September 23, 2005
Dean Logan teaches pollworkers to accept illegal votes

Dean Logan all but explicitly instructs the pollworkers to follow his example and look the other way at illegal voting. The training session and handouts, for example, don't even mention the poll judge's oath, which is required by state law and makes clear that the paramount duty is to safeguard the election from illegal votes. In fact, the poll judges weren't even asked to sign the required oath on election day --

This is the oath for poll judges as required by state law:

RCW 29A.44.510
Oath of judges, form.
The following shall be the oath or affirmation of each judge:

"We, A B, do swear (or affirm) that we will as judges duly attend the ensuing election, during the continuance thereof, and faithfully assist the inspector in carrying on the same; that we will not give our consent to the receipt of any vote or ballot from any person, other than one whom we firmly believe to be entitled to vote at such election; and that we will make a true and perfect return of the said election and will in all things truly, impartially, and faithfully perform our duty respecting the same to the best of our judgment and abilities; and that we are not directly nor indirectly interested in any bet or wager on the result of this election."

[Emphasis added]. This is the oath that Dean Logan actually had the King County poll judges sign on Tuesday:

Instead of the proper oath, the training manual had this cartoon:

There was only one incident regarding an unqualified voter at my polling place on Tuesday. A man walked in asking to register to vote. It was clear from his explanation of his circumstances that he was registered in a different state but not in Washington. Nevertheless, the provisional judge offered him a provisional ballot. If you have legitimate doubts about the eligibility of a person who holds himself out to be a legal voter, you must let them vote a challenged ballot. But I would tend to draw the line on "let everybody who wants to, vote" at those who freely acknowledge at the polling place that they are not registered or otherwise not entitled to vote. (The oath on the provisional envelope says "I do solemnly swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that ... I am entitled to vote in this election", and I'd rather not be an accessory to perjury by offering a ballot to someone who tells me that they're not entitled to vote in this election).

The inspector, who is a decent person, but well indoctrinated in the Sims/Logan school of election security, saw no problem with letting the unregistered guy cast a ballot. At least I convinced her to write on his envelope "voter says he's not registered".
"They'll reject it at the processing center", she said.
"They're supposed to, but it doesn't always work out that way", I said. I explained that my research in the archives has turned up a number of counted provisional ballots that were cast by unregistered voters.
"Things slip through the cracks," she said. "But we've got to trust the system".
"No," I said, "we are the system and it's our job to help prevent things from slipping through the cracks".

Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at September 23, 2005 12:06 AM | Email This
Comments
1. Getting a little desperate for something to say, eh? Face facts, this was a good election. If I put a microscope on your life 24-7, I bet I would find things I didn't like either...

Posted by: bfree2think on September 23, 2005 12:50 AM
2. Yet another Logan policy that doesn't conform to the law...sigh. Keep up the good work Stefan!

bfree2think...would you prefer befreetovote, as often as they like? I value your right to a fair election, why don't you? Stefan is fighting for your constitutional right to a fair vote, why aren't you? I suspect that if you discovered things about Stefan that were illegal or unethical, he would make every attempt to correct them...and that is all we are asking from King County elections. Unfortunately, we are still waiting.

Posted by: dl on September 23, 2005 01:12 AM
3. I sat through a number of training sessions for inspectors over the last few years. Many times when going through the list of materials and supplies questions always came up regarding the challenged ballot envelope. The response by the trainers was always the same, "challenges are so rare that you probably won't even have to deal with it." No other instruction was ever given.

I did not attend any training sessions for either inspectors or judges for this election period but I'm willing to bet based on your inspector's reaction that challenged ballots got about the same attention this time around as they have in the past.

Here is another suggestion for Logan and Reed. In huge font on the challenged envelope there needs to be scenario's when it should and shouldn't be used. My position is when in doubt use it, the canvass board will review the voters eligibility and the vote will count if it is indeed a valid voter!

