🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks for the insights, now if more patriotic Americans would come forward
we can get on with the business of running this country, well said Mr. Rosa.
There must be something to what Bush is saying otherwise the federal Supreme
Court would not become involved, could it be our boy Al Gore has done
something bad? Not Pinochio! Just a clear example for New York and Chicago
gangster politics exposed for all the nation to see. Interesting that a
republican lost by 11 votes and they would not allow a recount in the
pro-democratic Palm Beach???? Hell no! Yet Al Gore gets a recount? It would
seem to me that equity and reputations are on the line here, and possibly
clear evidence the Florida Supreme Court did change the law and just
possibly they have violated federal election law. Now that would be
interesting, all seven go to federal prison for violating federal election
law. Interesting?

No justice in this world is there or maybe there is......... Will reserve
judgement. Declare Bush the winner now and let the mess iron itself out in
the courts, there is fraud here people and we need to expose it all.

Bear

Bear

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"BearKat_Ind" <BearKat_Ind@email.msn.com> wrote in message
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> I believe Tom Brokaw best said it: we have declared Florida's 25
electorial
> votes for Al Gore, "all we need now for us to win is Illinois and
Wisconsin
> and we will have elected our next president, Al Gore."
>
> Thought responsible news reporting ment that the news must be reported
> without bias. This no longer is the case and presents a key election
issue:
> The election was being declared as a victory for Al Gore while the polls
on
> the western half of the country were still open. This caused many voters
in
> pro republican communities to stay home as their vote did not count. This
is
> further substantiated by the fact that many people accept what is reported
> on television as the absolute truth, when in reality it is flawed.
>
> Case in point per the Los Angeles Times, 11/8/00, the voter turn out in
> Orange County, which represents a Republican stronghold, was only 54%, the
> lowest since the 1972 election. There are over a million registered voters
> in Orange Couunty which would have swung the popular vote to George Bush.
>
> Believe it can be reasonably argued that the news media in their quest to
> bring forth the news and campaign on behalf of their favored political
> candidate, overstepped their bounds in reporting election results, so many
> people stayed home, did not vote as it was all over except the shouting at
> least as Mr. Brokaw and many others were concerned.
>
> The power of the television set is an awesome power that was abused in
this
> election in the furvor to get their first with the results and to see
their
> candidate win the election.. All the major news networks, ABC, CBS, NBC,
Fox
> and CNN, relied on a single source to report the news without any
> substantiation as fact. A basic definition of negligence for the federal
> government to investigate once we the people, not the politician,
determine
> who is our next elected president.
>
> In 1965, I was required to develop a mid term exam while in college using
a
> program language called fortran. Then as now, the punch card was easily
> damaged, the more it was handled the more that it was subject to change.
In
> some states, election ballots are pre-punched and held onto the card by
> teats and therefore even more fragile than the machine punched cards.
> Therefore, the Florida ballots are more subject to damage than the machine
> cut cards. The ballots in Florida pre-punched ballots have now been
handled
> over three times and respectfully submit that the voter's intent cannot be
> determined as it is not best evidence and should therefore be thrown out
of
> a court of law.
>
> Therefore, given political campaigning by the news media, bias,
> mis-statement of facts; I respectfully demand  a election run-off between
> all four major political candidates, nation wide.
>
> A common ballot shall be used across the  country, four candidates:
> Buchannon, Bush, Gore and Nader. Punch out the appropriate box for the
> voter's choice. Then machine count it. No recounts, no hand counts, that's
> it. Every eligible voter is given the chance to vote for their candidate,
> period! There shall be no political campaigning before or during the
> election
> runoff. The results of the election run-off will be announced the day
after
> the
> election, this is only fair and equitable to all political candidates.
Then
> and only then will we know the true will of the people and not the
> politician nor political party. This should be done with expediency prior
to
> December 16.
>

Our Constitution doesn't allow a revote.  What should be done is that the
Florida Secretary of State should ignore the illegal and unconstitutional
orders of the State Supreme Court, and as the Florida Constitution demands,
certify Bush the winner.  The FL Sup has attempted to take over the role of
all three branches.  The legislature should also impeach all 7 members of
the court, for acting in contravention of the Constitution of Florida.
The legislature should also, in special session, make a declaration that the
rule of law must stand.

Since the FL Sup has decided to rewrite the Florida election laws, two weeks
after the election, essentially legislating from the bench, and also
retroactively applying such judicial fiat, they have clearly violated the
Federal election laws, as well as 14th Amendment equal protection clause.
If the Court were able to legislate from the bench, which it may not, the
law would not take effect until the next election.  The US Constitution
clearly prohibits ex post facto and retroactive laws.

The SCotus has a duty to step in and protect the rights of the voters of
Florida, as well as the whole country.  FL Sup is concerned that a few
voters in those three counties might be disenfranchised, because they failed
to follow instructions, while ignoring the fact that they are, themselves,
disenfranchising the other 64 counties of FL.
     Of course, what else could you expect from a court with 7 of 7 Dems,
appointed for life.
> If we as a nation are not held personally and morally accountable for our
> own actions and we do not uphold the actions of those we elect to
political
> office in equally high regard, then we as a nation deserve to have a
> "Consititional Crisis" and this is exactly where this election is headed,
> fueled by the news media. We deserve better than this, lets stand together
> and demand it be made so!
>
> Bear
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