[69ConvertibleFirebird]

It sure would be fun to see the Gore operatives trying to explain themselves to Mary Frances Berry.

She was probably in on it...

No explaining needed.

[LdSentinal]

2000 Democratic Presidential Primary

Al Gore - 76,897 (50%)
Bill Bradley - 70,502 (46%)
Other - 7,240 (5%)

"Vote Early and Often and Create Traffic Jams"

[weikel]

Dear God it was a good thing Bradleyt wasn't nominated the Greens would have likely voted for him and he might have won... would have been far worse then Gore.

[weegee]

The left is always guilty of projection; accusing their opponents of the very same things that they know they themselves are guilty of.

[LdSentinal]

The Boston Phoenix article the NY Sun is mentioning.

Talking Politics

[Lancey Howard]

"....to answer allegations that Florida’s vote was rigged to exclude minorities, in part by the alleged erection of police roadblocks meant to intimidate black voters."

I have difficulty understanding this kind of thing, maybe because of the area I live in. Around here, most blacks and other Democrat constituencies live in the parasite nests (cities) where they do most of their traveling by bus and subway. And it is usually only a few blocks from their row homes to the polling places anyway. "Roadblocks" are generally meaningless in this situation, at least for Democrats. Around here, roadblocks would most definitely impede a lot more whites with SUVs than it would blacks.

Also, people usually don't find out about a roadblock until they hit one, where ultimately, they will get through. And continue on their way to the voting place. So, exactly what is a strategically placed roadblock supposed to do? "Intimidate" blacks into voting Republican? I don't get this whole thing.