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 Friday August 09, 2002 23:27 by Always look on the bright side of life!!!
 "On Nov. 22, 2000, the so-called 'Brooks Brothers Riot' of Republican activists helped stop a vote recount in Miami -- and showed how far George W. Bush's supporters were ready to go to put their man in the White House," writes Robert Parry, who cites newly-released documents which "show that at least a half dozen of the publicly identified rioters were paid by Bush's recount committee. The payments to the Republican activists are documented in hundreds of pages of Bush committee records -- released grudgingly to the Internal Revenue Service last month, 19 months after the 36-day recount battle ended. ... The records show that the Bush committee spent a total of $13.8 million to frustrate the recount of Florida's votes and secure the state's crucial electoral votes for Bush. By contrast, the Gore recount operation spent $3.2 million, about one quarter of the Bush total. Bush spent more just on lawyers -- $4.4 million -- than Gore did on his entire effort." Source: Consortium News, August 5, 2002 |
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Jump To Comment: 1http://www.bushwatch.com
this website provides almost everything you need to know about Bush Family dynasty outlay on the 2000 election.
there are many counts of both state and federal breaches of law.
I don´t generally remember them.
but check out
http//:konformist.com
somewhere in there a good U.S. citizen listed all the crimes.
not that I care.