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Input: Beatriz Marinello was elected USCF President on August 11, 2003 in Los Angeles

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Input: But unilaterally, or worse leading a coalition featuring tyrannies, effect such change remains a bad idea, Iraq's elections notwithstanding

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Input: Everyone, everywhere should have the basic right to elect their government

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Input: Everyone has heard the story: Beatriz Marinello was elected USCF President on August 11, 2003 in Los Angeles

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Los Angeles


Input: The purpose of having a "time limit" would be as a mechanism to ensure compliance with the above principles; that is, you would have a time limit because it would reduce the likelihood that someone would be tempted to violate the above prohibition; it would give the voters time to elect a new EB that would consider the issues objectively

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Input: Whether it was Lincoln vs. Douglas or Lincoln vs. Fusion Candidate, wouldn't a candidate having won the Electoral College vote with only 40% of the popular vote have provoked protests anyhow

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Input: In Washington State, the election has to be not only free and fair, but also "perfect

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Input: Everyone, everywhere should have the basic right to elect their government

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Input: Think about this objectively (forget the US is involved), if a foreign country invaded another and set up elections, wouldn't a reasonable person question the validity of the election results

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Input: Say it's 1942, and the German occupiers in Holland have set up elections with Dutch candidates

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Input: The next election will be the one with more legitimacy

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Input: Even if you, John H, believe the US held impartial elections in Iraq, don't you think the rest of the world will find the results invalid, or least suspect

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Input: Everyone has heard the story: Beatriz Marinello was elected USCF President on August 11, 2003 in Los Angeles

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August 11, 2003

Los Angeles


Input: The purpose of having a "time limit" would be as a mechanism to ensure compliance with the above principles; that is, you would have a time limit because it would reduce the likelihood that someone would be tempted to violate the above prohibition; it would give the voters time to elect a new EB that would consider the issues objectively

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Input: syria has occupied lebanon, they are in violation of security council resolution 1559 stating that there should be no foreign forces in lebanon and that lebabon should be allowed to have free elections

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Input: What is strange is everyone knows who won, Sistani won

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Input: The other option, and what the US seems to be trying, is to somehow fudge the election so Sistani does not win, that raise doubts about the outcome, claiming fraud, do anything so that the election causes to results

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Input: What if Chichester had been elected Lt. Gov, instead of Wilder, all those years ago

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Input: And this final story: retired Senator Strom Thurmond has never made a secret about his fondness for young, pretty women

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Input: We're talking about possibilities of full scale war with former Congressman Tom Andrews, Democrat of Maine

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Maine


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Former Illinois Senator Carol Moseley-Braun

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Input: If they don't have the pencil that's keeping score, they ought to keep their mouth shut because as a former federal prosecutor, every drug dealer I busted was the most important drug dealer in the world

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Input: And this final story: retired Senator Strom Thurmond has never made a secret about his fondness for young, pretty women

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retired Senator Strom Thurmond

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the former secretaries of defense

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Input: In all, two million Americans have lost their jobs under President Bush so far, not to mention three of them being the top three leaders of his economic team

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Input: One last thing, Ken Pollack I want to ask about this British officials saying that they have information that Saddam Hussein has fired his air defense chief

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Input: Former Democratic Senator Bob Torricelli recently used cash remaining in his own campaign fund to back one of the Democratic presidential hopefuls

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Former Democratic Senator Bob Torricelli

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Input: Former Senator Gary Hart is still weighing another run for the White House, and if he joins the race, he expects a lot of help

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Former Senator Gary Hart

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Input: And this final story: retired Senator Strom Thurmond has never made a secret about his fondness for young, pretty women

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retired Senator Strom Thurmond

Senator


Input: I know that back in the 1990s, in the Clinton administration, Secretary Perry called in the former secretaries of defense, and we had a discussion, and they clearly had teed up a military option that they were considering, and they then at a certain moment were able to do some things that persuaded them that that was not appropriate

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the former secretaries of defense

the former secretaries of defense


Input: In all, two million Americans have lost their jobs under President Bush so far, not to mention three of them being the top three leaders of his economic team

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Input: We're talking about possibilities of full scale war with former Congressman Tom Andrews, Democrat of Maine

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former

former Congressman Tom Andrews

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Maine


Input: He's now national director of Win Without War, and former Congressman Bob Dornan, Republican of California

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former Congressman Bob Dornan

Congressman

California


Input: Our president has repeatedly, for example, relied on a man whom you're aware, Hussein Kamel, Saddam Hussein's son-in-law, leader of the Iraq arms program who defected for a time

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leader of the Iraq arms program who defected for a time

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