The Best Democracy Money Can Buy

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The Best Democracy Money Can Buy (ISBN 0-452-28391-4, Penguin Plume USA) is a 2002 book written by investigative journalist Greg Palast. It is about corporate corruption, finance, globalization, political corruption, and the 'stolen' United States presidential election of 2000.

The first chapter goes into great depth covering the Florida Central Voter File, commonly referred to as the Florida scrub list, starting with a Thomas Cooper who was prevented from voting in 2000 because of a supposed January 30th, 2007 conviction date.

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[edit] Excerpts from the author

  • Chapter 1 - Jim Crow in Cyberspace: The unreported Story of how they fixed the vote in Florida
  • Chapter 2 - The Best Democracy money can buy: The Bushes and the billionares who love them

[edit] Excerpts from Working for Change

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United States presidential election, 2000
General election results • State results • Florida results
Key figures
Al Gore (presidential campaign) • George W. Bush (George W. Bush campaign) • Katherine Harris • Theresa LePore • David Boies • Joseph P. Klock • Theodore Olson • James Baker
Election Day
Florida Central Voter File (scrub list) • Volusia error • Chads • Butterfly ballot
Aftermath and legal proceedings
Florida election recount • Brooks Brothers riot • Palm Beach County Canvassing Board v. Harris (Harris I) • Gore v. Harris (Harris II) Bush v. Gore
Reaction
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy • The Betrayal of America • Fahrenheit 9/11 • Supreme Injustice • Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election
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