fff said:
Ann Coulter is sure turning into a real whiney butt, isn't she? :lol:
Coulter has always been a whiney butt, and I'm not a fan, but if you can dispute the facts she cited in her column, I'd be interested to see it.
fff said:
And, no, don't talk to me about stolen elections with GW Bush in the White House
Who's the whiney butt now? :lol:
fff said:
and Don Siegelman in jail.
Siegelman was railroaded, but I don't see where trumped up corruption charges have anything to do with stealing elections. Even if it did, it's the exception to the rule. Like it or not, the evidence shows that Democrats are the kings of dirty election tactics. Sure, Republicans have done it, too, but not nearly on the scale the Democrats have.
fff said:
Brother Jeb and Fl Republicans gave GW the election.
Still whining?
fff said:
Coleman's observers are right there watching every vote counted, as are Franken's observers. The courts are available to both candidates.
Well zipadee dodah!! You think this is the first time observers have been present and courts have been available in a recount? It doesn't matter. If someone wants to steal the election, they'll find a way. Again, even if Coleman is declared the winner, the Democratically controlled senate will likely refuse to seat him. It's happened too many times before to believe otherwise.
fff said:
Even though the VOTERS didn't get to decide the presidential election in 1999, they should be allowed to do so here.
I'm not aware of any presidential election held in 1999, but if you're talking about the one in 2000, voters did decide the election. Just because the Democrats weren't successful in stealing this one doesn't change that. Let's recap:
There's an election in Florida and it turns out to be very close. Not only that, it turns out that whoever wins in Florida wins the presidency. The stakes are huge. Bush is declared the winner as prescribed under Florida election law. But the Democrats decided that the law should not apply if it means they will lose, so hundreds of lawyers swoop in like vultures and convince the Florida Supreme Court to, just this once, overturn a law that has been on the books for decades. The Florida Supreme Court, it should be noted, consisted of six Democrats and one Independent, all appointed by Democratic governors. Coincidence?
So now they have a recount, Bush wins. They have another. Bush wins again. In fact, there are four official recounts and Bush wins every one of them. Gee, we can't have that, the Democrats say. We'll keep counting until we can figure out a way to hand the election to Gore. Democrats, you see, aren't used to losing close elections. By now, the ballots have been handled so many times they're barely readable and there's so much confusion that whole boxes of ballots, especially in heavily Democratic counties, magically appear out of thin air. Well, except for the ones that magically disappear, but you get the point.
That's when, thankfully, the U.S. Supreme Court stepped in and put an end to the whole farce, kicking off eight years of having to listen to the shrill and constant crying of partsan Democrats who have convinced themselves that somehow the voters had nothing to do with the 2000 election. :roll: