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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Elections== | ==Elections== | ||
* [[2000 US presidential election|2000]]: [[George W. Bush]] won on a technicality; the votes were for [[Al Gore]] | * [[2000 US presidential election|2000]]: [[George W. Bush]] won on a technicality; the votes were for [[Al Gore]] | ||
* [[2004 US presidential election|2004]]: [[George W. Bush]] won again, with further evidence of vote-tampering | * [[2004 US presidential election|2004]]: [[George W. Bush]] won again, with further evidence of vote-tampering | ||
| − | * [[2008 US presidential election|2008]]: | + | * [[2008 US presidential election|2008]]: [[Barack Obama]] won, but soon went back on many of his key campaign promises |
| + | * [[/2012]] | ||
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Overview
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Elections
- 2000: George W. Bush won on a technicality; the votes were for Al Gore
- 2004: George W. Bush won again, with further evidence of vote-tampering
- 2008: Barack Obama won, but soon went back on many of his key campaign promises
- /2012