CNN now Curtis Gans of The Committee to Study Elections (sic)

dogtag

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:08 PM
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CNN now Curtis Gans of The Committee to Study Elections (sic)

announced that 74% of the populace believe that Bush won fair and square. In 2000 it was 48%.

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hippiegranny

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:08 PM
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1. oh ok, another CNN poll

THAT'S credible. Not.

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goclark

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:09 PM
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2. That's because Gore demanded the recount

People don't even realize that this was worse then 2000.

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Jo March

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:33 PM
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3. That's due to two reasons:

1) the large margin that * "won" by

and

2) they haven't heard about the "glitches" and "anomolies" yet.

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dogtag

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:38 PM
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4. Yep, that's why I posted this. The exit polls did nothing

to wake up the sleeping electorate. It will take more than a whiff of fraud to get things going.

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truthpusher

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Sat Nov-06-04 01:41 PM
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5. So only 3 out of 10 Americans believe the highest office was stolen...

...so only 3 in 10 Americans believe the man in charge of enough nukes to destroy the world 3 times over stole the election. I feel pretty good about that.

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