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"More chills than I
Know What You Did In Texas" [the DNC]
"Superb
acting job by supporting cast James Baker, Karen Hughes, and Dade protesters,
but George 'dubya' stole the show. Despite losing the national vote and
trailing in electoral votes, the controversial ending has him become President
via a few hundred votes in a state where his brother is Governor, his party
campaign co-chair certifies the winner, and a recount is blocked by a judge his
father appointed, whose son is a partner in the legal firm representing him. GOP
ticket buyer's got their money's worth but American taxpayer's should get a full
refund!" [ProgressivesOnline]
"Harris's
Indecent Proposal to certify the votes shows a Fatal Attraction to partisanship
that may convince Jeb Bush to advance her career the Same Time Next Year."
[Maureen Dowd, New York Times]
"It’s
got all the ingredients—a mysterious electoral college, weird tabulating
procedures, missing ballots, lawsuits—as well as photogenic lead
characters". [Variety]
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More
GOP Classics

(subtitled)



Brain dead mutants
attack a canvassing
board in a small
southern town.
New DNC Releases

from the
creator
of Billy Jack

Rebel, Jesse Jack,
"keeps hope alive"
for disenfranchised
voters in a small
southern town.
The Grinch Who
Spoiled The Election,
starring Ralph Nader

A Green party
candidate spooks
voters in GoreVille.
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