Bush Pal Asks Software Programmer to Fix Election

Check this out--back in 2000 this dude called Clint Curtis was working for a software company that had on staff Jeb Bush-buddy Tom Feeney and eventual Speaker of the Florida House. Feeney functioned as a lobbyist for the software firm, going after big companies (and state government) to get big contracts for said software company.

One day, Feeney asks Curtis to design software for a voting machine that could switch the outcome of an election without anyone knowing. Curtis thought this was something the government would use as an example of what to avoid, so he wrote the software and didn't think much about it. Then, Florida went to Gore, first, and then to Bush in 2000.

I'm sure the two events have NOTHING to do with one another!!

Don't believe me? Check out the below two clips as proof. The first is an interview Curtis gave Brad Friedman on Free Speech TV back in 2005 and the second clip is Curtis testifying under oath to Congress in late 2004.

Clint_Curtis-Int_FSTV.mp4 (5m23s 9.6MB)

Clint_Curtis_Testimony.mp4 (12m 40.7MB)

Both clips I found on bit torrent though I did try to clean them up a bit in the process of converting them to mp4. Check out their probable source at BradBlog.Com