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This article appeared in the April 16, 2001 edition of The Nation.

March 29, 2001

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KEEP THE SUN IN THE SUNSHINE STATE

LaFayette, N.Y.

In "The Florida Fog" [March 19], David Corn asks, "Will the fog ever lift?" and concludes that a concrete final tally of Gore vs. Bush is "probably beyond reach." A polite understatement, as a concrete tally is flat-out impossible, because, as Corn notes, "there are just too many ways to count the leftovers from this lousy election."

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