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to learn more. It's the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz. I've had a running joke for years that basically begins and ends with this line.

You had one job.

This is when people don't really care about their jobs.

You wait 45 minutes.

You finally get them on the phone and they completely botch it.

Or they send you an email, but you never get it because they mistyped the address

because they couldn't be bothered to look at it and then a lot of times you get steered to the website

because you know how hard is it to get anybody in the phone right now especially you know when

you want to change an airline reservation or something and then you go through this whole rigmarole, and the webpage is defective.

Like you get to the end, you press a bit, and nothing happens.

Or it just doesn't allow you to go forward.

Well, here's the latest example, hundreds of electronic ballots.

Email last week from Palm Beach County, incorrectly listed Tom Walls as the Democratic VP nominee.

New York Times says, his name is Tim Walls, but it didn't appear that way on 257 ballots sent to service members and voters abroad, according to the county

elections chief, who blamed it on a vendor making a manual-typed change to what was an accurate

ballot.

I'm not buying. By the way, they say that if you wrote in Tom Walson, they don't catch it,

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