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Monday, December 27, 2004
Things getting messier in Ohio
The AP's Andrew Welsh-Huggins explains:
The secretary of state, who declared President Bush the official winner in Ohio, is seeking a court order to keep himself from being interviewed as part of a court challenge of the Nov. 2 vote.Though the Republicans may go to any length to deny that there were irregularities in Ohio this year, history will inevitably show that a large number of African-Americans were disenfranchised in the state. True, the irregularities most likely would not swing the election; nevertheless, Blackwell must be held to account for his actions. Hopefully, the courts will find that he can be forced to testify.
Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell claims his deposition is not required, and accused 37 voters challenging the election of "frivolous conduct."
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