Thats slick? Why would anyone go for that? I want Rossi to win but thats like be like Bush asking Gore in 2000 to revote New Mexico becuase he only lost by a few hundred votes. Not really a good idea.
You are wrong. Try geting more informed on this situation before having an opinion.
Rossi won the first recounts and then the Dems "discovered" a few hundred previously rejected votes in one county that the court allowed them to accept.
No - this is different. There's vote fraud in King County. And Republican ballots have been invalidated, disqualified or thrown in the trash. We can't trust the results. 100 votes plus for Christine Grigoire out of nowhere? C'mon!
I want the re-vote. Bad. And I live here.
Even if you were to discount everything we have seen coming out of Washington State over the past eight weeks -- and this is indeed one of the most open, up-front, unashamed, and hubristic examples of Democrat election theft in history (the Republicans are going on a "fishing expedition"???), the comparison to New Mexico doesn't hold.
If you'll recall, many on the left were demanding a statewide revote of Florida in 2000 -- and only Florida. You cannot do that in a presidential election. Even if there were a Constitutional provision for revoting in a presidential election, you most certainly could not limit that revote to only one state, as that would be a clear equal-protection violation. (The equal-protection question was the reason the S.C. got involved in the first place.) Bush could not have asked for a New Mexico revote; besides, since he's not a Democrat, he doesn't subscribe to the practice of demanding recount after recount under constantly-shifting counting practices until he finds a way to win.
Washington state, if I understand correctly, does provide for the possibility of a statewide revote and it is the ONLY way to remedy this hopelessly-screwed election. If Gregoire clearly wins the revote, fine. But Washingtonians deserve to know one way or another that they are being governed by the consent of a majority of the people, as a result of a free and fair election conducted under open scrutiny and consistent, statewide standards.
-Dan