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Reply #1: Concensus: Kerry won big. All_The_States   Member since Sep 18th 2005 894 posts Sat Nov-05-05 08:26 AM In response to Original Post Thomas Noe & Karl Rove stole the election across gender. Alert Printer-friendly copy | Permalink | | Reply

1 replies to this thread: More evidence: Census matched 12:22am National Exit Poll (4 demographics) [View all] , TruthIsAll, Fri Nov-04-05 11:35 PM #1: Concensus: Kerry won big., All_The_States, Nov 05th 2005

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