Exit polls. OTsour grapes!

[Avery Todd]

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Matthew,

And what does one have to do with the other??????? Hmmmmm?

Avery

At 11:48 AM 11/3/04, you wrote:
>Well, that is an interesting story, and I knew I could get you 
>going.  Always something to say, isn't there.  How many clients do you 
>have to keep you busy?
>
>Matthew
>
>Sarah Fox <sarah@graphic-fusion.com> wrote:
>Matthew,
>
> >>Isn't it funny when a Rep. wins, everyone else says they cheated? If you
>want to find out who is a Kerry voter, just go stand on a corner with a Bush
>sign and count how many people flip you off. It adds up quick...oh...and it
>doesn't matter if you bring your children with you...they'll still flip you
>off..."daddy, why did he do that?"...
>
>I seem to remember attending a Clinton rally at the University of Texas in
>Austin (1992). Mind you, this was CLINTON's rally. But of course the young
>Republicans were there in force. I was there with my young children, trying
>to show them something of the democratic process. The Republicans were
>waving around a HUUUUUUUGE sign that blocked our view of the podium. OK,
>well at least we could listen, or so we thought. But it was really
>difficult, with the Republicans constantly yelling! obscene slurs about the
>president, Hillary, and even Chelsea. So much for "family" values, eh? At
>one point, the Republican mob started shoving us around, and we were holding
>our children, trying to keep them from getting trampled. One Republican,
>about age 30, started screaming at me to get my "fucking kid" out of his
>face, and he started boasting about his income. He told me, angrily, that
>his watch cost more than (he presumed) I earned in a year. He did all this,
>of course, as he was shoving us (all four of us) around.
>
>Care to guess how confused and frightened our 2 and 4 year old children
>were?
>
>There's some pretty bad behavior on both sides, Matthew! I don't blame it
>on the parties, but the people.
>
>And at no time do I relenquish the right to cry "foul" when the election is
>rigged. That's not being uncivil, and it's not being a bad sport. We
>should ALL want fair elections, right? When we hold out ourselves to the
>rest of t! he world as the very model of democracy, we should try to be at
>least *somewhat* democratic. I'm embarrassed as an American that our
>election process is such a joke.
>
>Peace,
>Sarah
>
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