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Skriven 2005-01-05 23:04:04 av Ed Hulett (1:123/789.0)
   Kommentar till text 6976 av RICHARD JOHNSON (1:10/345)
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RICHARD JOHNSON -> ED HULETT wrote:

 RJ> On 1/5/05 10:27 AM, ED HULETT wrote to RICHARD JOHNSON:


 ->>>> This is why the left can't win elections.

 ->>>> They are delusional.  And they never learn.

 RJ>>> The people of Washington state would likely disagree.

 ->> You don't have the authority to speak for the people of
 ->> Washington state.

 RJ> Having trouble with the language, Mr. Hulett?

Ah, there we go again with the personal attacks. How quaint.

 ->> The majority of the citizens of Washington state voted for
 ->> Dino Rossi and several hundred if not thousands of them have
 ->> been disenfranchized.

 RJ> So the republican Secretary of State who certified the election was
 RJ> duped then?

No, he didn't know about the irregularities when he certified the election. I
my opinion, he acted too quickly.

 RJ> You lost Mr. Hulett, get over it lest you be likened to a sore loserman.

Actually, Rossi won, twice, in the more accurate machine counts. For him to
suddenly lose in the third, less accurate *hand* count is suspicious on its
own. The additional magical mystery ballots that were "mistakenly" left
unprotected in a warehouse for almost 3 months was another clue that things in
King county are less than cosher.

According to the data there are about 1500 ballotless voters and about 5000
voterless ballots in King county. That is not a good thing. Several people have
come forward to say that their votes were not counted (the canvassing data
shows they didn't vote when they did).

When the first count showed Rossi in the lead by 261 votes, Gregoire and
company called it a tie. Again when Rossi led by 42 votes after the automatic
recount, Gregoire and co. continued to call it a tie. Now that King county has
done its best to hand the election to Gregoire with a 129 vote lead, you
leftists want to call it a clear Gregoire win.

With the irregularities in King county -- which gave Gregoire the lead -- are
enough to call for a re-vote.

I don't have a problem with my guy losing in a fair election, but when a
heavily Democrat county changes an election from a loss to a win for the
Democrat candidate, I do have a problem with the irregularities in that county.
When there are several thousand votes counted in that county than registered
voters let's say I have trouble accepting the outcome.

Ed

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