President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan
electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral
process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State
Katherine Harris, was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor,
Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias."

He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to
"correct these departures from principles of fair and equal
treatment."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....ap/index.html

Let's just hope that that democratic Florida supreme court doesn't break
Florida law once again and hand the election to Bush via a Supreme Court
Decision.
Ohhhh! Had you forgotten that part?!?!


"Florida Patriot" wrote in message
om...
President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan
electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral
process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State
Katherine Harris, was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor,
Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias."

He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to
"correct these departures from principles of fair and equal
treatment."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....ap/index.html

curmudgeon wrote:
Let's just hope that that democratic Florida supreme court doesn't break
Florida law once again and hand the election to Bush via a Supreme Court
Decision.
Ohhhh! Had you forgotten that part?!?!


"Florida Patriot" wrote in message
om...

President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan
electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral
process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State
Katherine Harris, was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor,
Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias."

He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to
"correct these departures from principles of fair and equal
treatment."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....ap/index.html



So is President Carter suggesting that the Florida state constitution
needs to be rewritten by the feds? Seriously.
The Secretary of State is an elected position, and elected positions are
are partisan and political. I'm not sure the Governor had much
descretion in the handling of the election -- it was probably an
embarrassing position to be in.

Bob

zxcvbob wrote:
=

curmudgeon wrote:
Let's just hope that that democratic Florida supreme court doesn't br=
eak
Florida law once again and hand the election to Bush via a Supreme Co=
urt
Decision.
Ohhhh! Had you forgotten that part?!?!


"Florida Patriot" wrote in message
om...

President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan
electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral
process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State
Katherine Harris, was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor,
Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias."

He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to
"correct these departures from principles of fair and equal
treatment."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....ap/index.htm=
l

=

So is President Carter suggesting that the Florida state constitution
needs to be rewritten by the feds? Seriously.
The Secretary of State is an elected position, and elected positions ar=
e
are partisan and political. I'm not sure the Governor had much
descretion in the handling of the election -- it was probably an
embarrassing position to be in.
=

Bob

The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Check it out at:

http://www.dos.state.fl.us/oss/background.html

Here's an excerpt:

"Governor Jeb Bush appointed Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood as Secretary of
State effective February 2003. She leads the Department of State as it
transitions from an elected constitutional office to an appointed
Governor=92s agency. ..."

The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of shooting the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame the
people who designed the butterfly ballot

"Greg" wrote in message
...
The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done
because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the
book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of shooting
the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame the
people who designed the butterfly ballot

because the butterfly ballot issue is insignificant compared to the number
of registered voters that were denied their right to vote at all.

randy

xrongor wrote:

"Greg" wrote in message
...


The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.


Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done
because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the
book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of shooting
the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame the
people who designed the butterfly ballot



because the butterfly ballot issue is insignificant compared to the number
of registered voters that were denied their right to vote at all.

randy


You mean like the absentee ballots of the military?
http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...itary.ballots/

"willshak" wrote in message
...
xrongor wrote:

"Greg" wrote in message
...

The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done
because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the
book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of
shooting the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame
the
people who designed the butterfly ballot


because the butterfly ballot issue is insignificant compared to the number
of registered voters that were denied their right to vote at all.

randy

You mean like the absentee ballots of the military?
http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...itary.ballots/

ya thats what i meant. nobody else was denied their right to vote. only
military people.

randy

"Florida Patriot" wrote

President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

SNIP

Even the Peanut Man thinks Kerry doesn't stand a chance in this election so
he starts stirring up some sh*t.....

And the butterfly ballot was designed by an election board official, who
happened to be a member
of the Democratic party.

"Greg" wrote in message
...
The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done
because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the
book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of shooting
the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame the
people who designed the butterfly ballot

I can't believe anybody gives a hoot about what is said by one of the worst
presidents
in this century.


"Red Neckerson" wrote in message
news:9Pa6d.7571$dt2.6860@trnddc09...

"Florida Patriot" wrote

President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

SNIP

Even the Peanut Man thinks Kerry doesn't stand a chance in this election
so
he starts stirring up some sh*t.....

bill a wrote:

I can't believe anybody gives a hoot about what is said by one of the
worst presidents in this century.



