Unsettled Scores

MSNBC/Newsweek ^ | 9-9-2001/September 17, 2001 Newsweek Edition | Howard Fineman

[MeekOneGOP]

Sept. 17 issue

[MeekOneGOP]

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Libs Whining About Supreme Court Decision

Scroll 1/3 down on the LEFT, of course!

Scathing doesn’t describe this article. The DIMocRATS are still crying over their failed campaign!

[MeekOneGOP]

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[AppyPappy]

Translation: We paid a bunch of people to vote and told them they had to vote on every page. They followed our instructions too well.

[MeekOneGOP]

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[xsysmgr]

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Shotgun fix.

[marajade]

Why was the ballot Bush's fault? Their own elected party member designed it. It was public record. Why didn't have a problem with it when it was proposed?

[Hillary 666]

The DemonRats are still in a tizzy because their stupid, easily led, well-coached voters screwed up a ballot that 8-year-olds handled with ease when they did their mock vote in school.

[Hillary 666]

At one point, the vote was 75% yes ("yes" meaning the supreme court's decision was politically motivated). That 75% is now down to 58% after normal people got alerted to the poll and started voting on it.

[Republican Wildcat]

http://www.msnbc.com/news/626039.asp

Copy and paste--do NOT click on the link--it will leave a trail.

[MeekOneGOP]

Why was the ballot Bush's fault? Their own elected party member designed it. It was public record. Why didn't have a problem with it when it was proposed?

Well, the DIMocRATS don't care much about truth when they are on a campaign tirade. Propaganda is their Marxist tool, and they know it's worked in the past with voters that are so ignorant they can't even get through a simple ballot!

The truth is never important in the DIMocRATS approach. . .

[MeekOneGOP]

Copy and paste--do NOT click on the link--it will leave a trail.

Ah! Voting DIMocRAT style? LOL ;-)

[Teacher317]

Unsettled Scores

Dems fightin' words!

[MeekOneGOP]

Did the recount decision hurt the Supreme Court's credibility?

No. The ruling was a correct interpretation of the law. 41%
Yes. The court's decision was obviously politically motivated. 58%
I'm undecided. 2%
* 1851 responses

[Republican Wildcat]

I notice, reading the article in its entirety, there's nothing there that alleges anything stated in the Court's opinion was untrue.

[goldstategop]

Its nearly a year since the election and a torrent of newspaper stories later and they're still bitchin? Liberals can't help being sore losers and its all the more curious in view of the fact Al Gore hasn't complained once since the U.S Supreme Court decision. You'd think they would follow his lead and let byegones be byegones but no. What ever happened to it was just a ballot stupid and lets move on!!!

[E=MC²]

Sheesh...can you imagine what a bunch of whiny, screaming little brats all these demonrats must have been when they were babies??? What am I saying, they still are babies.

[ET(end tyranny)]

Voted and Bumping!

[OldFriend]

Nope, the butterfly ballot didn't give George W. Bush the presidency, it merely levelled the playing field due to the massive fraud being perpetrated in every inner city venue in the country.

[mystery-ak]

Remember the phrase *Broken Glass Republicans*...in 2002 and 2004 the Rats will name their cause the *Disenfranshised* or something similar.
They will come out to vote in record numbers and we need to prepare ourselves.
The idiots that believe this type of written tripe will want revenge.

[MeekOneGOP]

Nope, the butterfly ballot didn't give George W. Bush the presidency, it merely levelled the playing field due to the massive fraud being perpetrated in every inner city venue in the country.

Yeah, lots of dead folks voting, etc. I hear that there were the normal shenanigans in Chicago, but since that election wasn't squeaky tite like Fla, that it didn't draw a lot of attention. . .Lots of stuff goin' on, you are correct!