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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2000
Page
7
In a polarized tirade, the author accuses Al Gore and allies of vote manipulation in Florida. He claims telemarketing, a Chicago political operative visit, media slant, and a scheme to disenfranchise military voters. Cedar Rapids and Amana readers are urged to question Gov. Vilsack’s Florida involvement.
A letter by Dean Owens in Palo argues Democrats seek to preserve vote counting while Republicans push to overturn ballots. He accuses the GOP of exploiting intimidation and false claims, contrasts it with defending the right to have votes counted, and references Florida voting issues and 1930s Germany as warnings.
Jim Larson of West Branch imagines Al Gore or George W. Bush calling the other to privately settle their stalemate without lawyers or cameras. He suggests a joint news conference to announce an end to the dispute with gracious words and a call to rest and resume duties.
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