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California: Democrats prepare post-vote challenges
SACBEE ^ | 10/01/03 | Sam Stanton and Gary Delsohn

Posted on 10/01/2003 7:55:27 AM PDT by Pikamax

Edited on 04/12/2004 5:58:28 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

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To: Blood of Tyrants
"You can bet that if the election is within one or two percent that they will challenge the results."

This is the precedent the DNC set in the 2000 election. We will be dealing with this now for the rest of our lives. The DNC needs this corrupt tool in their arsenal because they will be winning fewer elections as more people learn that they are socialists who hate America.
41 posted on 10/01/2003 9:55:17 AM PDT by Constitutional Patriot (Socialism is the cancer of humanity.)
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To: Sergio
Gosh, the ballot set-up sounds so confusing....You have to decide yes or no on the recall...and then go on to Part 2! Some confused Democrat will muck it up.
42 posted on 10/01/2003 9:59:22 AM PDT by Ciexyz
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To: Constitutional Patriot
>>>The DNC needs this corrupt tool in their arsenal <<<

Then let's make sure they'll be shooting with blanks.

VOTE ARNOLD so we can WIN by a LANDSLIDE !!!
43 posted on 10/01/2003 10:02:18 AM PDT by b9
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