Mexican leftist losers: "Blah, blah, blah, blah, election fraud, blah, blah, blah." Give it a freaking rest.
Sunday's vote for governor in the oil-rich southern state of Tabasco was seen as a key test for Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and the Democratic Revolution Party, or PRD, which blockaded Mexico City streets and led mass marches after alleging dirty tricks had robbed him of the presidency.
The streets in Tabasco were calm Monday after a campaign that had been marred by street fights and arrests of supporters of both candidates.
PRD officials said they would appeal the results of Sunday's election, which showed Andres Rafael Granier of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, defeating Democratic Revolution candidate Cesar Raul Ojeda by 10 points.
A second count of vote tallies was scheduled for Wednesday, but it was unlikely to change the result.
10% and they are still shooting off their mouths. On the bright side, at this rate they should pull in around 12-13 votes in the next election. Total.
