It's a Recount in Florida!

Hopefully the recount is absentee and bush has had leads on those, as well as military ballots. If this happens he should gain on his 1200 vote lead, that is if the original count was correct or a disadvantage to him.
And hopefully there wont be any disapearing ballots during the recount.
I don't put anything past the liberals.
 
This will probably take up to 12 days because of the 10 day rule on absentee ballots. Absentee ballots post marked by Nov 7th ,2000 are allowed 10 days to be delievered by mail.

Because of this ,we may not have an official recount until Nov 17,2000.

Floridia officials and tv talking jackasses
er, talking heads, were most reloctant to mention this on the air and kinda skimmed er,
glossed over it.

What a damned 3 ring clown show!

Bush takes 31 states yet could still loose to Gwhore who took 19 states and the popular vote.

And now the talking horses butts on tv are yapping about doing away with the electorial colledge in favor of the popular vote
 
I hope that someone is guarding those votes with assault rifles.

Somehow I could see some Dems in Florida right about now driving off with a truckload of votes. (Or delivering some votes into the mix). They have a few hours to shift things around, because the vote-counters are going home to get some sleep and are not going to recount until later today.
This smell fishy.
 
I'll bet the recount will turn up vaastly different results from the original count, a in Gore's favor.

There is no end to the Libs treachery. Betcha they pull something and give Gore the win...

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In the recount, every ballot can be challenged. I'd bet most of the funky ballots will come out of heavily minority areas in South Florida. The absentees from the military will be heavily for Bush of course.

The possible voting machine screw-up in Palm Beach raises too many questions to go far on a legal challenge. For example, after you leave the booth, how can you know that your particular ballot was not punched the way you intended? The best outcome will be if Bush ends up with a large enough margin that any problems in Palm Beach would not change the outcome.

The biggest irregularity, of course, was the early and erroneous media call of a Gore win, that no doubt caused many Bush voters in the heavily GOP Panhandle (The Redneck Riviera) to not bother to go to the polls. How many votes did that cost Bush?
 
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