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[Stephanie]

At least they sent a photographer.

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Mon Dec 13, 2:50 PM ET
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson (news - web sites) speaks during a hearing by congressional Democrats opposing Ohio's presidential vote at City Hall in Columbus, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 13, 2004. Challengers of the state's presidential election results asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review the outcome. They question whether Bush won the key swing state by 119,000 votes, guaranteeing his victory over Democrat John Kerry (news - web sites). (AP Photo/Will Shilling)

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Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell signs the certifications of the votes of Ohio's delegation to the Electoral College (news - web sites) during the voting ceremony at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 13, 2004. The delegation chose President Bush (news - web sites) as the election winner amid a challenge of the November results filed hours earlier and a recount to start this week. The 20 GOP electors voted unanimously for Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites), following the same process Ohio electors have used for 200 years. (AP Photo/Will Shilling)

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[SueZhope]

1. Thanks

I voted 5
Opps I did not mean to vote for that Blackwell
I was just voting because yahoo posting something......

[Guarionex]

2. Not that Jesse Jackson is the cleanest nose....

but the two pictures contrast a REAL Black man from a house negro...

I'm quite disgusted with Mr. Blackwell...there comes a point when you cross the line between being a black conservative and being a partisan with the people who stole the votes of your black people...he crossed it a long time ago...

Which of these two individuals do you think has the majority support of the black community? Jackson or Blackwell..

THAT should tell you which is the slave negro and which is the house negro...as our dear Malcolm X told us in the 1960s.

[crispini]

3. Heh, your post reminds me of a post way back before

the election. Somebody was saying that, At least we've finally gotten to the point where a black man is disenfranchising the white man. And another poster pointed out that it was more like the black man disenfranchising his fellow black man.

And that was way back in the 80 pound paper days. I knew this chump was trouble even then.

[genieroze]

5. How about a neocon is conning the American public.

Color doesn't matter, integrity does and Blackheart doesn't have any.

[chalky]

8. If nothing else, you have to give the repugs this...

they've proved once and for all that jackasses come in every race, creed and color.

[Chandler Stork]

4. So does the legal challenge

delay the certification of the electors in any way? When does the electoral college actually convene?

[GetTheRightVote]

6. Thank God for Jesse and Arenbeck

[Stephanie]

7. Finally I see real leadership on this issue

It's been a long time coming -

[dzika]

9. Very cool!

Click on the links to vote for these pictures on Yahoo. Use Yahoo to email the pics as well.

[EC]

10. This is how they show

their complete loyalty to *...Like in the movie Body Heat when Richard Krenna said he's willing to do whatever it takes...So I wonder what cushy future awaits Blackwell, now that he has proven his loyalty and * has something to blackmail him with? You can bet, every Repuke that makes it has something being held over their head as the sword of retribution if they betray *.