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Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve
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5760I'll echo CB, I think this proposal is very reasonable. It's too bad thValley Girl-12/11/2000
5759He did? When? Who?Bill-12/11/2000
5758If the FL SC is such a kangaroo court, then why did Jeb just recently re-nominatTraderGreg-12/11/2000
5757>>The next change affecting the Electoral College came a decade after the Ilaine-12/11/2000
5756>>The next change in the Electoral College occurred with a Federal statuteIlaine-12/11/2000
5755>>Still, even this now-necessary change was a near thing: although there wIlaine-12/11/2000
5754Your idea of categories would be fine if it included all votes cast - not just uchomolungma-12/11/2000
5753>>It is traditional, in the way American History is taught (as in "raIlaine-12/11/2000
5752ThirdEye, <i>Haha. Judge Saul's ruling will stand? Humorous hypothetiJoe NYC-12/11/2000
5751I'd like a link to the article, if you have it. Coincidentally I was thinkiIlaine-12/11/2000
5750LOL! Right on, brother!Ilaine-12/11/2000
5749<i>Haha. Judge Saul's ruling will stand? Humorous hypothetical, but inSteve K-12/11/2000
5748The argument you make is that every county in Florida has their own procedures fIlaine-12/11/2000
5747Wouldn't it be fun if Scalia asked Boies to explain why he ignored his instrchomolungma-12/11/2000
5746I think your proposed solution is very intelligent and reasonable. But no one wIlaine-12/11/2000
5745Good morning TraderGreg, If the USSC rules favorably to Gore I can live with itbwanadon-12/11/2000
5744Where do you suppose this charge originated, some yokel on a street corner? No, ThirdEye-12/11/2000
5743Haha. Judge Saul's ruling will stand? Humorous hypothetical, but in the realThirdEye-12/11/2000
5742<i>If the US Supreme Court were to rule in favor of Gore, would they be dochomolungma-12/11/2000
5741I don't deny your point on how the US SC will rule...since they essentially TraderGreg-12/11/2000
5740Found this column amusing. Too bad this has ended up in the SC. Even though bwanadon-12/11/2000
5739I read an article awhile back in which the author said the Left has been at war Tom Clarke-12/11/2000
5738I did answer the question in full, there can be no other ruling as we will see atekmon-12/11/2000
5737I could do a book of course <g> An interesting note: I develop curriculumtekmon-12/11/2000
5736<<offends my sense of fair play>> Offending your sense of anything CYBERKEN-12/11/2000
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