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To: Scumbria who wrote (121567)	12/9/2000 2:06:56 AM
From: exhon2004	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Scumbria: re >>This is a nice paranoid theory, but each ballot was examined by both parties, under the watch of other authorities and television cameras. The folklore you just mentioned may be perceived as beneficial to Bush, but in fact is inflammatory and incorrect.<< Scummy, the two parties had one representative each observing the count. In West Palm if there was an objection by the democrat the objection was upheld 2 to 1 by the canvassing board. If the Republican objected the objection was denied 2 to 1 by the canvassing board. Not surprisingly, the canvassing board was made up of 2 democrats and 1 Republican. Senator Whitman of New Jersey was an observer in Broward county and she reported the recounts to be a farce with standards constantly being changed in a deliberate attempt to increase Gore's totals. Deceit and treachery are what the democrats have been about in Florida since before the election, own up to it.