"Democrats know their appeal sucks to average American voters now (IMHO). But what should they do?
Here are my thoughts.
Who was the unsung hero in Florida in 2000?
Does the name “Katherine Harris” ring a bell?
It should.
She was the SecState in Florida who stopped the endless recounts, and her actions were ultimately upheld by the Supreme Court.
Anyone remember Ken Blackwell?
He was the Ohio Secretary of State who got dragged into court for issuing provisional ballots in the 2004 election to voters who could not confirm their eligibility to vote.
He was sued by the Democrats, but it didn’t matter in the long run.
In the appeal court’s ruling, they mostly upheld his position.
Bush won.
I believe this is the Dem’s new strategy.
I believe this is the Dem’s new strategy.
Secretaries of State are usually in charge of elections.
Control the Secretary of State positions in enough states, and they can control the outcome of elections by allowing or disallowing recounts—or outright fraud."
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