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November 03, 2004
Maine | Maine GOP Voter Supression UPDATE

Mayflower Hill is prepared to verify its earlier scoop that the Maine State Republicans are attempting to supress the votes of thousands of college students. Mayflower Hill has CELL PHONE RECORDS and CELL PHONE TEXT MESSAGE RECORDS… AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT SOURCES willing to confirm the story.

This is not a joke! The Maine State Republican Committee has begun to attpempt to supress thousands of student votes within the state of Maine in order to influence the congressional race in the 2nd District. Again, Mayflower Hill has confirmed this story with independent sources. SPREAD THE WORD!!!



Posted by Christopher Johnson at November 3, 2004 02:56 AM | TrackBack
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Only one problem.. Why does this matter when Ohio is the deciding factor of the election.. Kerry can keep his 4 points for all we care..

Posted by: ViriiK [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 3, 2004 03:15 AM

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