Blogging the vote count / election fraud story @ Radio Free Blogistan

November 13, 2004

Christian Crumlish

in Freeing the facts, California Insider Dan Weintraub writes:

This NY Times piece on the role of blogs in fanning, and then debunking, stories of fraud in the presidential vote carries at least a mildly handwringing tone, as if somehow this turn of events was unfortunate. I disagree.

Posted by xian at November 13, 2004 9:25 AM

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