It's really not that complicated. But King County makes it vague and mysterious as too discourage challenges, even in proper circumstances.

Posted by: Joe on September 23, 2005 01:29 AM
4. I would like to be able to write unchallenged checks on Bill Gates' checking account, but the law will not permit me to do so. Why the hell, then, should the most prescious posesion of a citizen, the right to be heard in the direction of government, should not be easily diluted.

Posted by: Walter E. Wallis on September 23, 2005 05:00 AM
5. If I put a microscope on your life 24-7, I bet I would find things I didn't like either...

Undoubtedly true, but totally irrelevant.

Posted by: South County on September 23, 2005 05:23 AM
6. Registering to vote is such an easy process. It just infuriates me that we cannot as a society just tell people “tough, get it together by next election” if they actually show up at the polls and try to vote while not registered.
This just seems to be part of the dumbing down of America. That is, to suggest that some in society do not have the mental ability to go through the registration process.

OK one more time for all you smart ones and dumb ones out there. We vote in primaries in Sept. The general elections are in November. You need to register to vote prior to these dates. Now that wasn’t so hard was it?

You don’t think the people who oppose my views would be trying to get fraudulent votes counted do you? ......I do.

Posted by: Brad on September 23, 2005 06:39 AM
7. Stefan:

As Bfree indicates above, it's pretty clear we're down to the short strokes with your election process complaints. Unless you and your "any government is bad government" crowd are willing to spend a lot more money on this process, we're likely to continue to see the same sort of petty mistakes and shortcomings.

(bracing myself for the flood of hatefull, namecalling replies)

Posted by: Unkl Witz on September 23, 2005 07:31 AM
8. Stefan,

As a couple of posters would indicate, invincible ignorance is alive and well in Washington State politics.

Thanks for your efforts to make substantive corrections to a fundamentally corrupted system.

Posted by: alphabet soup on September 23, 2005 07:36 AM
9. Oh boy oh boy, I get to be one of the first to slam witless.
It always comes down to spending more money to correct the system to you folks. Here's a novel approach, do it right the first time! Cut the frills out of what the money KC is spending and do what they are required! And if that means cutting parks money, so be it. You don't have the authority to take money from your boss just because you frittered away what you were already paid. Nor should the county look to us just because they're unable to use it wisely.

Posted by: PC on September 23, 2005 07:39 AM
10. Any bet or wager? What the hell does that mean?

Notice how she says "things slip through the cracks," then says "we have to trust the system." She has it backwards. Your answer was complete and honest, Stefan.

She had an unconvincing answer to every question, didn't she?

Posted by: cc on September 23, 2005 07:40 AM
11. I WONDER WHAT THE OVER/UNDER LINE IS ON DEAN LOGAN? I KNOW HE WILL ALWAYS COVER THE SPREAD!

Posted by: TACOMA PHLASH on September 23, 2005 07:50 AM
12. We ARE the system. You nailed it. And that is exactly what the Sims/Logan machine have drummed into the heads of their legionaries - giving them license to invite and embrace every sort of gamesmanship which results in more 'votes' for their side.

No matter to them that every fraudulent vote poisons a legitimate one.

Posted by: Hank Bradley on September 23, 2005 07:57 AM
13. Who knew P-Nutty Carter (with some help from the Right thinking, esteemed James Baker) could have a coherent thought?

Voting Reform Is in the Cards

Posted by: Cheryl on September 23, 2005 08:00 AM
14. I guess we as a society accept mediocrity.

What is wrong with the auditor's office creating a culture where there is "attention to detail"? After all, that is what banks have? The workers need to have a culture set up to set themselves up for excellence. The culture today encourages mediocrity.

Notice, I never said anything about the need for more money.

Posted by: swatter on September 23, 2005 08:02 AM
15. Good grief - give P-Nutty Carter credit for a rational thought (albeit an aberrant rational thought for the P-Nutty one), then find out he is still a ranking member of the "stuck on stupid" family.

