A sampling:
Republicans, and even a surprising number of Democrats, have been anxious to leave the 2004 Ohio election debacle behind. But Kennedy, in his long, heavily footnoted article ("Was the 2004 Election Stolen?"), leaves no doubt that the democratic process was trampled and left for dead in the Buckeye State. Kerry almost certainly would have won Ohio if all of his votes had been counted, and if all of the eligible voters who tried to vote for him had been allowed to cast their ballots.
And Kennedy, need I remind one, left out the most crucial piece of evidence from his bookstop of an essay: the information (availalbe everywhere since late afternoon on election day) that the exit polls (results posted first on Wonkette) were skewed around 60/40 women. This was the crucial piece of information that had all the subsequent events making sense.
Kennedy doesn't refute this information. In what feels like a 10,000 (or more) word essay, he doesn't so much as mention that information.
My momma sure loved his daddy, though.
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