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...just to get the word out there, to the 60 million voters who repudiated Bush and elected Kerry--to hearten them, to inform them, and to mobilize them. I think that's of top importance.

And I know that to do so we have to swallow a lot of crap, and that factual analysis and hard data mean absolutely nothing to mainstream 'journalists' and especially to their silky-voiced, kulllllllltured brethrenhood and sisterhood at our National 'Public' Roll-over and Get Tickled by our Rich Sponors station.

But I still think it's important to be fully aware of what they do to grass roots movements and real issues, how they do it, and who they're working for (not us).

So, really, if you want to send a semi-civilized communication to NPR thanking them (gulp...) for the coverage and urging more, don't let my rage stop you! It's good work. The disenfranchised will sift through the noise and get the message. Believe me, Kerry voters already know, deep down, that Bush could not have won in an honest election.

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