When has Dean criticized the Election 2000 Decision?

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I don't recall Dean ever criticizing the Supreme Court for its decision during Selection 2k, if someone has a link. Thanks.

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1. In Virtually Every Stump Speech...

He's got that line, "And this time, the person with the most votes is going to win."

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2. Saturday

At the Florida Democratic convention.

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3. He was specific when he endorsed Davis

Talked about stolen election in FL and redistricting theft in TX and fake recall in CA

Don't have link

[neuvocat]

7. Much obliged.

If Dean gets the nod, his position on the election makes a huge difference and I want to make sure it still does to Gore.

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4. roflol

grasping for straws clarkie?

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6. What's your fucking problem again?

I don't have a problem with Gore at all-I think very highly of the man-and I respect his decision.

I've also said that its likely that Dean could win the nomination, given that he's been campaigning awfully hard to get it, and for quite a while too. Dean, as I have repeatedly pointed out, has done a lot so far to bring the democratic party from the right wing "centrists" who've gone along with Bush ever since he took over the White House. I've also mentioned that Dean's anger has been more than justified, given everything that's been going on over in Wash. D.C.

Gee, it sure looks like I can make a stronger case for Dean than you can. All you can do is just put up piece-of-shit posts like that one when all I've done is ask for an answer to a question.

If that's how you're going to be then Dean isn't who you should be supporting. Dean doesn't engage in such shitty personal attacks, so if you stand for him, then neither should you!

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5. Nor Do I

But I recently saw Clark come out with both barrels. I believe this may be one instance where we could actually use indirect communication. We could use the votes of Republican swingers and moderates.