge the count.



If people wanted to and tried to vote and were prevented or actively

discouraged from doing so, that is a Civil Rights matter and must be dealt

with in terms of the ultimate count.





Please pass along this to your listservs so that we may make Democracy

Work in America. We are not a country where he who cheats best wins.



Cynthia L. Butler

BUTLER LAW FIRM, P.C.

1717 K St. NW, Suite 600

Washington, DC 20036





http://www.johnkerry.com/index.html