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Reader Reviews 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Basically our right to have our vote counted was denied, August 24, 2003 Reviewer: truthandjustice from USA Vincent Bugliosi loves our country and for what it has always represented-the people of the United States as a whole. He is outraged that partisan members of the Supreme Court took the right of the citizens of this country, to have their vote counted, away from them. It does not matter who won, it matters that their vote was dismissed and not counted as our constitution says it should be. Also, when you find that over 50,000 people were denied the right to vote because their name was similar to one that was denied because of a prison sentence and that of all those, only about 3,000 were validated and the majority of them were people who were more likely to vote for Gore, then you know there was a gross miscarriage of justice. No one should be denied to vote unless it is positively proven that they should be denied. It doesn't matter which party did this. I would much rather have let those people who shouldn't have voted vote than to deny the rights of the others. This is not something we should get over, this is something that should be looked into and not allowed to happen again. Our constitution should be upheld and the Patriot Act that denies our civil rights should be banned so that our civil rights are not in jeopardy. Fascism (dictatorship) is coming closer to a reality and the people need to put a stop to it. Also, as Bush's brother was governor and Harris, a strong supporter of Bush, they should have arranged a more non-partisan group to oversee the election. And the Supreme Court judges, definitely, should have been non-partisan, but there shouldn't have been any Supreme Court people in the first place.
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