The Raw Story | Author of tasered student's 'mystery book' points to irony in incident

The Raw Story | Author of tasered student's 'mystery book' points to irony in incident: "What Meyer was referring to, according to Palast, was a chapter in the book called 'Kerry Won. Now Get Over It,' in which he says millions of votes cast in the 2004 election were discarded, not counted or prevented from being cast in the first place--a fact the author says has special relevance to the locale of Meyer's arrest. 'There's an entire dimension here that's not being covered here,' Palast said of the controversy. 'The interesting thing to me as a journalist, is that the [Meyers incident] occurred in Alachua County, Florida, one of the worst places in the country for black voters.'"

Yes, Meyers was addressing vote counting fraud, though many of the clips shown in the mass media omitted that part of the question, only showing the "skull and bones" portion. The cool thing is that Palast is contacting Meyer, and may cover the trial...