Rep. Roy Blunt: "We don't help the process by casting doubt"

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

"Let's just certify that Bush won and deal with this other matter on another day" (not a quote, but the essence of what he just said on CSPAN).



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[Not_Giving_Up]

1. We don't? Really?

I suppose we should all just go quietly and let them do whatever they want. Not today!!!

[mcscajun]

2. Guy just doesn't get it....the Doubt Was Already There.

And we Have to Deal with It.

Their fault. Our business.

[gumby]

3. There's no "doubt"

as long as the rigged voting process and the rigged voting machines keep "electing" right-wing repukes.

[BurtWorm]

4. You can't blame a Republican for saying that.

He IS a Republican, isn't he?

[Kurovski]

5. Speaking objectively,

his political philosophy sounds more like that of a fascist.

[two gun sid]

6. Not only do we cast doubt on the process

we cast doubt on chimps legitimacy, you dumb fuck.

[Skittles]

7. they don't help the process by STEALING ELECTIONS

ASSHOLE

[NYC Liberal]

8. What a dumbass comment.

If we don't cast doubt on the legitimacy of the vote, then no investigation will take place. And if no investigation takes place, no problems will be uncovered. And if no problems are uncovered, the process is not helped.

[tsuki]

9. HELLO...anyone there? FYI. We don't want to "help the process"

disenfranchise the voters. We want one citizen, one vote. We want a paper trail. We want to change the system to be fair and equitable for all Americans regardless of race, creed, color or religion.