>>The biggest problem with their ruling is including those 300-400 votes that were not counted according the standards established by the FL Legislature. The conflict with their ruling is they ordered the ballots counted by those FL Legislature standards. I smell another appeal to the US Supremes over this.
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>I'm sure you "smell" correctly, and no one has any idea what'll occur now. Even the Dems are appealing the Seminole/Martin cases, of course.
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>The general thinking of CNN analysts seems to be that we are more likely to see 2 competing slates of electors sent to US Congress now. To all those pundits that have kept saying there will NOT be a Constitutional or civic crisis no matter what, I wouldn't be so sure about that any more.
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>As Greenfield of CNN just said quite sagely, we have "just left the gravitational pull of Earth, and are way out in space" with this ruling...

Not to mention what the real Bush lead is. The US Supreme Court vacated the first FL USSC fuling, so that technically put the count back at 930 until the FL USSC responds back to the USSC, but I hear the pundits are subtracting the 300+ votes from the 500+ lead.