He has been a great ex-president though. He should stay out of politics
and not ruin his "elder statesman" reputation. If ihe gets all
political, folks will start remembering how bad he sucked as The Prez.

Bob

the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election. it
goes well beyond that.

randy

"bill a" wrote in message
...
And the butterfly ballot was designed by an election board official, who
happened to be a member
of the Democratic party.

"Greg" wrote in message
...
The Florida Secretary of State ( Glenda E. Hood ) was APPOINTED by Gov.
Jeb Bush.

Katherine Harris was elected, the office changed in 2002.
I know it is fun to blame her for the various things that were done
because she
was the public face on the debacle but she was going straight from the
book and
following the rulings of the Fla Supreme court. A classic case of
shooting the
messenger.
If you really like the idea that the election was rigged why not blame
the
people who designed the butterfly ballot

This whole thing is pretty much a dead horse.
The 2000 election is almost 4 years ago.

The close race is probably not going to be Florida this time anyway. As long as
people are eating government food and watching TV on a FEMA generator they will
probably vote for the incumbant. Bush is polling about 6 points ahead in
Florida.

Go **** with Pennsylvania for a while.

In article , "xrongor" wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election. it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush won
the election.

A count, a recount, and another recount had nothing to do with it even
though Bush one in every instance. Yes, it was the Supreme Court that
rigged it!!! LOL at the Moron.

"curmudgeon" wrote in message ...
Let's just hope that that democratic Florida supreme court doesn't break
Florida law once again and hand the election to Bush via a Supreme Court
Decision.
Ohhhh! Had you forgotten that part?!?!


"Florida Patriot" wrote in message
om...
President Jimmy Carter had the following to say (CNN):

Carter, citing the experience of his Carter Center in monitoring
international elections, said "some basic international requirements
for a fair election are missing in Florida."

Most significant, he said, were requirements that a nonpartisan
electoral commission or official organize and conduct the electoral
process and that voting procedures be uniform for all citizens.

He said Florida's top election official in 2000, Secretary of State
Katherine Harris, was "highly partisan" and that Harris' successor,
Glenda Hood, has shown "the same strong bias."

He said Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, had done little to
"correct these departures from principles of fair and equal
treatment."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/....ap/index.html

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
m...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election. it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were neither
counted nor recounted.

randy

if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote

If the "felons" had responded to the letters they were sent and fixed the error
they would have been able to vote. The only other group that were complaining
were people who showed up at the wrong precinct. In a ****load of cases the
Leon county voters were out of state A&M students who never changed their
registration TO FLORIDA or were not even registered in their home state!
A lot of urban legends were debunked in the last 4 years when they actually
tried to document these cases and prosecute someone.

In article , "xrongor" wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
om...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election. it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were, in the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that much
larger. What's your point?

because the butterfly ballot issue is insignificant compared to the number
of registered voters that were denied their right to vote at all.

randy


What a dreamer. There margin in Florida was 537 votes.

Pat Buchanan got thousands of votes that even he did no expect and they
almost all came from Palm Beach county courtesy of the butterfly ballot.
That ballot, by the way, was in violation of the regulations for ballot
design that required names to only appear on one side of the ballots used
for punch card voting and not on facing pages. Also some ballots were
printed with the printing misregistered that further led to misplaced votes.
As far as the claim that the errors were made by old gray heads, those that
voted for Buchanan by accident were still smarter than those who voted for
Bush on purpose.

Charlie

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
news
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
. com...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were, in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

randy

In article , "xrongor" wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
news
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
.com...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were, in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in Florida were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The charges of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be lies.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in Florida
were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The charges
of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be
lies.


You sure you know what you're talking about? I know a lot of blacks had
their polling places changed without getting notification. One of these
so-called polling places was a small building behind a big building and
there was no signage in the area showing where it was. These people could
not find the place and went back to their old polling places only to be
turned away.

Then there's the polling place at the Water Dept. on Jog Road in Boynton
Beach, a heavy, heavy Democratic area. The electric gates to the entrance of
the polling place 'accidentally' closed at approximately 7PM and no one was
able to find someone to open them. They remained closed till 9:05 when
mystically someone came out of the building and was able to open the gates.
However, a line of voters formed for two hours while the gates were closed
and they were refused admission to vote as the polls were closed at 9PM.

