The Lie and How They Told It

In the news today the U.S. Attorney General's Office argued that widespread evidence of voter fraud in Ohio during the 2004 Presidential election should not be released. Among the evidence are computer files, videotape surveillance footage and still photos of election officials doing shocking things.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, arguing that the evidence should be withheld from the public, said, "Releasing this material will merely make people believe less in democracy. Letting them know their votes do not count is the last thing the Bush White House wants for the American people."