Permanently Erased Florida's Democratic Party Chair Calls on Her to Resign Oral Majority Demands the Secretary of State be Jailed |
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"If there's any one place in state government that needs to be free and clear of any hint of partisan politics, it's the Division of Elections in the Secretary of State's office," the Florida Democratic chair said. "Secretary Harris illegally used her office to benefit the Bush campaign and to call the race for George W. Bush long before she knew results of the Palm Beach County recount." "Katherine Harris has violated the public trust with the Florida voters and proven she is not capable of being an impartial Secretary of State. It's time for her to end the charade and the nightmare of her tenure and simply resign."
"And Florida's Democratic leadership should take a leaf from Oregon's Democratic Party, which has properly called for the impeachment of the 'Gang of Five' on the U.S. Supreme Court because the GOP justices illegally appointed Bush president." Problems and inconsistencies surround Katherine Harris's behavior:
Florida Democratic Party Not Doing Enough
Poe, however, continues to refuse to acknowledge that the veteran activist is a legitimate gubernatorial candidate, although Kunst has been registered as legitimate by Katherine Harris' office itself. Kunst has been the only Florida candidate to talk about the blatant theft of electoral votes by Bush operatives, including Harris. "Poe and the UnDemocratic Party," he says, " have done everything possible to ignore and remain silent about this stolen election." Both Kunst and members of his Oral Majority nationwide have conducted 153 protests since November 7, appearing in 30 cities and garnering mentions in over 650 media outlets. Oral Majority has flown its "Bush Stole the Election" banner planes over the Super Bowl, The Kentucky Derby, the Oscars, the Daytona 500, and the South Florida Air and Sea Show. A news reports issued on Wednesday detailed Katherine Harris' apparent misdeeds, Bob Kunst simultaneously confronted former Attorney General Janet Reno at a political meeting in Daytona Beach. Reno has recently hinted that she too may enter Florida's gubernatorial race Current polls project her loss, however, to incumbent Governor Jeb Bush. "Reno once had the power to investigate this stolen election and she failed us," Kunst argues publicly, " She shamelessly avoids even talking about the stealing of the election. She's a very boring speaker. She can't win. She inspires nobody. I saw total boredom on the faces of those who'd listened to her today. The Election 2000 theft is the only gut issue that really appeals to the Florida electorate. Janet's so terribly cautious with her words that she fails to be even remotely interesting." Florida's Attorney General Bob Butterworth, Gore's campaign chair in the state, has thus far received 2,600 voter fraud complaints. Disenfranchised Election 2000 voters say he continues to ignore them. |