Skippy:

My independently formed opinion agrees with yours.

The people yelling the loudest are the antiwar protestors. They refuse to accept Bush as the duly elected president even though their candidate ceded the election publicly and announced that he was recognizing GW Bush as the president.

That was after he lost the election and tried to win it back through the use of telemarketers. We all have faith and trust in organizations that need to use telemarketers don't we?

The ruckus began over a ballot that was designed by a Democrat, approved by a Democrat and administered by Democrats in a Democratic district. The same problems were occurring year after year until a Democrat lost. Then the alternate second set of standards for Democrats came into play.

The way I read the Supreme Court decision is that 7 justices ruled that the recount of only certain portions of the ballots was unconstitutional.

So the last leg that the sore losers have to stand on is that some of the judges were appointed by a previous administration which biased their opinion. They have to be approved by congress as per the Constitution and the voters elect the members of Congress. Now the only possible argument is that the Constitution is unconstitutional.

Old Guy