Tim, I most certainly am not recanting, and you know it.
   (Well, perhaps you don't, but I would think better of you
   despite your negativity.)

   If you read the part I did think carefully about, you
   would know exactly what I was referring to.

   But feel free to spit out 90% venom, and 10% substance.

   It's clearly your style.

   Ern

   -----Original Message-----
   From: Tim May [[1]mailto:tcmay@got.net]
   Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 2:05 PM
   To: Multiple recipients of list
   Subject: RE: A very brief politcal rant

   At 4:30 PM -0500 11/9/00, Ernest Hua wrote:
   >  > From: Jim Burnes [jburnes@savvis.net]
   >
   >  > Bait and switch is probably not the right term.  Let
   >>  me think of a better term.  How about fraud.
   >>  Promising voters special favors if he is elected.
   >>  But thats the Hatch Act violation and I digress.
   >
   >Hmm ... I'm thinking on an empty stomach (no lunch
   >yet), so I am not quite sure, but my gut feeling (no
   >pun intended) is that you have a point ...

   You seem to do this a lot: shoot from the hip with some flaky and
   ill-presented ideas and then concede that others have raised points
   you haven't thought about.

   While none of us expects others to share all or even most of our
   views, a certain minimum of knowledge in how government works is
   expected.

   Please go find some high school-level textbooks on our federal
   republic system, on the electoral college, and on basic issues about
   why changing voting hours at the last minute, changing the voting
   rules, and allowing "do overs" are just not permissable.

   Get some education.

   --Tim May

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