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Subject: Re: legitimacy of core (Re: dillon@'s commit bit: I object)
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At 05:25 PM 2/5/2003, Mikhail Teterin wrote:

>Even you don't appear to realize, that the president of the USA is NEVER
>chosen by popular vote -- by design. 

Nor should the president be chosen by the Supreme Court.

>You also forgot to add the "IANAL"
>to your comment on the legality of the Florida's ballots during the last
>presidential elections.

No "IANAL" needed. The ballots were in violation of the plain
text of the law.

Oh, and as for cc'ing -core; I didn't do so, at least not intentionally.
Was a message to which I replied cross-posted?

--Brett


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