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Politics : Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve
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To: KLP who wrote (2391)11/16/2000 6:31:58 PM
From: Roger Sherman  Read Replies (6) of 6710
 
A Question For The Ages...

Future historians may someday conclude that
the 43rd. President of the United States was finally elected
(out of some 100 million votes), by fewer than 1000 voters,
based on the ultimate answer to the following profound question:

Does a "Pregnant Chad" truly reflect the consummation
of a voter's relationship with a ballot,

Or is it an example of "premature exaggeration" without the
proper use of an effective "mental prophylactic" while voting,

Or perhaps simply the result of improper handling
of the voter's chad poking thingamabob...
thus causing massive "electile dysfunction"?

Roger :)

PS. My dearest SI (Admin) Bob,
I certainly meant no disrespect to you by using the term "thingamaBob,"
and sincerely hope that I didn't violate any of SI's TOU with its use. <g>
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