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Eloriel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-28-04 06:36 PM
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3. I'll say it one more time
Edited on Thu Oct-28-04 06:49 PM by Eloriel
I want with all my heart to see the blind, deaf, utterly fucking CLUELESS and probably corrupt Cathy Cox in prison orange or stripes before I die.

... On the Democratic side of the U.S. Senate race, 625,115 votes were cast. That means nearly 106,000 Democrats — 14 percent of the total — took a look at the eight-candidate field. And passed.

THAT just doesn't happen -- not to the tune of 14%. Maybe .01% -- MAYBE. What does it take to get her attention? When SHE loses her bid for the Governor's office after being umpty-ump points ahead less than a week before the election (as Gov. Roy Barnes and Sen. Max Cleland were), will she pay attention THEN?

Grrrrr.

Edited to add: and the AJC still doesn't get it. That little snippet buys into the uterly ridiculous notion that Dems simply ignored the Senate race. UNBELIEVABLE.

If anyone is interested in telling the AJC a little bit about BBV, please be my guest:

http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/opinion/letters/sendletter.html

(You fill it out online -- have to register before even viewing the article, unfortunately)
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