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"Mark Cook" <mcook@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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> "Baxter" <lbax01.spamguard@baxcode.com> wrote in message
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> > It wasn't the Democratic Party.  You're attempting to paint the Dems as
a
> > villain.  They're not.
>
> It was members of the Democratic Party. The links to the Washington Post
> article and the fact that the Democrat controlled election board was a
> defendant in a suit that the canvassing board lost, proves that it was
> Democrats.

If it was the Democrats, then why were more of Gore's votes tossed than
Bush's?  Seems to me that if there was a Democrat conspiracy to
disenfranchise Bush voters, they'd hardly have been throwing out Gore votes.
Perhaps you've got your tinfoil hat on backwards?
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An analysis of a portion of November's votes in Florida
for president shows those for Al Gore were far more likely to be
disqualified because of so-called overvoting than ballots cast for George W.
Bush.

The Washington Post reviewed the computer records of 2.7 million votes in
eight of Florida's most populous counties.

According to the newspaper, overvotes -- ballots that were thrown out
because more than one candidate for president was selected -- were three
times more likely to include Gore as one of the choices, rather than Bush.
The eight counties reviewed included Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.

The Washington Post found that in Palm Beach, 8,000 so-called butterfly
ballots were thrown out because Gore and one of two other presidential
candidates -- a candidate listed below Gore and another listed above Gore --
were selected.

Of those ballots, voters chose a Democrat in the Senate race 10-to-1.
http://www.cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/stories/01/27/florida.recount/,