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To: Joe NYC who wrote (128971)	11/22/2000 3:20:34 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1570344

There were in excess of 970+ votes for Gore in those "noisy" counties Don't let fact interfere with your fantasy. Of the 1484 votes Gore gained on the recount, 1160 came from Palm Beach and Pinnelas counties. What I call "noise" were the remaining 324 votes in remaining 65 counties with much higher population, including 98 vote gain in hand recount of Volusia county. I got my numbers from Fox.com? What was your source? So can you run again by me your theory that the Democrat Counties were trying to steal the election for Bush? You seem particularly dense to this concept so I am going to give it up for now. Why not? Can you show me evidence that they weren't....that some Republican Party counter(s) did not stack the deck for Bush? I think you are departing reality here and entering a surreal world here. Say hello to Jesse Jackson there for me. Hardly. jh: these counties were trying to do something fishy on the recount holds more water t:Do you have proof to substantiate this claim? I have no evidence. I just presented intuitive claim vs. your counter-intuitive claim on the vote change during recount. I see. Don't even go there.......your dubya has lost the popular vote and its still unclear whether he will win the electoral college vote....so why hasn't he done the honorable thing and conceded? Inquiring minds desperately want to know..... You are kidding, right? No, I am not kidding. When is your candidate going to take the high road and concede that he has lost? ted