Posted by: Cheryl on September 23, 2005 08:08 AM
16. Unkl,

"it's pretty clear we're down to the short strokes with your election process complaints". Do you really feel that not administering the oath specified under the law (in other words breaking the law) fits under your description? Or instructing poll workers what is involved in challenging voters instead of just sluffing it off as "it happens so rarely". One reason it happens so rarely is probably because they are not trained when to do so. Back to ensuring that every vote counts instead of every legal vote counts.

Posted by: fred on September 23, 2005 08:48 AM
17. Nice one, bfree2think. I have a feeling that were I to put a microscope on you 24/7, I might find a life.

Posted by: Scott on September 23, 2005 08:54 AM
18. Brad is right. Physically registering to vote isn't all that hard. I know, I have done it. And I'm nothing special or extraordinary, don't have a lot of money, am not well-connected politically. I'm just ordinary folks, but I can do it. I don't see why most, barring exceptional circumstances like physical disability, cannot do likewise.

Similarly, it isn't hard to verify the physical location of your polling place, and then present yourself there on election day to cast your ballot. Except for two times I was out of my state on business and I voted absentee, I have been able to do that. It isn't hard. Sure, it takes a little time and effort, a phone call to verify your polling place and then time to go there and physically vote, but other than that it's no big deal. It's a sad state of affairs in this country when the citizens "can't be bothered" or don't care enough about self-government to do even such simple things.

Posted by: Interested Observer on September 23, 2005 09:04 AM
19. Wasn't the Motor Voter Act supposed to help people register to vote? Shouldn't he have a WA drivers license by now? And all the places you can register to vote--post office, your children's school, the County Auditors office, besides the DOL. These are all places a newly moved person will visit at some time before an election. I agree it isn't that hard to register. I was once told if you didn't vote, you have no right to complain about the government, because you gave up that right. I would say if you didn't register on time before an election, you gave up your right to vote.

Posted by: Shannon C on September 23, 2005 09:26 AM
20. Unkl Half-Witz--
You are a pathetic SOB.
You would prefer to allow Logan to not follow simple things like administering a REQUIRED oath???
Gimmee a break!
The election system REQUIRES constant vigilant oversight. When you blow off stuff like this, it is painfully obvious you prefer turning a blind eye to even following a simple law.

Posted by: Mr. Cynical on September 23, 2005 09:27 AM
21. In comparing the two oaths between what the law requires and what Logan put out, it is apparent that Logan intentionally omitted a big chunk of the required oath. Read the bolded lines and compare with the picture Stefan posted:

"We, A B(replace this with 'the undersigned'), do swear (or affirm) that we will as judges duly attend the ensuing election, during the continuance thereof, and faithfully assist the inspector in carrying on the same; that we will not give our consent to the receipt of any vote or ballot from any person, other than one whom we firmly believe to be entitled to vote at such election; and that we will make a true and perfect return of the said election and will in all things truly, impartially, and faithfully perform our duty respecting the same to the best of our judgment and abilities; and that we are not directly nor indirectly interested in any bet or wager on the result of this election."

Does the expression "by-the-book" mean anything to Dean Logan?

Posted by: C. Oh on September 23, 2005 09:36 AM
22. Stephen-----Thank you.

It could be very interesting if there was a close race in the primary, especially between two democrats and somebody chanlleged the results.

Nah, never happen, they wouldn't want to hang out their dirty laundry in public!

It is very clear that King County has not cleaned up its act on running elections. The disheartening fact of life is that our Secretary of State (Mr. Rino) doesn't seem to want to make any waves on this issue.

I sincerely hope that the performance audit provisions pass this November and that our State Auditor has the guts to go after King County Elections.

