Bush wants us to ignore the exit polls because they differed from the final tallies. This is precisely why we should look again at the exit polls.

If the variance between the exit polls and the final results is greater in areas using electronic voting machines when compared to areas using some form of paper record then there is a presumption of fraud.

Start your research with Ohio. Only one third of Ohio uses electronic voting. Then proceed to Florida. Although Florida is chadless, different types of electronic voting machines are used in different areas. Sample other areas of the country, see what you find.

Bush claims that the size of his win gives him a mandate. This is false. The election proves America is almost evenly divided.

Bush claims he won more popular votes than any other American presidential candidate. He conveniently omits one key fact: KERRY ALSO WON MORE POPULAR VOTES THAN ANY OTHER AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. In fact, with the totals so far, Kerry has won nearly 1 million votes more than all other presidential candidates, including Reagan in 1984.

Bush received no electoral college mandate either. The truth is ONLY 3 TIMES SINCE THE CIVIL WAR HAS A PRESIDENT WON WITH SO FEW ELECTORAL VOTES: Hayes won by 1 in 1876; Wilson won by 23 in 1916 and Bush won by 5 in 2000. Don't let Bush use his phony mandate claims to push his radical agenda. Stop the spin now!