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A Review of Controversial Election Shows Bush Winning a Recount of Florida Ballots
The Wall Street Journal ^
| Monday, November 12, 2001
| JACKIE CALMES and EDWARD P. FOLDESSY
Posted on 11/12/2001 2:36:08 AM PST by TroutStalker
Edited on 04/22/2004 11:45:40 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision to suspend the counting of disputed presidential ballots in Florida last year remains one of the most controversial actions in the court's two centuries of history. But a year later, there's this important update: An exhaustive review of the state's ballots suggests that George W. Bush would have won anyway.
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To: TroutStalker
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posted on
11/12/2001 2:40:30 AM PST
by
ChadGore
To: ChadGore
The consortium accepted all the completed recounts and applied each county's recounting plans and standards to that county's ballots. The result: Mr. Bush again, by 493 votes. This discounts the whole "study". Very unscientific to accept the democratic counts and then build on them with a supposedly unbiased "media" count. Not prudent.
To: Kangaroo Court
No Discussion on the Miltary Votes?
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posted on
11/12/2001 3:27:24 AM PST
by
scooby321
To: TroutStalker
O.K. Now, HOW many times does this make that Bush wins on recount? I lost track after the first five or six.
Regards,
To: scooby321
I looked and looked, no talk of military votes ... and not a word about the widespread election fraud nationwide. If these idiots wish to "investigate" the problems with Election 2000, they must do their duty as the peoples watchdog and dig into all the stories of students triple voting, the huge numbers of deceased Democrats still on the voter rolls ( I can attest to that one), elimination of proof of ID at polling places, prison and recent immigrant Demo registration campaigns, cigarrettes for votes in skid rows nationwide, Democrat bussing of the elderly to polls.... I could go on.
The Big press is transparent in their "concern" about the election... they do nothing to investigate. They'd rather spend money on recounts of Florida ballots. Easier, dont'chaknow?
To: scooby321
The score is now:
Bush 11
Gore 0
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posted on
11/12/2001 3:56:09 AM PST
by
wny
To: scooby321
The military absentee votes were definitely not counted by the consortium in the study released yesterday. Donald Lambro's front page report in today's Washington Times (11/12/01) states: "Hundreds of absentee ballots by military personnel were never counted in key counties, but these numbers were not part of the varying ballot count scenarios that were used in the study that was made public yesterday."
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posted on
11/12/2001 4:41:10 AM PST
by
tellw
To: Jimmy Valentine
Beyond dispute, George W. Bush has won the presidency more times than any man in American history!
Dan
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posted on
11/12/2001 7:21:56 AM PST
by
BibChr
To: TroutStalker
poor ballot design and a lack of voter education. This butterfly ballot was designed by Democrap Theresa LaPore.
It is a fact that the lower socio-economic classes vote overwhelmingly Democrap.
So, it looks like these idiots lost their own election; if they hadn't spent the last 30 years dumbing down our public schools, then maybe these lunkhead "Palm Beach voter" types could have figured out just HOW to properly mark their ballots. I find it funny that instead of admitting that the voters rejected 8 more years of Democrap fiddling in the White House while America burned, they instead blame some sort of voter fraud by Republicans. Gimme a break!
To: Henrietta
Is there anyone out there that has a copy of last years law governing Florida recounts?
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posted on
11/13/2001 10:28:08 AM PST
by
cinFLA
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