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Christian Grantham was a student activist in the late 90s and later was a consultant to domestic policy forums for the Clinton Administration as well as events for HRC and GLAAD.

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Campaign Madness: Disturbing 2004 Election Prelude

October 23, 2004

Follow the Campaign Madness thread for a growing prelude to civil unrest. Republicans are in the process of documenting unlawful activity while Democrats seem to look the other way. Why is this happening in America?

As a result, with early voting taking place in busy public places like City Halls and libraries, voters are voicing complaints of being blocked by political mobs, or being singled out for their political views. Others say they have been grabbed, screamed at and cursed by political partisans of all stripes.
[Early voting brings cries of bullying - Sun-Sentinel - 10-23-04]

Cincinnati detectives are working to determine who broke into the local headquarters of the Bush/Cheney re-election campaign Friday. A front window of the office on Seventh Street was smashed in. The thieves reached in, opened the door, and took $300 out of a metal petty cash box, police said.
[Police investigate break-in at Bush campaign office - Cincinnati Enquirer - 10-23-04]

Rocks crashed through the windows of a Bush campaign office while it was vacant Wednesday night. Republican campaign workers said vandals hit their office in southeast Portland, filling the large front windows full of holes.
[Windows Smashed At Bush Campaign Headquarters - KOIN-TV - 10-21-04]

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