To: Finalapproach29er
I know it's ancient history, but I forgot all about this.
2 posted on
10/31/2003 9:33:30 PM PST by
Finalapproach29er
("Don't shoot Mongo, you'll only make him mad.")
To: Finalapproach29er
Yes.
Also the military votes that Al's people tried to cast away.
Also the fact that African American voting was UP, WAY UP, so how can they claim it was supressed.
Also the fact that all of the locations where the voting was allegedly suppressed were run by Democrats
To: Finalapproach29er
5 posted on
10/31/2003 9:48:29 PM PST by
Susannah
(AMERICA is the best! - Could hundreds of millions of immigrants be wrong?)
To: Finalapproach29er
The number was reported to be approximately 10,000
It's because there is a large naval base in that area (Pensacola) which is primarily conservative.
6 posted on
10/31/2003 9:49:32 PM PST by
CyberAnt
To: Finalapproach29er
What you posted is true, but it was a self-inflicted wound on the part of Republicans. I can just picture the Panhandle U-turns as would-be Bush voters believed Gore had won Florida. It was their responsibility to continue on and vote anyway. How many of our good Republicans are out there nodding when they hear the propaganda spewing from the dim contenders: worst economy since Hoover, no plan in Iraq, tax cuts for the rich, no-bid contracts for cronies, etc. Why let the enemy successfully manipulate our behavior?
7 posted on
10/31/2003 9:56:47 PM PST by
ntnychik
To: Finalapproach29er
...and one more thing. When the early call was made in Florida (which, if true, would have all but thrown the General Election to Gore), how many people still wanting or waiting to vote in the Mid-Western or Western states stayed/went home? Enough to give Gore a state like New Mexico? Or, at least, enough total votes to deny Gore his 500,000 popular vote "landslide"?
To: Finalapproach29er
Personally, I don't care about idiots that would "not go vote" or "leave the line" or "turn around on the way to the polls" just because they heard a projection on the radio.
If those Floridians, GOP and Dem, were too stupid not to know the hours of their polling places and would easily give up because some IDIOT on TV or the radio said polls were closed, then I thank god they didn't vote.
Any idiot that doesn't vote is a good thing.
13 posted on
10/31/2003 10:25:38 PM PST by
Fledermaus
(I'm a conservative...not necessarily a Republican.)
To: Finalapproach29er
What everyone forgot was that Al Gore lost Tennessee and Arkansas, the two States of, at that time, the current Presidential Administration. If Gore would have carried his HOME STATE, all the whinning about Florida would have never risen to the level of "Presidential" politicals.
16 posted on
10/31/2003 11:10:37 PM PST by
Jumper
To: Finalapproach29er
19 posted on
11/01/2003 2:14:41 AM PST by
Fenris6
To: Finalapproach29er
The software engineers at Diebold have solved this problem once and for all.
21 posted on
11/01/2003 4:37:58 AM PST by
WhiteGuy
(Constitutionally limited Government now!)
To: Finalapproach29er
22 posted on
11/01/2003 10:19:10 AM PST by
JoJo Gunn
(Liberalism - Better Living through Histrionics ©)
To: Finalapproach29er
That stumble bum Gore didn't care if he caused a Constitutional crisis the selfish putz. That and the Wellstone funeral did the demons in.
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