Washington Dispatch
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Sen. Boxer described voters waiting in line until 4 a.m. in order to cast their vote while hundreds if not thousands of provisional ballots were rejected for a variety of illegitimate reasons.
The objection prompted separate debates within the Senate and the House. While the Senate remained cordial and respectful of the voting issues that were raised by the objection, House republicans took a different tone. Within minutes republicans accused democrats for being sore losers and dreaming up conspiracy theories due to a lack of an agenda. Congressman J.D. Hayworth flatly called it "sour grapes" at the end of a Limbaughesque diatribe. Florida Congressman Ric Keller hilariously blamed the objection on Michael Moore and Hollywood, referring to the "Michael Moore wing" of the Democratic Party.
While democrats remained calm in entering their objections and stories of voting irregularities for the annals of history, republicans set aside class and decorum to attack the minority party for occupying two-hours of their day.
Within the White House, President Bush and his wife made a public appearance to introduce their new puppy, Ms. Beazley. He had no comments on the objection to the Ohio vote, the ongoing violence in Iraq, the disaster in Southeast Asia, or the U.S. falling from a top ten list of nations within an annual report on economic freedom. However, the nation should be happy to know that the Bush's new puppy has been introduced to their other dog, Barney.
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