How Easy Is It To Steal An Election

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 Stephen Spoonamore warns in a new interview that electronic voting machines represent a national security threat and that hackers are already planning to steal the 2008 presidential election for John McCain.

Spoonamore is a GOP member and a lifelong Republican, having worked on election campaigns with Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg. He also has 20 years worth of experience in encrypted and networked communications systems for banks, TV, telecommunications, EMS, Military and other uses.

In an ten part You Tube interview, Spoonamore warns that hackers are planning to steal the election on behalf of the McCain camp and even predicts the margin of victory, that McCain will make a shocking recovery and win 51.2 percent of the vote with three electoral votes over Obama.

This is a national security threat, said Spoonamore, it is very possible for a foreign government to begin manipulating that transmission of code just as they attempt to do fairly often with our financial data.we deal with it every day on the commercial side, he added, noting that China, and not the American people, has a greater chance of choosing the next U.S. president.

I agree that the machines are probably easy to hack. However, since Obama won Mr. Spoonamore is wrong about how the election turned out.