[Wallace T.]

Effective use of the U.S. Justice Department and the FBI in certain large cities, such as Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Kansas City, Cleveland, and New Orleans, would thwart attempts by big city machine politicians from stuffing ballot boxes. Had the GOP not stopped fraudulent voting in Kansas City and St. Louis in 2000, Missouri would have gone for Gore, which would have made the subsequent battle for Florida irrelevant. Certain non-metro counties in northern New Mexico and near Indian reservations would also be good targets for Federal investigation.

Additionally, close supervision of the south Florida counties where the "condo commandos" cluster would be advisable. One would think that the right to vote in Florida means that the right to vote in New York or New Jersey using an absentee ballot would be lost. Perhaps these elderly liberals should be reminded that "one person, one vote" is applicable to them. A few examples should be made of these people through fines or jail time and duly publicized in the New York and south Florida media.

If the GOP plays by Marquis of Queensbury rules against the Democrats' usual gutter fighting tactics, they will lose. This is especially true if the Kerry-Kennedy crowd, the Democrats' equivlaent to country club Republicans, makes peace with the Clintons and their henchmen.

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