Reply #9: 1-5. Blackwell tries to hinder exit pollsters in Ohio. on election day [View All]

I am convinced that if we knew with whom he discussed this beforehand and if we could get all the document relating to this decision we would find the proof of the conspiracy. He didnt dream this one up on his own. He had to have known that the press was going to give him major grief, and Ill bet the state DA dragged his heels when told to draw up the court documents too. But whoever was planning to tamper with the vote wanted to be sure that exit polls were not realiable enough that anyone could say with any degree of certainty "Excuse me, those vote tallies dont jive with the exit poll tallies we have obtained today." That means Blackwell was in contact either with the people planning the electronic vote fraud or with a middle man, possibly even someone from Rove's office. Maybe he talked to Mitoksky and was told such a distance could be used later to call into question a polls validity.

Of course, we need to find a whistleblower who will testify that such a meeting/meetings took place or find documents, which may be hard to do. But I would love to get Blackwell udner oath and asked whom he consulted about this.

This was the smoking gun on election day which tipped me off that fraud was in progress. I have still not seen any satisfactory explanation from Blackwell.