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Campaign 2000 (Finally) Ends--December
13, 2000
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From Network
Television
"I say to President-elect
Bush that what remains of partisan rancor must now be put aside, and may
God bless his stewardship of this country." >
Vice President Al Gore |
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"After a difficult
election, we must put politics behind us and work together to make the
promise of America available for every one of
our citizens."
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President-Elect
George W. Bush |
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Dec. 13, 2000--The morning after
the Supreme Court decision, a few resilient protesters showed up.
The Slentz family from Aberdeen, Maryland, brought their son Miles, age
4. An unidentified woman, above, also had strong views.
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At The Supreme Court--December
11, 2000
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| Bush campaign chairman Don
Evans. |
Bush campaign top strategist
Karl Rove. |
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| Rev. Jesse Jackson has been
in the thick of post-election protests. |
Bill Hennessy (bearded,
at right) did sketches of the scene inside the court. |
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On
Nov. 26, 2000 Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Secretary of State Katherine Harris
signed the certificate of ascertainment:
"AND, THEREFORE, the twenty-five
Republican Nominees for the office of Presidential Elector, having received
the most votes, are hereby elected Presidential Electors for the State
of Florida under authority of the laws of the State of Florida." |
Nov. 25, 2000--Demonstrators
outside the Vice President's residence at the Naval Observatory in Washington,
DC. On this day the pro-Bush forces greatly outnumbered those backing
Gore.
Nov. 2000--Recounting in Broward
County (Fort Lauderdale) took place in the Emergency Operations Center
in Plantation. Democratic volunteer floor manager Mark Glaze, a New
York City attorney, stopped for a picture.
Palm Beach County's butterfly
ballot. |
