[mewzilla]

He'll just run as an independent. Folks in D.C. would still vote for him.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Only 70% were fradulent?

I demand a RECOUNT !!

[mykej]

Even after the bad names were removed from the list, he still had enough to get on the ballot.

[blam]

They're incompetent at everything they do.

[Freee-dame]

He didn't use volunteers to collect the signatures so he paid a few people $1 per signature. I guess it was much easier to fill the pages themselves than go out and collect signatures. Getting 2000 signatures for a sitting mayor in a city the size of DC should have been a no-brainer.

[blau993]

The DC Court of Appeals opinion can be found at the address below. Sorry, but I don't know how to do this as a link:

http://www.dcbar.org/dcca/pdf/02-AA-854.pdf

[MinorityRepublican]

This is weird, why would an incumbent Democrat resort to this kind of thing?

[backhoe]

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[MonroeDNA]

Wonder if the DoJ will investigate this fraud?

[rabidralph]

And these people are whining about the limited home rule that they do have and they want to become the 51st state!

[savedbygrace]

Yeah, well . . . what did President Bush know about this and when did he know it?

[for-q-clinton]

Why wasn't he on the ballot in the first place? Did he not announce his intentions to run in time?

[OldFriend]

He just wasn't black enough!

[Graewoulf]

clinton, Clinton, Condit and Williams: All typical democrats.

[CPT Clay]

always "trust but verify"!!!!

[Phantom Lord]

Why isnt the incumbent of an office automatically on the ballot if running for reelection?

[MadIvan]

I was highly amused by the fact that "Tony Blair" was listed on the petition. Not that the Tonester probably minds all that much, but still...

Regards, Ivan