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None Dare Call It Stolen

Ohio, The Election, and America's Servile Press

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2 of 2 copies available

The 2006 election is fast approaching and there is a story the media is afraid to touch. The story of how the "Right" stole the 2004 election and how they'll steal the next one too (unless we stop them).

Media critic and political commentator Mark Crispin Miller reveals the evidence of widespread corruption in the 2004 presidential election in Ohio. This corruption--consisting of thousands of little frauds--appears to be the future Republican electoral strategy. The undeniable conclusion is that Bush and the Republicans stole the election--and if we don't expose this theft, it will happen again. This audio is an unabridged reading of the Harper article, "None Dare Call It Stolen," which was excerpted from the book, Fooled Again, published by Basic Books in the Fall of 2005. Includes an interview with the author.

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    • AudioFile Magazine
      The author reads a brief article he wrote for HARPER'S MAGAZINE about fraud in the Ohio 2004 election. In the remainder of the production, the publisher interviews him about his political views, which criticize the George W. Bush administration. Miller's petulant narrative tone reflects his anger toward and hatred of neoconservatism. His forceful bloviations are so articulate one can almost hear the saliva hitting the microphone. In the interview situation, he can respond to a 5-word question with a 2,000-word answer. Even the believers of his message may find the messenger too much like a preacher paid by the word. J.A.H. (c) AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine

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