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Elections Supervisor Miriam Oliphant, who ceded much of her authority after the bungled Sept. 10 primary, said she would have offered longer hours and equipped the offices with more machines by now if she had been in complete control. But she conceded it was too late to make those changes.

That b-tch -- whose authority was yanked from her after the primary by the DEMOCRATIC-CONTROLLED COUNTY COMMISSION, after being sponsored for office by County Democratic Party -- is responsible for experienced poll workers quitting (telling little old ladies to switch to good-awful neighborhoods where you wouldn't want your grandmother to go at 6 a.m. on less 24-hours notice), voting machines being found in the street after the primaries, using public money to hire her dumb-as-dirt cronies and redecorate her office, and making a mockery of elections -- but she would have solved everything.

The Sun-Sentinel carried a full-page story scorching Oliphant after the primaries -- and they dare to print this quote? Aaarrrrgh!