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Why Bush victory will remain a talking point defaultStatus = "East African Standard - Online Edition." Friday, December 22, 2000 Face The Facts | Africa News | The Social Scene | Horoscopes | The Financial Standard | Life magazine | Profile Magazine Home National News Provincial News Editorial Obituaries Letters Business Sports News Yesterday's Edition Write to us    Other Links Kenyan Community Abroad YellowpagesKenya   Why Bush victory will remain a talking point By Dominic Odipo A few weeks ago we wrote in this column that history was against Al Gore’s bid for the presidency of the United ...

Apologies to Jim Rob for a vanity but I don't think it matters at 3AM. Our republic has been hanging by a thread for 2 1/2 weeks. I have no doubt the W will be our next president, one way or another. But do you all realize how close we came to a continuation and legitimization of the Clinton/Gore crime dynasty? I think that, given another 4 years, this republic would be finished. We've got 4 years to get it right. I think the extent of the demonstrations of thousands of ordinary people on behalf of W across the country ...

Democrat Vote Fraud Charged in Florida Jack Thompson Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000 NewsMax.com's "Man in Miami," Jack Thompson, predicted Monday on NewsMax.com that Democrat vote fraud would occur in South Florida. The GOP in Broward County, the largest city of which is Fort Lauderdale, is alleging that voting irregularities are now occurring there. What follows is a press release in its entirety, received by Thompson from Republican Party of Broward County: "The Republican Party of Broward County has received a number of complaints from its poll watchers and voters regarding irregularities at the polling places: "Such irregularities reported include duplicate ...

Does anyone see Clinton's hand in this Florida BS? Who else could finagle something like this after all the networks had declared for Bush. How exactly do you fold those tin hats?

Where should we go for the latest returns when Drudge crashes under traffic tomorrow night (or god forbid, FreeRepublic)? Are there any other sites with less traffic that are likely to have the stuff the networks hold back?