NATO AIR
Senior Member
i can respect this guy for this, i know that the great majority of veterans (outside this board) that i know are furious with Bush and his campaign for slandering Kerry's service without any real proof.
(i'm voting for Bush, but i don't like that Swift Boat Liars For Truth at all, nor do I like the Texans For Truth)
Robb's vote may not go to Bush
GOP mayor may use Electoral College
to lodge protest against president
Chris Stirewalt
Daily Mail Political Editor
Wednesday September 08, 2004
South Charleston Mayor Richie Robb said today he may vote against George W. Bush in the Electoral College, even if the president carries West Virginia's popular vote.
Robb, long known as a maverick Republican, said he is considering using his position as one of the state's five Republican electors to protest what he believes are misguided policies of the current administration.
"It's not likely that I would vote for Kerry," Robb said. "But I'm looking at what my options are when it comes time to cast my vote."
State election law dictates that the party of the candidate who wins the popular vote for president gets to send its five electors when the Electoral College convenes in mid-December.
At their state convention in June, the members of the West Virginia Republican Party chose the top five runners-up from their gubernatorial primary to serve as electors. Robb, who finished fourth in the May primary, will be among them.
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http://www.dailymail.com/news/News/2004090817/
(i'm voting for Bush, but i don't like that Swift Boat Liars For Truth at all, nor do I like the Texans For Truth)
Robb's vote may not go to Bush
GOP mayor may use Electoral College
to lodge protest against president
Chris Stirewalt
Daily Mail Political Editor
Wednesday September 08, 2004
South Charleston Mayor Richie Robb said today he may vote against George W. Bush in the Electoral College, even if the president carries West Virginia's popular vote.
Robb, long known as a maverick Republican, said he is considering using his position as one of the state's five Republican electors to protest what he believes are misguided policies of the current administration.
"It's not likely that I would vote for Kerry," Robb said. "But I'm looking at what my options are when it comes time to cast my vote."
State election law dictates that the party of the candidate who wins the popular vote for president gets to send its five electors when the Electoral College convenes in mid-December.
At their state convention in June, the members of the West Virginia Republican Party chose the top five runners-up from their gubernatorial primary to serve as electors. Robb, who finished fourth in the May primary, will be among them.
read the rest @
http://www.dailymail.com/news/News/2004090817/