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Old 11-10-2004, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
I think they are resigned to there are not enough votes being talked about here to make a difference. I am not saying that is the case though - but Kerry was armed with a flotilla of lawyers and some of the best statisticians and political minds - they all concluded drop it - that must count for something.
They concluded to drop it before half the evidence even came in. If you take the composite of ALL the evidence for fraud, errors, glitches, negligence, manipulation... however the hell you want to label it, there's enough to argue that the outcome of the election could very well have been different. 92,000 more votes than registered voters in a single county in OH? 4,000 more votes (for Bush) than registered voters in another county? The 136,000 vote margin by which he lost the state (not including provisionals, which are likely to break for Kerry) suddenly looks a lot smaller.

Besides, this needs to be looked into by someone whether it was enough to flip the election or not. "Sorry, it looks like fraud occured but not enough for us to win, so who cares!" ? Um, no.
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