President Who?  The Story That Won't Die  Some day, presidential
historians will study George Bush's 2004 election victory the
way they now delve into other secrets and scandals, like
Jefferson's slave children, FDR's mistress, and that suspicious
last-minute flood of Democratic votes from Chicago that gave
Kennedy the presidency in 1960. But for the moment, nobody but
Tailpipe seems to want to hear about it.  The latest findings --
remarkable for being ignored by major media across the country
-- are from analyses by Dennis Loo, a California State
Polytechnic University sociology professor. Loo found that, at a
time when Bush's approval ratings were ebbing fast, his last
presidential bid apparently drew an extraordinary amount of
support from non-Republican sources -- a scenario that can be
accounted for only by a widespread manipulation of the results.
"Taken as a whole," Loo says, his list of findings "points
overwhelmingly to fraud."  For example, in 2000, Bush got 85
percent of Florida's registered Repub