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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Neocon who wrote (76018)	11/15/2000 3:30:40 PM
From: 91fxrs	Read Replies (2) of 769667

From a Democrat's perspective.. As a registered Democrat who voted for the vigorously principled Ralph Nader as a protest against the corrupt, cynical superstructure of my party, I was mortified by the atrocious behavior of Democratic operatives in the first days after last week's abortive election. What callous, deceitful inflaming of popular passions, what reckless disregard of the public good! Given the sensitivity of the situation as well as the closeness of the election nationwide, the strident and premature claims of racial bias by Jesse Jackson (for whom I voted in the 1988 primary) on his intrusive visits to Florida did serious damage to race relations in this country. Furthermore, the high-level Democratic decision to make Gore campaign manager William Daley a principal point man in the dispute was -- given his Chicago family's notorious political history -- foolish and needlessly divisive. A hoarse, exhausted Karen Hughes, the normally articulate, high-intensity spokeswoman for the Bush campaign, was also excessively harsh in the first 48 hours of the crisis. salon.com

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