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To: Carl R. who wrote (324)	12/10/2000 3:34:31 PM
From: Bosco	Read Replies (1) of 644

Hi Carl - it appears this fellow may win some points in your book. From LA Times, latimes.com But the problem for Bush--and potentially for the court, as well--is that the "legitimacy" of Bush's victory will remain in doubt as long as the ballots remain uncounted in Florida, said University of Utah law professor Michael McConnell, who served as a Justice Department and White House lawyer under Ronald Reagan. The reputation of both Bush and the court could suffer further if academics or news organizations eventually count the disputed votes--something that Florida's open records laws makes quite likely--and discover that they favor Gore, he and others noted. "I suppose the logic of it is that the court should say they should burn all the ballots," McConnell said sarcastically. Funny is that he is also winning points in my book. Therefore, maybe we can agree on something after all <G>! Of course, you can always protect yourself from being too close to my position by thinking this fellow has deteriorated since his Reagan years <VBG>! best, Bosco

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