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"Jonathan Ball" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Tempest wrote: > > > usual suspect wrote: > > > >>Rat & Swan wrote: > >> > >>>But, in fact, that is very much what he is, although he doesn't see it > >>>himself (as you say, "fascist" has become a dirty word). He took > >>>power by legal means, but without winning an election. > >> > >>He won the election. > > > > > > Since when is being appointed by the Supreme Court winning an election? > > He wasn't appointed by the Supreme Court. The Supreme > Court does not have power under the Constitution to > appoint the president, and they didn't attempt to do > so; nor did they do anything that could be construed as > appointing the president. > > Under the U.S. Constitution, the president is elected > by the electors from the several states who comprise > the Electoral College. You can read the results of the > sitting of the Electoral College for the 2000 election > here: > http://www.archives.gov/federal_register/electoral_college/votes_2000.html > > As you can plainly see, the Bush/Cheney ticket > prevailed in the Electoral College, 271 to 266. > > President Bush was duly elected. > > What on earth gave you the idea he was appointed by the > Supreme Court? ====================== Because that's what he's been told, over and over. Repeated often enough, the mentally challenged begin to believe these things. Just like veganism 'saves' animals. >
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