Steven F. Freeman and Joel Bleifuss
A call to investigate the 2004 election
WE'VE ALL heard the story. Nov. 2, 2004, was shaping up as a day of celebration for Democrats. The exit polls were predicting a victory for Senator John Kerry. Many Americans, including most political observers, sat down to watch the evening television coverage convinced that Kerry would be the next president. (Full article: 796 words)
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