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To: dansangel; Guillermo; AuH2ORepublican; onyx
I agree.

Even though they constituted a minority of the voters in that primary-and as a percentage were statistically speaking, less than Majette's margin of victory in that election-they still had a huge impact on the Majette-McKinney match-up.

The proof of that is that her lawyers were contemplating a lawsuit to change GA election law, once she had been defeated.

106 posted on 07/22/2004 5:40:20 AM PDT by The Scourge of Yazid ("I always wanted to be a cop." "So why didn't you?" "Afraid of being shot.")
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To: The Scourge of Yazid
The proof of that is that her lawyers were contemplating a lawsuit to change GA election law, once she had been defeated.

That was a real joke since it was the dims that had the rule enacted eons ago when it supported their agenda. The first time it blew up in their faces they were running around like the spoiled children that they are crying, "FOUL!"

107 posted on 07/22/2004 5:42:24 AM PDT by dansangel (*PROUD to be a knuckle-dragging, toothless, inbred, right-wing, Southern, gun-toting Neanderthal *)
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