Gore doesn't want a fair count

Ever since the night of the non-election election, I have maintained one theory: Either side will do anything to win. The idea that either side would even try to approach this situation fairly and hammer out an equitable system of figuring out who won is laughable. If either side had dealt with this election fairly, they'd have lost, because the other side would not have been fair. The incentives to cheat were simply too great.
 

Accepting Bush, his weaknesses

I saw a bumper sticker the other day. Fittingly, it was on a pickup truck with a sticker of Calvin urinating on a Ford logo. It said, "Vote for Freedom, Vote Bush." I had no idea George W. was running against Che Guevara!
 

Attack is unfounded; Gore just wants a fair count

 After reading Mr. Adam D. Elrod's column ("Vice president needs to give up," Nov. 27), I became extremely concerned that the facts surrounding the 2000 election have been disregarded in favor of unsubstantiated rhetoric
 
 

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