"Kevin" wrote in message
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Doug Winterburn wrote:
Making false statements won't justify your inability to accept the
outcome. Unlike his predecessor who had over 50% of the voters vote
against him in both of his victories, at least Bush had less than 50%
vote
against him in his re-election.

To give the benefit of the doubt, he used the wrong term. Bush II
obviously did not have the largest "percentage" cast against him. What
he DID have was the largest actual number of votes cast against a
sitting Pres.

Another fact not likely to have appeared on Fox.

Nor the other damned lie (statistic) on the other networks.

In our ignorance we're regressing to "fundamentalism" of the sort that
rejects all other opinions save the interpretation by our priestly classes.
I for one would rather not have Dean or Michael Moore as my theologian - nor
Dan Rather as my pontiff.

Hope for greater understanding no longer lies in schools, as evidenced by
recent events, because they're more concerned with orthodoxy than education.