Posted by: Bob on September 23, 2005 09:37 AM
23. Uncle, more money than what? There is an article in the Tacoma News Tribune that discusses the most recent election reforms. It has quotes from the auditors in Pierce, King and Thurston County. They all are complaining about the reforms, most especially the phone calls, it seems that before they can throw out a ballot for a signature match, they have to call the voter, and a message on the answering machine won't do! The article indicates that the issue will be back on the agenda in the next legislative session!

Posted by: sgmmac on September 23, 2005 09:40 AM
24. If a law was broken, why hasn't there been charges filed? Who is in charge of enforcing the law in this case? And why haven't they done something about it? Wouldn't it be easier to replace the people who don't follow the law by enforcing it, then by voting them out of office?


Why aren't the laws being enforced?

Posted by: HappyGoLucky on September 23, 2005 09:48 AM
25. How many WA counties administer the correct oath?

When did King County adopt its current oath?

I have no idea of the answers to these basic questions. But the answers would make your blog more relevant to reality.

Posted by: Bruce on September 23, 2005 10:10 AM
26. "Why aren't the laws being enforced?"

Now THAT is a great question!!

Something as incredibly important as our election process should rank high in our legal and security priorities! If our county and state election vulnerablities begin to spread out among other states...this will become a matter of National Security! This is how to conquer a stable nation!....From the inside out.....One city, county and state at a time....

If even the most basic of our election rules and laws are ignored and that ignorance goes unchallenged.....well....we saw what can happen with last Novembers fiasco....King County has become empowered by the lack of enforcement and punishment of their deeds...

Things will only get worse!

Posted by: Deborah on September 23, 2005 10:20 AM
27. Bruce,

How does it matter how many counties broke the law or when they started to do so? The law seems pretty clear what needs to be said in the oath.

Posted by: fred on September 23, 2005 10:30 AM
28. Deborah screeches: This is how to conquer a stable nation! ... Things will only get worse!

You imply that the election system here is worse than in other places, and worse than in the past. Can you provide a shred of evidence for either assumption?

Posted by: Bruce on September 23, 2005 10:30 AM
29. Cynical,

Yep, that's their modus operandi. Never mention the little details like voter oaths, etc. when it helps justify their means. But if they can discredit Bush on something, they will quickly delve into the minutia.

Posted by: Jeff B. on September 23, 2005 10:37 AM
30. ANY illegal voting is bad and must be eliminated. Voting is for CITIZENS, not illegal aliens. If we allow non-citizens to vote, we may as well send absentee ballots to everyone living in Finland. A non-citizen is a non-citizen, and the Finns have as much to vote if we allow ANY non-citizens to vote!

If there's illegal voting by non-citizens in King County, the blogs like this one are doing the right thing in calling attention to it.

Posted by: Libertarian on September 23, 2005 11:00 AM
31. Bruce,

Your attitude is to bring this whole country to the lowest common demoninator! Who cares if it is better or worse than anywhere else? Rationalizing that it is OK to have inaccurate elections because others do is garbage. I want elections to be accurate, honest, AND legal. I am not much of a proponent of Cuban elections. If our elected officials do not need to follow the law, then why do I?

Posted by: fred on September 23, 2005 11:07 AM
32. Hey Smart guy at the Secreatary of State's office, ya you, the one that told Mike Siegiel and implied that others, like this website, need to help correct the problems...well here is Another one pointed out but you got the authority but you doing nothing with your authority means you are making the problem worse..not the Shark not KTTH not KVI...YOU smart guy Sam...this is incredible!!!!!!!!!!!! Where in the hell is Chris Vance I don't think anyone gives a damn in government about getting this even close to right. I guess I will vote for Sam Reed in the next election in Thurston County..why the hell not redirect his ballot and the other schmucks down there as well! Fifty bucks to whoever can get Dean Logan's ballot redirected to the UPS Store near their house and voted and back in before he knows what happens!! Mind Blowing the recreation of the old Soviet Union! now back to Pravada Imitator "news"paper-Go Sam Go Great Election ZERO Problems!!!! whhheeeeeeeeeeee

Posted by: Col. Hogan on September 23, 2005 12:14 PM
33. Bruce siad:
"Deborah screeches: This is how to conquer a stable nation! ... Things will only get worse!

