Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [POLITICS] Was the 2004 Election Stolen?

[Rick <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

I have to agree with Michael on this one...frankly, I'd rather see the 
random, uninformed passerby on the street than the self-serving career 
jackasses we're offered on the ballot.

Rick

Michael wrote:
> Give it a break already. It doesn't really matter how the states were 
> encouraged to throw their votes. They can decide to flip a coin to 
> decide and it's still legal. If they want to base their decision on 
> faulty machines, corrupt election counting practices, stupid voters, etc 
> that is perfectly within their right. I'll begin to seriously worry 
> about election fraud the day that anyone that isn't corrupt or stupid 
> can actually be made a serious candidate. Until then it hardly matters 
> if they just pick random people off the street - in fact I'd probably 
> say that random people would be better choices.
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We simply can't idiot-proof everything. Sometimes the idiots just have 
to suffer and die.
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