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Politics : Idea Of The Day
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To: James Strauss who wrote (35407)11/27/2000 2:18:43 PM
From: Juli  Read Replies (4) of 50167
 
Jim, very well said. It seems that partisan pundits want to deny one side their legal rights. This will, and should be decided by the courts. In 1961 a study was done and the study concluded that the punchcard ballots had too many errors to be used in elections. Almost forty years later nothing has been done. The manufacturer states only that they are 99% accurate. This is simply not accurate enough to decide a close election. While I would never vote for Bush, I have no problem with him being elected if it is as fair as it can be made to be. I resent the constant stream of accusations that Gore is trying to steal the election when he is exercising his legal rights. It is a disgrace the way the Republicans rioted in Dade County to the point where workers had to be escorted in and out by the police and George Bush, to my knowledge, has never made a public statement condemning such actions.
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