May, 1972, politically an action-filled month, began auspiciously for President Nixon with the sudden death on May 2 of FBI Director and fearsome White House antagonist J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover’s longtime loyal secretary then destroyed his files on Washington notables inside and outside government, a potential blackmail cache. In an episode pertaining to a future administration, the young George W. Bush – called “Junior” – soon hit the skids in some way, blowing his record with the Air National Guard. As the month went on, on May 15 George Wallace – Nixon’s main threat from the right in the ...   more »

Vote tallies in the race between Tom Feeney and Clint Curtis in Florida’s district 24 show disturbing signs. The following is passed along from the National Election Data Archive. The analysis of results is linked here.

“January 2, 2007

http://electionarchive.org/ucvAnalysis/FL/2006/Analysis-FL-CD24-ElectionResults-2006.pdf

Analysis of Curtis-Feeney race in Florida District 24 shows  that:

The official Diebold reports of vote counts in the Curtis-Feeney Congressional District 24 2006 election significantly misreport the number of voters who voted and the number of under-votes. The pattern of votes counted in Florida's US Congressional District 24 is unusual and consistent with a pattern ...   more »