Who needs, computers, let’s just dip our middle finger in some purple ink, and cast a “purple finger ballot"--we can periodically change the colors or, try multi-color fingers--so let’s “give the finger” to our favorite candidate--is there a better way to demonstrate how many Americans feel about Election Day

The real crime is that there isn’t a time machine available so that we can undo the 2000 and 2004 elections. I wonder how much that study cost the American taxpayer. But then we can always just tack it onto the national debt like everything else. I can’t pass up the oxymoron of “oversight” and “Congress” in the same sentence. Priceless.

Who needs, computers, let’s just dip our middle finger in some purple ink, and cast a “purple finger ballot"--we can periodically change the colors or, try multi-color fingers--so let’s “give the finger” to our favorite candidate--is there a better way to demonstrate how many Americans feel about Election Day.

We needed a study to tell us this? God forbid Congress has a fire. They’ll need a study to tell them to put it out. Clueless.

This country is very short sighted, wen our country was new, the election and the date the president took office was needed so the new/old president could get to Washington in time to take the oath of office, so why the need to know the results in one night?  So go back to the old way of voting or use scanners, maybe it will take longer to know who will be president and vice president but I would want my vote to count.  It takes no stretch of the iminigation to see that Kathleen Harris’s run for congress, and that the district in question has a lot of Democrat voters, I mean the facts are right there for anyone to see.  Even if it means Palosi would get the wrath of the Republicians I think that if people spend their time and money to run for congress should not let a sham vote count keep them from office.  The Republicians should be asamed of flying the flag, and talking about Democracy and try to discourage people from voting, and the people who want to vote are not the rich, so they are afraid of losing office, I mean the hyprocrats that use religion to get into office and then show the people they are the very devil themselves.

Margaret from Vancouver, Washington