Letters to the Gazette on absentee ballots and law
In letters from Robert Coker and Alan L Light readers defend Florida rules disqualifying military absentee ballots without postmarks or signatures arguing laws must be followed and unfair votes discarded while mocking calls to ignore election rules and comparing to unsigned checks.
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Bush posturing masks Election 2000 controversy and fury
A reader argues Gore won the popular vote and was three electoral votes from victory, while Bush’s Florida recount saga and claims of leadership are criticized as political theater. The letter accuses Bush of turning facts into rumors and of trying to steal the election.
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Voter fraud critique rallies against two party system
A letter denounces the two party setup as republicrats and alleges long running voting fraud. The writer touts independence, cites the Declaration of Independence, and mentions Ralph as their own vote while urging others to wake up for future elections.
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Readers debate phrasing from Aristotle to TV gossip
A reader challenges Aristotle’s habit versus singular act quote and notes language choices from a news magazine. The piece also cites a TV host remark about Kathie Lee Gifford and highlights common grammar errors in Q and A interviews.
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