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Politics : Why is Gore Trying to Steal the Presidency?

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To: Ellen who wrote (2250)11/27/2000 12:54:48 AM
From: lml  Read Replies (1) of 3887
 
Ellen:

If you're gonna quote me, then quote me correctly. I used the word "overly partisan" to describe Al's post, and did so in comparison to his previously well thought out, well-intentioned posts.

Your statement: To except a dimpled chad as evidence of voter intent is utterly ridiculous . . . gnores the fact that it is not ridiculous . . .

So your counter point to my OPINION that it is ridiculous to accept a dimple chad on a ballot card as evidence of voter intent is that such opinion ignores the FACT that it is NOT ridiculous. Hmmm, that sure says a lot.

<i. . . . and is done quite often throughout the country.


OK, Its done OFTEN; and its done THROUGHOUT the country. Well, then, you shouldn't have a problem backing up your words with some evidence. I can tell you right now to forget about the Illinois case cited by the Democratic lawyers before the Florida Supreme Court. The dimple chads were subsequently invalidated.

I can't wait to see your evidence. I give you 'till December 12th. That's as long as you man Al has before he goes down in flames. And he will go down in flames if continues with these contest proceedings, which will call into question Florida's electors, and bring this whole matter to the next higher level, the electoral vote on December 18th.
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