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Aug. 1, 2006
From the Editor
By Peter Allen
Rigged elections?and allegations of rigged elections?are as American as apple pie and guns. Charges that the Republicans committed voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election with the help of newfangled electronic voting machines is part of a stolen-election narrative in America that probably began with Andrew Jackson?s loss in the 1824 presidential election. With the most recent allegations of voter fr...
Rigged elections?and allegations of rigged elections?are as American as apple pie and guns. Charges that the Republicans committed voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election with the help of newfangled electronic voting machines is part of a stolen-election narrative in America that probably began with Andrew Jackson?s loss in the 1824 presidential election. With the most recent allegations of voter fr...
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