The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania - Forum

Westmoreland County Concerned Citizens is sponsoring a talk,
"Is Your Touchscreen Voting Machine Safe from Fraud?"  Their
guest speaker is Marybeth Kuznik, Director of Vote PA.  Her
take on the question is that your vote is at risk from fraud.

If you're interested in attending, WCCC asks that you
register so they can get a headcount.  A $5 per person
contribution is required for coffee, tea and donuts at their
morning events.  Event and contact information follows:

Topic:  Is Your Touchscreen Voting Machine Safe from Fraud?
Speaker:  Marybeth Kuznik, Director of Vote PA
http://www.votepa.us/

Date:  Saturday, October 11th
Time:  10:00 AM
Where:  Alwine Civic Center, Greensburg PA

Sponsor, Reservations and More Information:
Westmoreland County Concerned Citizens
LaVerne Sober, 724-837-2045, sober540(at)comcast.net

Directions:  From Monroeville, go Rt. 22 East to Rt. 66.  Go
south on 66, take first exit (No. l2), at the light at the
end of the exit, go left a little more than a mile, turn
left on Two-Way Rd.  (opposite a dog fence place), turn
right and there on a little hill sits the Alwine Civic Center.

Just a reminder that this discussion, "Is Your Touchscreen Voting Machine Safe from Voter Fraud," is on Saturday, October 11th in Greensburg.  Please call ahead at the number in the announcement if you plan on attending.

Will there be anyone from ACORN there? I need to get a few more ballot opportunities.

From ACORN?  I'm not sure.  Isn't the VotePA goal is to make sure your vote is counted by having proper safeguards for counting and verifying that vote?  Isn't the ACORN goal to have its members vote multiple times to make sure that at least one of them is counted? 

Sarcasm aside, if you want an argument against affirmative action imagine the consequences of applying it to elections where identified groups get by force of law -- multiple votes per person each election, larger contribution limits, more letters in papers, more call-in lines for talk shows, different registration deadlines, public funding for group-backed candidates, the ability to sign and be counted on the same ballot access petition more than once, counting votes that are cast after election day, etc. 

Just trying to point out how real a threat voter fraud is. But yes, I agree with you. Dark days lie ahead. Although we may not have to worry any of this with the impending worldwide economic collapse.