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Mere hours after the election began, I found myself sitting in my Warren Court section listening to classmates gloat over early exit polls that incorrectly showed Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., opening a sizeable early lead in key swing states. The conversation, dominated by a sect I have reason to believe are politically active Democrats, slowly shifted towards who had voted, at which point our TF, very matter of factly inquired as to whether anyone in the class had actually voted for President George W. Bush, which of course...
...bulk of the crowd, resigned to the senator’s defeat, stood stunned in silence for over an hour as they awaited the arrival of Kerry and his running mate, Sen. John Edwards...
Still, with Edwards’ Senate seat now in the hands of Richard Burr, a Republican, and the Democratic leader, Sen. Tom Daschle, out of a job, liberals had little to cheer for yesterday...
...said that the move to put gay marriage bans on the ballot in 11 states helped bring out conservative voters, who voted for Bush. While Bush has held a very strong position against gay marriage, Goldsmith said, Sen. John F. Kerry chose not to turn it into a major campaign issue. Maxine Isaacs, a KSG lecturer, said there was a major asymmetry in voter values during this election...
Early yesterday morning, Sen. John Edwards, D.-N.C., vowed to “fight for every vote.” But by yesterday afternoon Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., conceded the presidential election...