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To: Voltaire who wrote (19344)	11/25/2000 1:21:11 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

V, Palm Beach county seems very orderly. That judge we see so much on TV (forgot his name) seems to be a well liked individual by Republicans as well as many Democrats. I think he is the chairman for Palm Beach and is a Democrat himself. What a contrast compared to the other guys in Broward. I guess the standard used to determine votes is very different. It appears to be unfair in Broward but Palm Beach seems fair. I hope Bush can finish this off and hopefully Gore decides not to contest on Monday morning and start talking about how the Republicans intimidated people and use that for the 2004. I am trying to see it from his point of view. That might be a better plan than to contest. In the meantime, maybe Bush can do a good job for economy and in 4 years, the Democrats can start doing a good job on the environment and maybe some leftover social issues. I call it the political cycle. The cycle approach is the best IMHO.