Thursday, November 18, 2004
Are We Supposed to Take This Guy Seriously?
MSNBC -: "A UC Berkeley sociology professor, director of his school�s Survey Research Center, is scheduled to conduct a news conference at 1 p.m. ET today at which his �research team� will report that �irregularities associated with electronic voting machines may have awarded 130,000-260,000 or more excess votes� to President Bush in Florida."
Berkeley and Sociology in the same sentence says moron to me. Unfortunately, NBC is trying to give this guy legitimacy, which I am certain, will only chip away at their own legitimacy. Shame, Shame!
If there was anything to find, one might think that the 10,000 Kerry lawyers might have found it before this one guy out in California. People like this have become so accustomed to the conspiracy theories that they feel like they need to have them even when common sense would normally prohibit it. Maybe the shrinks that all of the Kerry supporters are going to see can help them with this psychological problem.
Berkeley and Sociology in the same sentence says moron to me. Unfortunately, NBC is trying to give this guy legitimacy, which I am certain, will only chip away at their own legitimacy. Shame, Shame!
If there was anything to find, one might think that the 10,000 Kerry lawyers might have found it before this one guy out in California. People like this have become so accustomed to the conspiracy theories that they feel like they need to have them even when common sense would normally prohibit it. Maybe the shrinks that all of the Kerry supporters are going to see can help them with this psychological problem.
