> > "fair, full and accurate count" the current mantra...but is it truthful? > Throughout Florida there are some 157,000 "uncounted ballots"..why then does > "counting fully fairly and accurately" only three counties (aprox 14,000 > ballots or 9% of the "uncounted" total) constitute a "full fair and accurate" > ballot count?.......... Some counties I am sure he has conceded. But Wow I didn't know there were that many. Makes one wonder how in a presidential election 157,000 votes for president get thrown out by the machines. Its becomming an issue of "what is going on in Fla that 150,000 citizens couldn't punch the ballots right." If this amount of "spoiled" ballots is close to the national average I won't worry about Fla anymore. But this represents 5% of the votes if 3 million were cast. Or one out of 20 voters. > Don't you find it a little odd that out of all 67 counties where there is a > total count of 157,000 "uncounted ballots" that only in 'his' counties has he > demanded, in court, a recount? > Oh well back to the pit! :-) > Jim Bryant (FL) The Bush lawyers will. ---ric
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