6th issue, e-mailed 12/17/00:
Jim Richardson's "Vote2000"

How Humor WINS Elections
Subject: Bush to see FL examine ballots--has fat lady really sung . . .
Message: . . . to end "Election Opera 2000"?
Or is the real Comic backlash just beginning to escalate?
These are 12/11-17/00 week's highlights; here's a laugh for everyone--
Tell some of these jokes when you debate the election at your holiday celebrations!
For daily version: "Vote2000" archives
Update--Newspapers Near Court OK for: Florida Ballot Review
GOP--What that three-fingered "W" stands for now | Dimples are wild | Thankful for technology | Fingers nailed | Why she never sang | Packing it in | Fans spell it out | That lady!
Democrats-- Supremes butt of satire | Issue of Satan
African Americians cheated out of their voting franchise | Bush Lost 9 to 1 Among Blacks | Trust people | Just us | Equal protection | Replay
Nader folks--Hot PI monologue and heated panel just hours after Gore's concession speech | The Supreme Court Decision in "Bush v. Gore": A Layman's Guide | Hail to the Thief!
Non-partisan--online campaign to persuade at least three electors to vote for Gore on Monday, December 18, 2000 by contacting all GOP electors-- published phone numbers and e-mail addresses with instructions, forms to mass e-mailing | Blameless in Florida | If you saw what I saw
Analysis: Gore's past, future

Yes, this is now the 6th issue of the "Vote2000" newsletter.
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