I could go on and on with all the inequities but the above two I know for a
fact.

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
news
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
y.com...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that
Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were
neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were,
in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in Florida
were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The charges
of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be
lies.

bull****.

..... are u from binghamton, ny

if so email me at jbsimon at stny dot rr dot com

Doug Miller wrote:

In article , "xrongor" wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
news
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
.com...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were, in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in Florida were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The charges of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be lies.

Why didn't you report this travesty to the US Justice Dept *and* Marion
Berry's US Commission on Civil Rights? As much as these two agencies
tried, neither of them found a *single* instance of *any* willful
attempt to deny anyone their vote. Your reports, if verified, would have
been the only real cases of anyone denying anyone their right to vote.
Whatsmore, of the 25 counties that had problems with the ballots, 24
were in solid Democratic strongholds run by Democrats who chose the type
of ballot used locally and supervised their county elections.



You sure you know what you're talking about? I know a lot of blacks had
their polling places changed without getting notification. One of these
so-called polling places was a small building behind a big building and
there was no signage in the area showing where it was. These people could
not find the place and went back to their old polling places only to be
turned away.

Then there's the polling place at the Water Dept. on Jog Road in Boynton
Beach, a heavy, heavy Democratic area. The electric gates to the entrance of
the polling place 'accidentally' closed at approximately 7PM and no one was
able to find someone to open them. They remained closed till 9:05 when
mystically someone came out of the building and was able to open the gates.
However, a line of voters formed for two hours while the gates were closed
and they were refused admission to vote as the polls were closed at 9PM.

I could go on and on with all the inequities but the above two I know for a
fact.




--
Paul R
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In article , "xrongor" wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
m...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
news In article , "xrongor"
wrote:

"Doug Miller" wrote in message
gy.com...
In article , "xrongor"
wrote:
the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that
Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were
neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were,
in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in Florida
were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The charges
of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be
lies.

bull****.


NOT ONE verifiable instance of deliberate efforts to deny any eligible voter
the right to vote was ever found. If you have information to the contrary,
publish it.

In article , dada wrote:
..... are u from binghamton, ny

Nope, not me. Must be a different guy.

the butterfly ballot is a dead issue and only repubs keep beating
that
dead
horse as if anyone cares any more...

the butterfly ballots are not what allowed bush to steal the
election.
it
goes well beyond that.

Time for a reality check... the recounts showed, *repeatedly*, that
Bush
won
the election.

reality check. your vote had to be counted the first time to be
re-counted.
if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote, you were
neither
counted nor recounted.

True enough, but not relevant. The ones denied the right to vote were,
in
the
main, Bush supporters in the military who were attempting to vote
absentee.
Had those votes been counted, Bush's winning margin would have been
that
much
larger. What's your point?

my point is your spin is not reality.

Reality is that the only large group of people disenfranchised in
Florida
were
those members of the military who attempted to vote absentee. The
charges
of
widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans have been shown to be
lies.

bull****.


NOT ONE verifiable instance of deliberate efforts to deny any eligible
voter
the right to vote was ever found. If you have information to the contrary,
publish it.

what, so we can debate the definition of the word 'deliberate'? no thanks.
we've danced before.

randy

Randy:

Please provide us with the name of just ONE INDIVIDUAL who was denied the
right to vote.

Please OMIT those idiot nuts who couldn't read or push a pin through a
proper hole in a piece of paper.

Once more......... just one name of a person who was denied the right to
vote, and whether or not that person took appropriate legal action, and
where did the litigation take place??

Thanks !!

--James--

-----------------------------



because the butterfly ballot issue is insignificant compared to the number
of registered voters that were denied their right to vote at all.

randy

(Greg) wrote in
:

if your rights were taken away and you didnt get to vote

If the "felons" had responded to the letters they were sent and fixed
the error they would have been able to vote. The only other group that
were complaining were people who showed up at the wrong precinct. In a
****load of cases the Leon county voters were out of state A&M
students who never changed their registration TO FLORIDA or were not
even registered in their home state! A lot of urban legends were
debunked in the last 4 years when they actually tried to document
these cases and prosecute someone.


