so I figure that since a dem won
the author of this thread supports the re-vote and election of the republican
the author of this thread supports the re-vote and election of the republican
The author of the thread loves the irony of the thundering silence on this election vs the whining on the Ohio vote.papasmerf said:so I figure that since a dem won
the author of this thread supports the re-vote and election of the republican
I'm trying to grasp the thunderous significance here, but I can't. Is it supposed to be cosmologically important that 52% of Democrats don't want a revote? Well, they're wrong - but then again, 52% of Americans picked the wrong guy on Nov. 2nd, but what you gonna do?onthebottom said:The author of the thread loves the irony of the thundering silence on this election vs the whining on the Ohio vote.
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Considering the presidential election could have swung the other way had Ohio voted for Kerry, I think you can agree the stakes were alot higher then in Washington. My main problem with the Washington vote is that it's simply too close. They could recount the ballots a hundred times and still come up with different numbers. Very few are suggesting the problems had anything to do with fraud.onthebottom said:The author of the thread loves the irony of the thundering silence on this election vs the whining on the Ohio vote.
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