Am I the only one who saw this and lost faith?

yep, me too. I think I'm done with this country if it happens this time around; there's too much to lose and no one willing to fight

Nope, you're not the only one. After the ugly 2000 election, I got off my ass and did the same thing as you in 2004 -- I went door to door every day for the two months leading up to Election Day trying to get people to vote, no matter who their choice was. Watching the results that November, I felt *more* sick than I did in 2000. I *knew* something weird was going on, but because of the "media cover-ups" (or whatever you want to call them) I couldn't point to anything specific, except that there were various complaints out there, especially in Ohio. Now, with this brilliant film, I have the answers! The system is even more crooked than I could ever have imagined. Until I see solid proof that this sorry ass Government is *really* trying to change things, I'm done with elections. Why waste my time. You don't have any real choices anyway -- pick Idiot A or Idiot B. Decide which is the lesser of two (or more) evils. That's what politics amount to, because even the half-way decent ones can't truly get anything done in this convoluted system. It's all a joke. And then there's a good chance that after all the trouble I go to to make wise choices and bother with the hassles of voting that it isn't going to be counted anyway? No thanks. Enough is enough, and I've had more than enough. As our "President" once said: " . . . fool me once, shame on -- shame on you. Fool me -- you can't get fooled again."

Well I already had lost faith when I watched this film, so no. It's a scary world we live in today.

I'm watching it now. Honestly, I'm on the edge of tears. What's happened to this country? And there's no one to fight it. Not even a ballsy, honest journalist to expose this for what it is. Where is the Edward R, Murrow of this generation?

Hello, I'm a recovering crackhead and this is my retarded sister.Can we have some welfare please?

No, you are not the only one. With the amount of corrupt politicians, greedy corporations and organized crime syndicates down through the years having a tremendous effect on our country, it does not suprise me in the least that 'voting counts' and process can be manipulated to favor an administration or agenda.

This documentary is disturbing because when a government that preaches democracy, but cannot make sure that all counties have a proper amount of voting machines is ridiculous. And even the possiblity that certain voters' votes were not counted makes me wonder how many times in different elections this has taken place. And now we have 'computer software' that can be easily manipulated and tampered with.

This documentary shows that both Florida 2000 and Ohio 2004 all had important republicans in place in the positions necessary to be able to alter vote counts. They had ties to the Bush administration. Oh and low and behold, it just happens that these two states played key roles in deciding the election.

I like watching documentaries like this because it shows that the 'EXTREMELY RICH AND POWERFUL' still excercise an incredible amount of influence on how events go down in this country. And it will not change as long as we remain a 'materialistic society'. That is reality and there are several decades of proof to document.

I can plainly see that it would be a total waste of time to watch this biased film. Another liberal effort to bash Republicans and using Ohio, the state that kept George Bush in the White House.

Listen people, it is so easy to deceive and fool people by drawing false conclusions. The fact is that there is extensive polling and by election day there are few surprises. No surprises in 2008. I don't hear about any high level investigations of voter fraud, only complaining by fringe groups.

Don't believe anything in this film and the best policy would be to ignore it.