You imply that the election system here is worse than in other places, and worse than in the past. Can you provide a shred of evidence for either assumption?"

Well Bruce... I know in Kyrgyzstan, backwater third rate republic that it is, you must present a PASSPORT in order to vote..... Seems we have tighter elections than KingCo, or at least comparable. Would you like to repeat the mantra: "At least we're not worse than second world former soviet republics"?

Posted by: Aaron on September 23, 2005 12:23 PM
34. It is so obvious that the leftists who come here and defend King County just do not care about principles.

How are you not completely appalled by KCE's lack of accountability, lack of transparency, and continued lies and failure to obey the law?

If KCE were a nice fat corporation, you'd be all over them.

Posted by: Bostonian on September 23, 2005 12:27 PM
35. So, King County voting czar Dean Logan convinces his poll workers that allowing unregistered or undocumented voters to vote is OK. He's stating that the "processing center" will sort it all out.

Logan's and Sims' cronies ARE the processing center. That's why in close elections, King county always reports last, and the lefties always win the recounts due to King County's newly discovered votes.

Posted by: Pat Staeheli on September 23, 2005 12:31 PM
36. the election discrepancies/illegalities identified by stefan are discouraging. it seems that we, as a nation, have come to accept mediocrity and poor performance in every level of public and private life.

shark: a question for you....was the washington election discussed in the carter/baker report on election reforms? i haven't read any of that report, but i did see them speak about it, and it seems that some of the report's recommendations may be relevant to the situation your state/cities are facing (and probably mine too, its just that no one really seems to be looking).

perhaps mr. logan has read the report and could provide some insight?

Posted by: dinesh on September 23, 2005 01:04 PM
37. No, really, who enforces the law in this case? Why isn't any pressure put on this person?

Posted by: HappyGoLucky on September 23, 2005 01:28 PM
38. ...true and perfect... That says it all! Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines "perfect" this way, a. being entirely without fault or defect b. satisfying all requirements: ACCURATE. Voting is the most sacred privilege we have as citizens. Any government official or citizen that cannot follow the voting law needs to be removed and denied the privilege of voting.

Posted by: Silkworm on September 23, 2005 01:43 PM
39. "Trust the system" ??!!

That one makes me nauseous.

You'd only trust the KC "system" if you were part of the Dem mafia that runs the place.

Posted by: BananaLand (aka Iguana) on September 23, 2005 02:13 PM
40. Hey Bruce, listen to Aaron and Fred.
If KC were any of a number of third world countries, (and I've been to many of them) the molotovs would already be flying.
This is Tammany Hall come West.
This is representative democracy in Wasington State dying the death of a thousand cuts and KC is holding the blade.
This is years and years of Dem control at State, County and City levels doing whatever it takes to keep control. And they will until made to obey the law.
Until then, I stand by my earlier predictions...Sim's Dems in a landslide.

Posted by: Danno on September 23, 2005 02:31 PM
41. The really irritating thing about this is that the State Elections Director doesn't even know the election laws either. So how can they be enforced?????????

Posted by: sgmmac on September 23, 2005 03:15 PM
42. Happy, et. al.

How can you be surprised that the laws aren't being followed?

After all, laws were broken during the November election, ADMITTED in a court of law (?) and nothing was done.

This is small potatos.

We are screwed in this state and nothing will change that short of revolution. Either a peaceful one or.......

But until then, nothing will change.

Posted by: elmo on September 23, 2005 03:27 PM
43. Hey, Sgt Mac, it's not that Logan doesn't know the law. As I pointed out, it is clear that he intentionally ignore the law by conveniently omitting the important part of what's required by law.

