Extraordinary Exclusive Announcement Made by Paul Lehto on VoteRescue Radio
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VoteRescue Radio's special guest today, Paul Lehto, former attorney, now
self-proclaimed fulltime "Democracy Activist," broke the news on air
that the California NAACP at its 2007 Conference,
decided to support, word for word, Lehto's "Resolution on Rights for
Open and Honest Elections and against Corporate Secret Vote Counting."
Click here to read the resolution posted to the website for Psephos which Lehto helped found earlier this year. The statement on the
Psephos website about this huge milestone reads as follows:
"The Election Integrity movement is gathering momentum as another
political organization adopted a resolution that recognizes the threat
to democracy posed by private ownership of elections where votes are
counted in secret and citizens are required to trust the results."
Lehto also shared on air that this same resolution, with a slight
amendment that he says does not change the true intent of the
Resolution, has also been adopted by the National Latino Congresso at
their recent gathering in Los Angeles.
(Note: In relation to another story we've been following on our show, it was at this very same
gathering that John Tanner, the Dept. of Justice's Voting Section Chief,
made his outrageous statement regarding minorities, saying that
minorities actually /benefit /by Photo ID laws (which have recently been
ruled as disenfranchising the elderly the most) because "they
[minorities] don't become elderly. /They die first/.")
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