[Major Matt Mason]

Another problem: Palm Beach Shores' Aaron M. Cohen, who said he worked as a coder for about two weeks analyzing ballots for NORC, wrote commentaries on the ballot recount for the Web site Democrats.com. A former trainer for the U.S. Census in Palm Beach County, he said his decision to speak out now shouldn't cast doubts on his coding work.

Why on earth would they use ANYONE from FL, let alone Palm Beach County, as one of these coders? The fact that Mr. Cohen felt the need to blab to various DEMOCRAT web sites only puts his inclusion further into question.

It's fairly clear to me that the results of this study should not be taken seriously, as they will almost certainly be tainted with liberal bias. I think these news organizations should have saved the $ they spent on this re-count fiasco, and instead put that $ into hiring unbiased editors and reporters.

BTW, when will the media do a comprehensive recount of IL and TX ballots from the 1960 election? Since they seem to think it is their sworn duty to delve deeper into finding the true winner of a close election, you would think they would have a little curiosity regarding the winner of the '60 election. Oh yeah, I forgot, it was a DemocRat that won that election, so there was no need for the media to look into that one.

[Brandonmark]

FR thread on Drudge Report:
ONE YEAR LATER, MEDIA STILL COUNTING FLORIDA VOTES