Posted by: C. Oh on September 23, 2005 03:28 PM
44. I wasn't talking about Logan not knowing. He DOES know the law and breaks it deliberately and with impunity!

Nick Handy (State Elections Director) does NOT know the law and furthermore he won't learn it because he thinks he is a manager and as long as the people who work under him know the law -it's okay! He got the job because Sammy likes him...... not because he has any qualifications for the job. His wife is a judge too so that may have helped!

Posted by: sgmmac on September 23, 2005 04:58 PM
45. This is why elections should be scheduled for poll voting only over three day periods (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) with same-day registration and mandatory county-wide validation to eliminate duplicates, with a full handcount and paper trail. Mail voting should be limited to those who have a physical disability that prevents them from getting to the polls.

This would mean everyone could vote, but would have to show ID or other evidence of residency each time they vote. It should satisfy liberals who are worried that valid votes won't be counted, and conservatives worried about fraud.

I don't think there's actually much deliberate fraud out there--it's just laziness and bureaucratic incompetence, and crosses parties. It only looks like a Democratic problem in King County because the Democrats are so dominant in most of the county. But this would help restore confidence in the system. Then we can get back to arguing about issues and not electoral mechanics.

Posted by: Cascadian on September 23, 2005 05:14 PM
46. Danno writes: If KC were any of a number of third world countries, (and I've been to many of them) the molotovs would already be flying.

For having poll workers sign the wrong oath?!?!?

I'm not excusing that, but get real.

Posted by: Bruce on September 23, 2005 06:13 PM
47. "Deborah screeches: This is how to conquer a stable nation! ... Things will only get worse!

"You imply that the election system here is worse than in other places, and worse than in the past. Can you provide a shred of evidence for either assumption?"

Bruce.....

Your attitude here is severely deteriorating....
I don't screech......My voice is very soft, low and deliberate..

Your assumption of what my post above implies - is incorrect. Unfortunately, there are several states in this country, with areas run by Democrats, that are also under scrutiny for their questionable election practices....

It's right out of the liberal Democrat play book to launch unfounded accusations against their opponents (ie; the Republicans are committing fraud in the elections! Minorities are being prevented from voting! Poll machines were broken in poor districts!)..... while they (the Democrats) are actually committing the election fraud! They are the ones to cry "Look over there!" while they commit the deeds over here.....

Bruce....
Your arguments are becoming juvenile...
Please don't feel a need to reply to my posts....


Posted by: Deborah on September 23, 2005 06:27 PM
48. Bruce,
No, because of the disenfranchisement.

Posted by: Bostonian on September 23, 2005 06:28 PM
49. Count every vote!! Well it looks like all the ballots for King County Council Dist #1 have been counted, and guess what...Ms. Edmonds has finally pulled ahead of Ferguson, by about 80 votes. Does this really surprise anyone? Typical KC BS, wait until just before the weekend, sneak through the sneaky stuff, and by Monday the MSM will call it a done deal and anyone questioning is labeled sour grapes and whiner.

Posted by: dl on September 23, 2005 06:46 PM
50. Hey unkl,

I see we've reached the short strokes in dealing with your posts. Only called one name worth anything. I guess you have just about completely depreciated. Too bad.

Posted by: Danny on September 23, 2005 08:22 PM
51. "a shred of evidence" if the evidence that Stefan has produced and shown on this blog almost daily since the last time they supposedly counted the votes to put the person sitting in the Governor's office today hasn't convinced every person in the state that Washington State had the most corrupt election in our great nation; then I don't believe anything will. Without Stefan's great efforts it might have been possible for someone to doubt exactly how corrupt the election was, but the evidence displayed on this blog has made it inpossible for all but the ones that caused the corruption to doubt it. The evidence is overwhelming.

Posted by: paul on September 23, 2005 08:39 PM
52. paul- I doubt this was the most corrupt election in the nation... the KC Elections Department is far too incompetent to pull off that level of corruption.

