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Originally Posted by gldstwmn
I'm not sure I understand your question. Gore won Florida,thereby winning the electoral and popular vote. 
I think it might be better to ask if the Supreme Court should have taken Bush v. Gore. |
Please prove that Gore won Florida because every credible recount I read in the places GORE chose to selectively recount (again, only in counties he had a chance of winning - I guess every other Floridian's vote was not worth recounting
) indicates he did not. Moreover, once the USSC determines something, that is it. That is the way it is - period - end of discussion.
I mean if it is not, then Roe has no application just because someone may not agree with it a la the Bush/Gore decision
BUT - let's say the Ct. determines it for Kerry this time under the same set of facts. Will the D's say Oh No No No No No - the USSC has no right to det. this, etc., blah blah blah
But, I digress, let's just assume W wins the popular vote and Kerry gets the electoral vote. Many people said that was unfair. Would those same people still say it is unfair?