Reply #58: when would you have liked him to concede, then? [View All]

A day later, or a week? They knew they didn't have the evidence. If the evidence had turned up in the following weeks he would have un-conceded so fast it would have made your head spin.

As for not being there when Sen. Boxer voted--they all asked him not to be--because it was supposed to be about the honesty of the election, not about John Kerry personally. I repeat: they asked him not to be there.

I felt angry and let down too--for about an hour--until I remembered that he certainly knew more about the situation than I did, and that I could still trust him to do as much as humanly possible to win the election. Then the next day or so I read Greg Palast's article on tompaine about how Kerry won, and it all began to make sense.

I continue to believe he ran a pretty good campaign. And I believe the majority of the voters got ripped off by dishonest and traitorous Republicans.