[DoughtyOne]

If Allen is still around over a month from now, has over 100 different attornies on the case, is asking that all chads with the slightest dimple be counted, and refusing to allow counties where Democrat votes might have been lost to be counted, we'll let Allen hear from us.

Twenty hours after the polls close is a bit quick to close him down, if he's inclined ot make sure what the deal is.

[mjaneangels@aolcom]

"If Allen is still around over a month from now, has over 100 different attornies on the case, is asking that all chads with the slightest dimple be counted, and refusing to allow counties where Democrat votes might have been lost to be counted, we'll let Allen hear from us."

So far, this is the most reasonable statement I have seen.

I agree that there is no reason to quit yet.

[oceanview]

and since the Dems know it takes longer then that to mount any kind of real challenge to provisional ballots (this is not a "chad" based challenge) - then with that approach, we lose. if they know we don't have the stomach for a challenge like that, then their injection of vote fraud goes through.

[pollyannaish]

But according to original article, they aren't trying to get him to shut down now. They are giving him time to gather information...and then if things aren't any different they aren't going to support those 100 different attornies.

IOW, they are supporting him at this point, but are anxious not to get too far behind the 8-ball when it comes to getting themselves organized in the Senate.