Kerry told him personally that he knew the election was stolen. When Mark reported it, Kerry promptly denied saying it.

So to that extent, and because of his quick concession (against the advice of John Edwards) he is complicit in the fraud. Those were OUR votes he threw away. SIXTY SEVEN MILLION OF THEM.

The point is that the election WAS stolen. Much tangible evidence exists, which you may be unaware of:

1- Two  Ohio election workers were convicted of rigging the recount.

 http://www.bradblog.com/?p=4266

2- It has just been reported that  voting records in  56 of 88 Ohio counties have been destroyed. 

3) New Ohio evidence exposes apparently illegal 2004 recount activity by Hocking County's GOP Election Director

Submitted by BuzzFlash on Thu, 08/02/2007 - 4:10pm. Guest Contribution
A BUZZFLASH GUEST CONTRIBUTION
Criminal cover-up of Ohio's stolen 2004 election sinks to the fraudulent, absurd, pathetic
by Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman

The illegal destruction of federally protected 2004 election materials by 56 of 88 Ohio counties has become a fraudulent "dog ate my homework" farce of absurd justifications and criminal cover-ups.

The mass elimination of the critical evidence that could definitively prove or disprove the presumption that the 2004 election was stolen has all the markings of a Rovian crime perpetrated to hide another one. Indeed, under Ohio law, that's precisely what must be presumed here.

But what makes the situation downright pathetic is that Ohio's new Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has publicly stated she sees "no evidence" of intentional destruction in the disappearance in more than 60% of the state's counties of the ballots from the 2004 presidential election.

So once again, as did Al Gore in 2000 and John Kerry in 2004, the Democrats seem poised to cave to the ongoing GOP coup that has redefined America, and that now involves the criminal destruction of contested evidence in one of the most controversial vote counts in U.S. history.

much more at:
http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/contributors

And this just in: 

3) New Ohio evidence exposes apparently illegal 2004 recount activity by Hocking County's GOP Election Director
by Harvey Wasserman | Mar 26 2007 -
... and a stinging complaint is filed in Cleveland

by Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman

The Republican executive director of the Hocking County Board of Elections (BOE) may have written at least one memo outlining possibly illegal behavior during the scandal-ridden 2004 Ohio presidential recount. And an explosive five-count complaint has been filed by Ohio's new Secretary of State, Jennifer Brunner, against two GOP directors in Cuyahoga County. It is built in part on evidence gleaned from the federal report issued by Congressman John Conyers (D-MI) after the 2004 election, from stories broken at the Freepress.org website, and evidence gathered by grassroots voting rights activists in Cleveland.

After the 2004 election, the Green Party and Libertarian Party paid $113,620.00 for a recount of the state's presidential balloting.

Lisa Schwartze, the executive director of the Hocking County Board of Elections, supervised the recount in that county. On Friday morning, December 10, 2004 as the recount was about to commence there, a technician, Michael Barbian, Jr. from Triad Governmental Systems, Inc., called the Hocking County BOE and informed them he would be in that afternoon "to check out your tabulator computer . . ." a court affidavit documents.

In a court filing by the National Voting Rights Institute contesting the legality of the recount, the following description is offered: ". . . Michael Barbian, Jr. appeared . . . asked for the identity of the precincts selected for the recount, and then proceeded to take apart the computer used for vote tabulation and reprogram it. While there, Mr. Barbian instructed the Hocking County Board of Elections on how to create a 'cheat sheet' to avoid a full hand recount of the votes cast there for president."

At a December 20 hearing conducted by the Hocking County BOE, Barbian was asked "You were just trying to help them so they wouldn't have to do a full recount of the county, to try to avoid that?" Barbian replied, "Right."