george w. bush is the president of the united states

Whee. No response. Oh well, I owe it to myself to continue if nothing else. So I've had my fun and I'll now fully elaborate on my argument. So anyhow. Bush is not the president of the United States because he was elected under false premises. He wasn't actually elected at all, and only won through corrupt government in Florida, a biased Supreme Court and FOX news. And if he wasn't legally elected the first time, the fact that he was reelected is somewhat of a moot point. He already broke the law and should be removed from office. So, let's elaborate on my three reasons, shall we? More than 80% of African-Americans in the US are democrats. In predominantly black communities in Florida, polls were often closed early or were too small to accommodate voters. The counting machines used in those polls were very old, and tossed thousands of votes away uncounted. These counting machines were used almost exclusively in black communities. Blanket letters were sent to people living in Florida telling them that they lost the ability to vote for committing any crimes in the past. This holds true for ex-felons, but it lead some citizens to believe that they couldn't vote because of something as simple as a traffic violation. Florida state troopers actually put a road block in front of one polling station. Obviously, since thousands of votes were literally thrown away and Bush only won by 537 votes, Al Gore could easily have won if those votes were actually counted. Especially when you consider that 80% of those missing votes were probably for Al Gore. Of course, there was the whole matter of the ballots as well, which proved confusing to many voters. Many believed they were voting for Al Gore when they were really punching the card for an obscure independent-party candidate. But if we give the everyone the benefit of a doubt in this case, and assume that the ballots weren't intentionally confusing (though they almost certainly were), there's still the problem with not counting the votes the old counting machines lost. The recounts in Florida were stopped by the Supreme Court with a 5-4 victory. One of the judges was appointed by George H. Bush. The judge's son was a part of the legal firm representing George W. Bush. There's going to be a good amount of bias there, obviously. That judge had a vested interest in George Bush winning the election. If that judge had been someone else, the recounts may have continued. And if they counted the votes discarded by counting machines, Al Gore would have won. And this may be my favorite example, because it can show you how much effect a news channel can have on people's perceptions. FOX news was the first to report that Bush had won the election, even at a point where it would have been impossible to know. They went to court and apologized for this afterward, but naturally the damage was already done. To keep up with FOX, other news channels also began to report that Bush had won the election. To keep up with those channels, other channels also began to report that Bush won. FOX actually started a chain reaction that tipped general opinion in favor of Bush and as a result, changed the outcome of the proceedings afterwards. And for good measure, the governor of Florida was Bush's brother, and the person in charge of certifying the winner of the Florida vote was also his party's campaign co-chair. If there's not any corruption there, I'd be amazed. Please respond. Debating by myself is pretty boring.