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To: Sully- who wrote (73492)	9/27/2004 5:35:00 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 794390

i believe on meet the press he said he would vote for $87 and then voted against it.. that is flip flop

To: Sully- who wrote (73492)	9/27/2004 10:56:10 PM
From: abstract	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 794390

Voting arrangements in Florida do not meet "basic international requirements" and could undermine the US election, former US President Jimmy Carter says. ... He accused Florida Secretary of State Glenda Hood, a Republican, of trying to get the name of independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader included on the state ballot, knowing he might divert Democrat votes. He also said: "A fumbling attempt has been made recently to disqualify 22,000 African Americans (likely Democrats), but only 61 Hispanics (likely Republicans), as alleged felons." Mr Carter said Florida Governor Jeb Bush - brother of the president - had "taken no steps to correct these departures from principles of fair and equal treatment or to prevent them in the future". "It is unconscionable to perpetuate fraudulent or biased electoral practices in any nation," he added. news.bbc.co.uk