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November 03, 2004

Media In Tank for Kerry - Vol MMMCMLXXIII

Drove home from the station, knowing that Bush had won the popular vote by 3% and was within a concession or two of getting over 290 electoral votes.

What did NPR News say?

"American election too close to call!"

Posted by Mitch at November 3, 2004 03:40 AM | TrackBack
Comments

1) Is it too much to ask of Kerry that he do what's best for the country once in his life?
2) You're right, Mitch, the media treatment of this is appalling, and it is enabling the Kerry camp to behave so pathetically. CBS and ABC still refuse to call Ohio, and instead spent all their time last time saying the Kerry camp is right to try to avoid 'another Florida.' What other Florida? The one where all the ballots were truly and fairly counted (except the military absentees Gore tried to throw out) and Bush won? How about another New Mexico, where in 2000 Bush lost by less that 400 highly irregular votes but chose not to sue and damage the integrity of the electoral process -- and would have lost the presidency as a result if the courts had overturned election law in Florida?
They say the Bush camp would do the same thing. Nonsense. Pete Coors conceded in the face of a tiny margin. For the Dem's being able to say the election was 'stolen' for the next four years is more important than the integrity of the process.

Posted by: chriss at November 3, 2004 08:46 AM
hi