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To: jim kelley who wrote (60974)	11/12/2000 2:54:02 PM
From: multicollinearity	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

<All three of the election board members in West Palm Beach are Democrats! Seems to me that board members should be drawn from all the parties represented on the ballot.> Jim: I don't like to lose, but if a game is played in accordance to a set of pre-established rules, then I accept the outcome graciously, whether favorable or unfavorable. But in the present political situation, which is far more important than any game in the history of athletics, the rules are being changed on a daily basis in order to arrive at a pre-determined outcome. Under the rules in effect at this moment (Revision Number xx), if they allow for a recount in 4 hand-selected democratic counties, then the same option should be extended to a number of Republican-selected counties. It is bad enough to change the rules after the game is over, but at least make them applicable to both teams. Additionally, I wish the board would get back to its main purpose, a discussion of Rambus. For several days we have had a reaffirmation of the bent concerning the perils of discussing religion and politics with friends. Multico