Indirect Democracy #6 - Oct. 4, 2006

from Indirect Democracy Hosted by David Quintana

The Foley Scandal & Hacked Elections On this podcast, I was not sure - but couldn't help it - had to talk about the Scandal involving Mark Foley and the GOP reactions. Also, Robert Kennedy has written another incredible article about the Election Process and the use of Electronic Voting Machines. It's a must read. As always, there is a Global Warming Update, a Presidential Horoscope, a Word from our Newest Sponsor and the What a Weinie Award. Thanks for Listening. (I linked this as explicit due to the text read and spoken regarding the Foley emails - just in case)

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