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I dont want your party crooked.
The next part of the sentance should have been:
AND I dont want MINE crooked either.
Sorry TM to late to take it back now
Please tell what color the people holding the clubs are?
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I dont want your party crooked.
Jed Babbin on the Military and Voting Rights on National Review OnlineOn November 19, 2000, we discovered that there are no limits to what Democrats will do to win an election. The same Democrats who so often and so loudly protest any real or imagined threat to a minority's right to vote had desperately worked to disenfranchise a minority group thought to be friendly to the other side.
With the presidential election hanging by a loose chad in Palm Beach County, Florida, Dems launched their campaign to disenfranchise military absentee voters. The memo instructing Democratic election canvassers on the best means to do so authored by lawyer Mark Herron fell into the hands of a Republican worker, and the Drudge Report promptly published it.
The Herron memo stated postmark and "point of origin" criteria Herron maintained could be used to invalidate military ballots. Conveniently, the memo attached a form that could be duplicated and used to protest the validity of individual ballots. By the time the Herron memo made headlines, the Dems were challenging more than 1,500 absentee ballots (which grew to more than 2,400) mostly from soldiers overseas.
Jed Babbin on the Military and Voting Rights on National Review OnlineOn November 19, 2000, we discovered that there are no limits to what Democrats will do to win an election. The same Democrats who so often and so loudly protest any real or imagined threat to a minority's right to vote had desperately worked to disenfranchise a minority group thought to be friendly to the other side.
With the presidential election hanging by a loose chad in Palm Beach County, Florida, Dems launched their campaign to disenfranchise military absentee voters. The memo instructing Democratic election canvassers on the best means to do so — authored by lawyer Mark Herron — fell into the hands of a Republican worker, and the Drudge Report promptly published it.
The Herron memo stated postmark and "point of origin" criteria Herron maintained could be used to invalidate military ballots. Conveniently, the memo attached a form that could be duplicated and used to protest the validity of individual ballots. By the time the Herron memo made headlines, the Dems were challenging more than 1,500 absentee ballots (which grew to more than 2,400) mostly from soldiers overseas.
How many of these you want to flood this thread with?
Judge orders Florida's military votes countedIn a victory for Republican George W. Bush, a U.S. district judge yesterday ordered all Florida counties to reexamine discarded military absentee ballots and to count them in final vote totals if they were properly signed and dated.
Presidential Election LawDecember 11: U.S. Supreme Court hears oral argument in Gore v. Bush. Florida Supreme Court issues a 6-1 clarifying Opinion on remand from U.S. Supreme Court in Palm Beach Canvassing Board v. Harris. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit affirms dismissal of Harris, Medina case challenging inclusion of overseas absentee ballots.
republiKlans
Says the junior Nazi with a sothpark tag. No but I'm not shouted a low iq junior republiklan like you would be limited to an 8 th grade level response.
Jed Babbin on the Military and Voting Rights on National Review OnlineOn November 19, 2000, we discovered that there are no limits to what Democrats will do to win an election. The same Democrats who so often and so loudly protest any real or imagined threat to a minority's right to vote had desperately worked to disenfranchise a minority group thought to be friendly to the other side.
With the presidential election hanging by a loose chad in Palm Beach County, Florida, Dems launched their campaign to disenfranchise military absentee voters. The memo instructing Democratic election canvassers on the best means to do so authored by lawyer Mark Herron fell into the hands of a Republican worker, and the Drudge Report promptly published it.
The Herron memo stated postmark and "point of origin" criteria Herron maintained could be used to invalidate military ballots. Conveniently, the memo attached a form that could be duplicated and used to protest the validity of individual ballots. By the time the Herron memo made headlines, the Dems were challenging more than 1,500 absentee ballots (which grew to more than 2,400) mostly from soldiers overseas.
How many of these you want to flood this thread with?
That is a right wing hack site and does not contain any court documented evidence now does it.
They were hired security
Says the junior Nazi with a sothpark tag. No but I'm not shouted a low iq junior republiklan like you would be limited to an 8 th grade level response.
stupid called....it wants its hat back
Says the junior Nazi with a sothpark tag. No but I'm not shouted a low iq junior republiklan like you would be limited to an 8 th grade level response.
stupid called....it wants its hat back
Yurtsie the fake lawyer, real republiklansman.
They were hired security
Judge orders Florida's military votes countedIn a victory for Republican George W. Bush, a U.S. district judge yesterday ordered all Florida counties to reexamine discarded military absentee ballots and to count them in final vote totals if they were properly signed and dated.
Presidential Election LawDecember 11: U.S. Supreme Court hears oral argument in Gore v. Bush. Florida Supreme Court issues a 6-1 clarifying Opinion on remand from U.S. Supreme Court in Palm Beach Canvassing Board v. Harris. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit affirms dismissal of Harris, Medina case challenging inclusion of overseas absentee ballots.
Judge orders Florida's military votes countedIn a victory for Republican George W. Bush, a U.S. district judge yesterday ordered all Florida counties to reexamine discarded military absentee ballots and to count them in final vote totals if they were properly signed and dated.
Presidential Election LawDecember 11: U.S. Supreme Court hears oral argument in Gore v. Bush. Florida Supreme Court issues a 6-1 clarifying Opinion on remand from U.S. Supreme Court in Palm Beach Canvassing Board v. Harris. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit affirms dismissal of Harris, Medina case challenging inclusion of overseas absentee ballots.
You have again posted and biased piece from a right wing site.