Ohh Thanks :)

Tom Feeney??? Really? POS—-all this ACORN business is just unbelievable—saw Lou Dobbs talkin’ up the outrage on ACORN..funny corporate news wont mention Feeeney & Diebold or Rove and voter caging e-mails—go spend some time on the Bradbolg to see how this election is really being stolen.

Most likely the insults help assuage the intellectual dishonesty. By denigrating someone you can then feel superior to them and their ideas and therefore you must be right. NOT!

Nobama Bad for the Economy, Bad for America!

How are they going to be able to stock Obama from passing his agenda. They are within shouting distance of having a filibuster proof majority in the Senate and stand to gain another 40 seats in the House. Even if the Democrats don’t have a filibuster proof majority, they will be close and it will be really hard for the Republicans to pull the kind of shenanigans they have been pulling for the last two years.

Learn more from my professor:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UOGEYMt0_I

I though I’d stay more than the 30 seconds that I usually give Faux New to hear what this gentleman had to say. He was talking about ACORN flooding the Cleveland area with thousands of fraudulent voter registrations and how no one was doing anythin to stop it and he concluded that the Democratic SoS in Ohio was attempting to steal the election away from John McCain.

As he was speaking they flashed his name up on the screen and I almost spit out my coffee onto the table.

It was Kenneth Blackwell, former SoS of Ohio that stole the Ohio vote for the shrub in 2004 by assigning polling machines in Repug districts at a ratio of 100 voter per machine and in blue collar primarily Dem urban neighborhoods at a ratio of 1000 voters per machine which lead to standing in eight hour lines in the rain if you were inclinded to vote for Kerry

I though, who better to explain what could happen then one who had successfully stole an election.

Now Election fraud is a Hot Button with me, I don’t call it “Dirty Tricks”, I don’t call it “Shenanigans”, I call it what it is. Election fraud which to my mind is tantamount to treason! I’m a mild mannered man, but if I ever found out my vote was changed, or not counted or my ability to cast a vote were ever impeded, I’d find the SOB that did it and put that individual in a hurt to were they would be confessing to the police just so the cops would throw them in jail to keep me away from them.

The repug try to surpress the Dem vote because there are more Dems than Repugs and the Repugs try to handicap the elections because they can’t win on ideas or on numbers. So they cheat.

The other thing, as we have seen this last year, is place political hacks in the USA’s in select “Battleground” states to prevent any legal challanges to the election fraud making its way to court. They steal election, and when the Dems seek legal recourse, it’s shut down before it ever sees a courtroom.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. If ever we were to lose our freedoms and liberties and our country, it will first happen through the corruption of our Justice system. We lose the Justice system, we have no law.

“Voter ID laws a GOP tactic of cynicism

Sunday, October 05, 2008

The base of the Republican Party — a dwindling but still significant group — clings to a handful of pseudo-facts that don’t hold up to serious scrutiny but that still occupy a central place in GOP ideology. Those include the assertion that Saddam Hussein represented a threat to the United States, that affirmative action in lending led to the mortgage crisis and that voter fraud is a serious problem in modern elections.

In campaign seasons such as this, when victory may turn on a handful of votes, none of those claims is more important to Republican activists than overhyped allegations of voter fraud.
CYNTHIA TUCKER
MY OPINION
Cynthia Tucker
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Recent columns:

* Credit junkies hooked first by out-of-control consumerism
* Preachers need to read Bill of Rights
* Voter ID laws a GOP tactic of cynicism
* Palin either too green or a genius actress
* Credit crisis: Melting pot of problems
* Troy Davis may be innocent
* Sarah Palin: Cheney with a moose gun

During the past decade, GOP-dominated state legislatures across the country have used assertions of mischief at the ballot box to push through harsh voter ID laws. Republican strategists have also pushed prosecutors to go after allegedly fraudulent voters.

Those GOP strategists know better: One study after another has shown that voter fraud is, at worst, extremely rare. And the sort of in-person fraud that would be prevented by stiff voter ID laws is virtually nonexistent. But Karl Rove and his minions also know this: Voter ID laws can be used to disenfranchise a few hundred or a few thousand voters who are more likely to vote Democratic, usually poor or elderly voters who don’t have driver’s licenses. In close races, shaving off 1 or 2 percentage points is all you need to claim victory.

A recently unearthed e-mail from a Republican strategist in New Mexico shows the unbridled cynicism that underlies claims about fraudulent voting. Patrick Rogers, former lawyer for the New Mexico Republican Party, was among the party hacks pushing for criminal investigations into alleged voter fraud. He clearly was hoping that the threat of legal sanctions would intimidate Democrats and aid Republicans, including U.S. Rep. Heather Wilson (R-N.M.), who was in a tight race for re-election. According to a new report from the U.S. Justice Department’s inspector general, Rogers wrote in September 2004:

“I believe the [voter] ID issue should be used at all levels — federal, state legislative races and Heather’s race. … You are not going to find a better wedge issue. … This is the single best wedge issue, ever in [New Mexico].””

http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/opinion/tucker/stories/2008/10/05/tucked_1005.html

“Voter ID laws a GOP tactic of cynicism”

“The GOP’s brand is in tatters, dragged down by an incompetent president, an unpopular war and a sickly economy. So the party seems to be pinning its hopes on keeping likely Democrats — people of color, the poor, college students — away from the polls.

But that tactic seems unlikely to be enough to prevent Democrats from gaining seats in Congress, if not the White House. Democrats are registering in record numbers, and the GOP can’t intimidate or eliminate enough of them to make a difference.

The stench of corruption and cynicism emanating from the effort to disenfranchise voters is finally too heavy to ignore. The GOP is just ensuring that the tarnish on its brand becomes permanent.”

They know they’re about to lose on a historically monumentous scale, but if they threaten to impede Obama’s legislative progress, he’ll roll over and play nice like Clinton, with the Contract With America bunch.

And after Obama’s FISA pivot, they might be right.

http://www.adn.com/palin/story/552393.html

“Troopergate report: Palin abused power

Troopergate report: Palin abused power

Troopergate report: Palin abused power

Troopergate report: Palin abused power

Troopergate report: Palin abused power”

i’ll be back later – just refreshed to see if you heard the

BREAKING NEWS about the PALIN ABUSE OF POWER announcement.

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Sorry for the OT

Someone on AAR, I think Bill Press,stated that he heard a group of republicans laughing over the election fraud at a party…. that election ‘00 and ‘04 was stolen and it is common knowledge.

You really expect us to believe something that is posted on Michelle Malkin’s site? We’re not that stupid. Why don’t you peddle your drivel at redstate.com? They like people like you, we don’t.

From Malkin’s site. First of all, what would that gain? The person would only be allowed to vote once. You don’t think if the poll worker saw his name 72 times, they wouldn’t do something about it. Second of all, why would an ACORN worker even do that. They are paid by the hour, not by the registration so there would be no motive for them to sign up one person 72 times.

It’s more likely that the person Malkin is referring to either doesn’t exist or is a paid operative for the McCain campaign.