There's now talk that people with residences in other states like NY
obtained absentee ballots for Florida and voted in BOTH states,illegally.
IIRC,there were many more DemocRATs doing this than Repubs,more than 3:1.
So,Bush would have STILL won Florida.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik-at-kua.net

"bill a" in
:

I can't believe anybody gives a hoot about what is said by one of the
worst presidents
in this century.

afaik, only clinton and bush jr have been pres of USA in this (nominal)
century.

americanpresidency.org: 2001 Transition
.... 2001 Transition: William J. Clinton to George W. Bush Traditional
Addresses: Clinton's
Farewell Address (1-18) Bush's Inaugural Address (1-20). ...
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/site/...sition2001.php

if you'r referring to presidents of the 20th centruy, then most people
would nominate nixon as the most damaging. however, here's some more
standard wisdom:

Warren G. Harding - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia... Historians
routinely categorize Harding as the worst President in US History, due to
the incredibly corrupt nature of his Administration. ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_G._Harding

Dummies::Evaluating US Presidents... Presidents Harding and Grant
destroyed their presidencies with inept, corrupt appointments, and their
rankings reflect this. Appointing ...
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/Dumm...e/id-1219.html

he electric gates to the entrance of
the polling place 'accidentally' closed at approximately 7PM

7 PM is the state legislated poll closing time. So what?
The Democrats are only ****ed that they couldn't change the law in mid
election. That was the whole basis for the debacle.

In article , "xrongor" wrote:

NOT ONE verifiable instance of deliberate efforts to deny any eligible
voter
the right to vote was ever found. If you have information to the contrary,
publish it.

what, so we can debate the definition of the word 'deliberate'? no thanks.
we've danced before.

Evasion noted.

In article , "James Nipper" wrote:
Randy:

Please provide us with the name of just ONE INDIVIDUAL who was denied the
right to vote.

He can't. He's just parroting Terry McAwful's talking points.

James Nipper wrote:

Randy:

Please provide us with the name of just ONE INDIVIDUAL who was denied the
right to vote.

Please OMIT those idiot nuts who couldn't read or push a pin through a
proper hole in a piece of paper.

Once more......... just one name of a person who was denied the right to
vote, and whether or not that person took appropriate legal action, and
where did the litigation take place??

Thanks !!

--James--


Cathy Jackson

Donnise DeSouza

Angenora Ramsey

Margarita Green

Read the U.S. Civil Rights Commission's report: "Voting Irregularities
in Florida During the 2000 Presidential Election" published June 2001.
Here's a link:

http://www.usccr.gov/pubs/vote2000/report/main.htm

Specifically, see the Chapter 2, "First-Hand Accounts of Voter
Disenfranchisement" at:

http://www.usccr.gov/pubs/vote2000/report/ch2.htm

As the first time, why would anyone want to rig something they are going to
win anyway?

Steve

Yeah, right. And all of "those people" who are keeping "blacks and
minorities" from voting.

So far, none of "those people" have been found, and neither have any of the
"blacks and minorities" who were kept from voting.

Getting desperate in the Dem tents. Kerry had a decent chance early on, but
he just couldn't tell the truth, and he got called for it.

Steve

SteveB wrote:
Yeah, right. And all of "those people" who are keeping "blacks and
minorities" from voting.

So far, none of "those people" have been found, and neither have any of the
"blacks and minorities" who were kept from voting.

Getting desperate in the Dem tents. Kerry had a decent chance early on, but
he just couldn't tell the truth, and he got called for it.

Steve


Funny how all the anecdotal evidence on which the Civil Rights
Commission based their findings came from counties run by Democrats,
such as Palm Beach, Broward, Monroe, and Miami-Dade, all of which were
strongly leaning to Gore anyway...


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In article , Ermalina wrote:

Specifically, see the Chapter 2, "First-Hand Accounts of Voter
Disenfranchisement" at:

http://www.usccr.gov/pubs/vote2000/report/ch2.htm

Very interesting. The same places keep popping up in that report, over and
over: Broward County. Palm Beach County. Miami-Dade County. All controlled by
... DEMOCRATS!

And yet Bush is somehow to blame, for the racist behavior of DEMOCRAT poll
workers. Amazing.