BOSTON --One of the nation's top manufacturers of voting machines is taking the state to court Monday to try to block distribution of machines for the disabled in Massachusetts, saying it was unfairly denied the lucrative contract.
An attorney for Diebold Election Systems Inc. said the company should have been awarded the $9 million contract if Secretary of State William Galvin followed his own criteria when deciding which firm the state should contract with for the new machines.
If Galvin is screwing around on the job he answers to me, not to you losers. Go sue your mamas.
Who ever heard of such a thing, getting sued because you didn't buy a product?
If corporations are "persons," why is there no death penalty for corporations?
Link: Boston Globe
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