You give them far too much credit.

Posted by: Mike H on September 23, 2005 09:00 PM
53. Danny - I thought about it, but I've almost run out of good ones ;'}

(Maybe I'll have to adopt Mr. Cynical's "LEFTIST PINHEADS!)

Posted by: alphabet soup on September 23, 2005 10:16 PM
54. LEFTIST PINHEADS captures the essence....or is it the stench...of these bottom-feeders.
LENIN'S USEFUL IDIOT's is also spot on.
These clowns have ZERO sense of humor. They are oh so self-righteous and oh so serious.
Actually, they give clowns a BAD NAME!

Posted by: Mr. Cynical on September 23, 2005 10:37 PM
55. Before the MSM gets too proud of the performance in the King County (KC) primary election, they should note:
1) there was extremely low turnout (23% of registered voters). Contrast to Nov'04 where it was 83% of registered voters. Lower turnout means less room for things to go wrong.
2) Who's going to cheat in the *primary*? There is not enough at stake.
3) Most of the problems in Nov'04 took several weeks or months, 3 counts, 3 lawsuits, and a lot of investigation (mostly by Stefan) before they came to light. These primaries have had almost none of that.
4) There are reports of problems from the primaries by poll-judges on the front lines. And these include problems that KC claims to have fixed. For example, as I noted earlier, if KC has the same rate of illegal voters as the precinct I poll-judged for, they would have 15,000 illegal voters still on the rolls. And this is after they said they've purged the rolls.

Posted by: Mike S. on September 23, 2005 10:50 PM
56. Mike, You may be right, but the governors of 49 states seem to have convinced the voters of their states that they got enough votes to be the legally elected govenor. Only in one state, (that I am aware of) Washington, does it appear that alert citizens have produced the evidence to prove the
governor did not get the necessary number.

Posted by: paul on September 24, 2005 05:29 AM
57. Dean's arrogance and incompetence has been proven for all the State to see; why the hell has he been allowed to keep his job? I say throw him in the Sound.

Posted by: Mark1 on September 24, 2005 09:51 AM
58. Cynical, I liked your post.I've run into the same problem as A. Soup!

Posted by: Laurie on September 26, 2005 12:05 PM
59. This is really quite disturbing! I'm so grateful that you are putting the truth in front of everyone as much as you can, though this blog. Logan is as blatant as can be. He just hopes people will blow it off and not question it. Thank you for properly questioning it! Keep telling the truth~! Logan is NOT following the law!!!! This business of "never deny someone the right to vote" is pure garbage, according to the laws. I wish the laws meant something to these people! Trolls, you can never justify this garbage.

Posted by: Michele on September 26, 2005 09:50 PM
60. "Dean's arrogance and incompetence has been proven for all the State to see; why the hell has he been allowed to keep his job? I say throw him in the Sound."

"Logan is as blatant as can be. He just hopes people will blow it off and not question it."

Like Clinton, Logan feels he can brazen it out. Why? Because in King Co., they "elect" 'Rats (even when they don't), because of that "D" after their name. If the 'Rat candidate doesn't get enough votes on election night, just keep counting, eventually the machine will "find" them, or manufacture them. The top dogs don't pay a price, only low-level operatives do, if anyone.

You read the testimony at the trial. There was enough incompetence and fraud in the elections office to sink anyone else anywhere else, but not Logan in King Co., because the machine protects him. Spineless wimp Sam Reed says, "gee, I can't do anything, it isn't my job to assure honest elections." Brainless jerk Bridges says, "sorry, I can't do anything about the broken, corrupt system, you guys have to fix it, I'm a helpless idiot." So you get people like Logan locked in there for life, in essence totally unaccountable to anyone. So, in his mind, he thinks, why worry?

Posted by: Interested Observer on September 27, 2005 07:29 AM
Post a comment
Name:


Email Address:


URL:


Comments:


Remember info?