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Up, Up, and Away
Flying right in our bankrupt skies. Also: Lott gets no lift. Plus more.
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FULLY ACCOUNTED FOR br> Re: The Washington Prowler's Absentee Makes the Heart Grow Fonder : /p>Just wanted to let you know that the Bush campaign coordinated a massive absentee campaign in Florida in 2000 with the Florida Republican Party. The reason many Bush staffers were convinced they had won on election night, in spite of the networks call for Gore, was they had tracked the exact number of absentee ballots sent to Republican voters. Remember the lawsuit the Gore people filed trying to get all the absentee ballots in two counties revoked because GOP staffers were allowed to fix the absentee request after a vendor flaw? The effort was extensive, and more than provided the Bush margin of victory.
p>Thanks for the reminder of how important absentees are to the GOP, and for the high quality of your online publication. br> -- Matt Metcalf /p> p> GETTING ISLAM br> Re: George Neumayr's Faith in Violence :
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