This is hysterical:
Diebold Accidentally Leaks Results Of 2008 Election Early
February 26, 2008 5:33pm by Barry Ritholtz
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Online Ad Revs: $21B !
Onion has forecast the future, before. You may as well get used to the idea of McCain as Prez.
Illusionary it is! Ditto capitalism…
LOL
darn apprentice programers – should have took it offline before adding in Nader
good one thanks for the laugh
wont be half as funny when it happens again
Kenniworth? Isn’t his real name Kennebunk?
Those Diebold machines made in China?
Canton Ohio
and it’s pronounced Dee bold,,, not Die bold
it will be interesting…
in 2004 diebold and friends stole ohio and florida,
(remember the exit poll…, “we don’t know what happened…”, “that never happened, such a big mistake in the exit poll”…. remember?
if it doesn’t upset your life too much…
you might want to read the black box voting free ebook on this website http://www.blackboxvoting.org/
in 2004, i had a blast following the so called “democratic” elections, already knowing the results in advance…
Calm down, Steve. Diebold is a good company and I know how to pronounce it. But speaking of not knowing how to pronounce a company name, one of the of the crew on Fast Money, Guy somebody, was recommending Bucyrus Intl. He called it BUKE RUS. Obviously he doesn’t know Buck Erie (Old timer’s moniker). Beware of those who cannot pronounce the names of companies they recommend.
Did our shadowy overlords ensure Nader got 0.38% again?
“He was going to get my meaningless vote anyways … ”
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