Yes, Bush v. Gore Did Steal the Election
The FBI Got Involved in Election Interference in 2000 - The Atlantic
Gore: 2020 election 'completely different' than 2000 - POLITICO
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Election 2020: Why the Supreme Court is unlikely to steal the election for Donald Trump - Vox
Stolen, rigged and illegitimate: Democrats' long history of objecting to election results - Washington Times
Donald Trump Is Not Like Al Gore
What GOP Members of Congress think of Trump's election fraud claims - Washington Post
At Any Cost: How Al Gore Tried to Steal the Election: Sammon, Bill: 9780895261229: Amazon.com: Books
Supreme Court Likely Won't Determine Election Outcome For Trump : NPR
At Any Cost: How Al Gore Tried to Steal the Election: Sammon, Bill: 9780895261229: Amazon.com: Books
Republicans: Gore refused to accept election results, too - POLITICO
The 'Stolen' Election That Poisoned American Politics. It Happened in 1984. - POLITICO
Al Gore says principles of 2000 election still hold: 'Obey the will of the American people'
The Bush-Gore Florida Recount: An Oral History - The Atlantic
Stolen' elections open wounds that may never heal
US election: How the Trump-Biden battle unfolded - Nikkei Asia
2000 United States presidential election recount in Florida - Wikipedia
Trump campaign touts fake news of Gore win in fight for presidency
What If This Election Ends in Another Bush v. Gore? | The New Yorker
How Far Could Republicans Take Trump's Claims of Election Fraud? | The New Yorker
How Al Gore Spurned Jesse Jackson's Attempts to Protect Black Voting Rights | Vanity Fair
How to Steal an Election: The Inside Story of How George Bush's Brother and FOX Network Miscalled the 2000 Election and Changed the Course of History: Moore, David W: 9781560259299: Amazon.com: Books
Al Gore speaks about Biden inauguration, presiding over 2000 election vote certification
Al Gore says 'nothing really extraordinary' about conceding 2000 election after name invoked at Jan. 6 hearing | The Hill
