BBV: a thought regarding c-span exposure

[grasswire]

I just noticed at c-span's schedule site that the founders of draftwesleyclark are going to be on Washington Journal. And I wondered why someone from a voting rights organization can't be on Washington Journal to discuss the new info. Is there an organization with the right mix of interest? Could Dill do something like that? Could the Johns Hopkins (forgot his name) make that kind of appearance to talk about their study?

A whole lot of people could be introduced to the Diebold problem this way.

[Vadem]

1. Grasswire, you've read my mind...

I was watching today and Brian Lamb had on a guest via telephone, with his picture next to his name (forgot his name). I immediately thought of Bev Harris (without the picture), since she has stated that she will not do public interviews with a picture to maintain her privacy, which is probably a very good idea in Bev's instance. Why don't we bombard C-Span asking for a phone interview with Bev on the Black Box Voting issue? She is so wonderful on the radio explaining all the issues in the touch screen voting. (Assuming Bev would be amenable, of course).

[grasswire]

2. maybe start with someone not Bev...

.....just for Bev's own sake.

[ParanoidPat]

3. Hmmmm,.....

....Link :evilgrin: :shrug:

[Vadem]

5. Bev is cute as a button...

but I can understand her reluctance on appearing in public, given the things that have happened to her since this thing has hit the mainstream.

[quinnox]

4. I heard there is a nickname

for her, "Paranoid Bev", I'm starting to understand why, lol.

[Vadem]

6. Please translate???

I don't understand your post; I must be a little dimwitted (LOL)