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IN THE STREET
This Week's Question: |
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"Had the situation
been reversed and George Bush were behind
in Florida, would you have allowed the
recount to continue?" |
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Tony, Washington, D.C.: You
bet I would. And politics would have
nothing to do with it. What's this
for? |
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Sandra, Washington, D.C.: If
Mr. Bush's lawyers were able to
convince me to stop the recount, I’m
sure they could convince me to let it
continue. |
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Tony, Washington, D.C.: To
balance the previous decision, yes I
would. |
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Bill, Washington, D.C.:
Absolutely. I hate to see the Court get
involved in state matters. |
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Clarence, Washington, D.C.: I
would, if it meant my wife's job. |
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