] Nevada election officials have launched an investigation
] into allegations that a Republican-led voter registration
] drive improperly disposed of forms it collected from
] potential Democratic voters.

As far as I'm concerned, this is right there with Watergate. The next step up is shooting people who try to vote.

CNN.com - Nevada investigates voter registration - Oct 14, 2004

] "Here I am in the state of New Mexico. George Bush is
] still in the state of denial," Kerry told the supportive
] crowd Sunday. "New Mexico has five electoral votes. The
] state of denial has none. I like my chances."

Well it's a nice turn of a phrase, but doesn't mean he gets the votes...

Yahoo! News - Kerry Says Gas Prices Help Bush's Friends

Nothing really to this one, I just thought it was funny.

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"Mom, when I turn 15, I'm going to Menendez you for doing this to me!"

Yahoo! News - AFP Top Photos

] Eisenhower, a former U.S. ambassador to Belgium and
] author, was a registered Republican for 50 years -
] until the Bush administration's decision to invade Iraq
] "as a maverick," he wrote.
]
]
] "Recent developments indicate that the current Republican
] Party leadership has confused confident leadership with
] hubris and arrogance," he wrote.

Go Eisenhower!

Yahoo! News - Son of GOP President Supports Kerry

] In a decision that could affect Americans abroad who are
] not yet registered to vote in the Nov. 2 presidential
] election, the Pentagon has begun restricting
] international access to the official Web site intended to
] help overseas absentee voters cast ballots.

Overseas and want to vote? Too bad.

IHT: Pentagon blocks site for voters outside U.S.

] "It's a campaign of anger and insult," Kennedy said. "And
] the most egregious examples are the examples of Vice
] President Cheney. When he even goes on to suggest that
] the al-Qaida wants John Kerry to win, that is the most
] outrageous charge. It's the most anti-American -
] it's McCarthyism of the first order."

Yes, he's a bleeding heart liberal. He's also right on the mark with this comment.

Yahoo! News - Kennedy: Bush Makes U.S. More Vulnerable

] The disturbing fact is that a repetition of the problems
] of 2000 now seems likely, even as many other nations are
] conducting elections that are internationally certified
] to be transparent, honest and fair.

Welcome to the Bush America. You'd think with the problems of 4 years ago that Florida would have used the intervening time to get their act together. I'm not going to blame them for not doing it right now, they've had 4 major hurricanes hammer them, but in the intevening period what they've done is abhorrent. They've kept things as they were so they can ensure that they steal an election this time that was a coin toss last time.

Still Seeking a Fair Florida Vote (washingtonpost.com)

] Mounted patrol officer Rita Harden testified that Scott
] had resisted and had run across the street. A videotape
] of the confrontation showed that Harden used her horse to
] bump Scott into the street, but it never showed him
] running away.
]
]
] Police testified that they asked both Bush supporters and
] Scott to move, but the video and still photographs
] contradicted that claim, defense attorney Mary Parker
] said.

Why do I find this horribly disturbing and yet not surprising all at the same time?

Yahoo! News - Judge Dismisses Charges Vs. Bush Protester

] The only countries where Bush was preferred in the poll
] of 34,330 people that was conducted mainly in July and
] August were the Philippines, Nigeria and Poland. India
] and Thailand were divided.

I think the word "pariah" comes to mind.

Yahoo! News - World Wants Bush Out of the White House: Poll