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...says a presumably sober, substance-free Kennedy, Robert Kennedy Jr. in Rolling Stone Magazine. (Yes, he is related to JFK, Patrick, and Ted, but let's give him the benefit of the doubt.)

Left of center e-mag Salon has a lengthy takedown of his claims (click thru the 4 page ad to read it for free):

Whatever his aim, RFK Jr. does not appear intent on fixing the problem. He's more content to take us through a hit parade of the most popular, and the most dismissible, theories purporting to show that John Kerry won Ohio, theories that have been swirling about the blogosphere ever since the race was called. I scoured his Rolling Stone article for some novel story or statistic or theory that would prove, finally, that George W. Bush was not the true victor. But nothing here is new. If you've spent time on Democratic Underground or have read Mark Crispin Miller's "Fooled Again," you're already familiar with everything Kennedy has to say.

If you do read Kennedy's article, be prepared to machete your way through numerous errors of interpretation and his deliberate omission of key bits of data.

Outside the Beltway also stomps on the article.

I see this a good opportunity to reform voting regulations. Purge the voter lists. Require photo IDs to vote. Have a Federal database to ensure voters are not registered in more than one state (which is epidemic among snowbirds who flock to the Southwest to escape cold weather in Northern states). If the Democrats don't like corrupt elections, let's have a bipartisan law enacted to fix the system.

H/t to Allah.

Update: Mystery Pollster, who is actually a Democratic political pollster, also thinks Robert is on drugs...er...wrong about exit polls.