Monday, December 13, 2004

VIDEO ONLINE OF CLINT CURTIS TESTIMONY!

UPDATED TO INCLUDE FULL VIDEO TESTIMONY!

UPDATE 12/18/04: The full video of Clint Curtis' sworn testimony before the U.S. House Judiciary Members in Ohio is now available via streaming RealPlayer right here!

Previously, we only had links to a portion of his testimony, which did not include his naming of Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL) as having asked him to write the "vote-rigging software prototype! This clip now includes all of Curtis' testimony!

FULL CLINT CURTIS TESTIMONY ON VIDEO:

The testimony was reported as "jaw-dropping" and "stunning" last week in this earlier BRAD BLOG exclusive!

The transcript of the earlier partial video, transcribed by the good "ignatz" from DKos is here. (Though you'll miss the audible gasps as heard on the video versions and the naming of Tom Feeney!) We're working on getting a transcript of the full testimony and will update here when we do!

Be the media.

2 Comments:

Blogger TallahasseeJoe said...

Brad:

Why does you post still say that you "haven't had a chance to review" the video clip? It's a short clip and its been posted since last night.

Why doesn't Mr. Curtis mention Mr. Feeney in the video clip.

I called the Democratic Staff of the House Judiciary Committee. A staff member, who was not present at the "forum" yesterday in Columbus Ohio - it was not a committee meeting as only the Democrats were present - and she confirmed that Mr. Curtis did testify at the forum. She confirmed that video cameras had been present at the forum but said that the Democratic staff was not in possession of a videotape. She said that the transcript would eventually be available but perhaps not for a week.

When I began to ask about Mr. Curtis' allegations, she cut me off mid-sentence and said that she had told me all she knew.

12/14/2004 8:01 AM  
Blogger Nayer said...

Thank you for posting this video. I've been watching MSNBC and CNN all day knowing that until Olberman would I not hear anything. I watched the video twice before I could even write.

Maybe next month, when the Congressional Black Caucus tries to stop the Bush certification by Congress, and needs only one senator to back them, with this type of evidence, they may find their backer.

Senator Kerry's concession speach means nothing. This evidence calls all elections since at least 2000 in question. (Dashell, Dean, etc.)

12/15/2004 5:10 PM  

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