Pardon my reverse cynic humor but what are the chances anyone will actually attempt to hack those voting machines?

Well, it worked last time, didn't it?

You don't forget anything.

Frightening documentary indeed. Well, God help us tomorrow and '08.

I am amazed that anyone would use these machines, after all the problems which have been exposed.

Do you really think any republican is capable of hacking? I mean, COME ON!

Convicted Republican Phone Jammer Blamed GOP "Culture" and Was Afraid to Push Back on RNC Official.

As he finished serving a prison sentence for "jamming Democratic phone lines in New Hampshire during the 2002 US Senate race," Allen Raymond told the Boston Globe that the "scheme reflects a broader culture in the Republican Party that is focused on dividing voters to win primaries and general elections. He said examples range from some recent efforts to use border-security concerns to foster anger toward immigrants to his own role arranging phone calls designed to polarize primary voters over abortion in a 2002 New Jersey Senate race." The scheme led to "the convictions of Raymond and two top Republican officials, and a Democratic lawsuit that seeks to determine whether the White House played any role."Allen said "he got caught up in an ultra-aggressive atmosphere" and that "he had been reluctant to turn down a prominent official of the RNC, fearing that would cost him future opportunities from an organization that was becoming increasingly ruthless." (Boston Globe, 06/10/2006)