Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Now we know why Obama disses Vegas


Meanwhile

The health care debate has eclipsed just about everything else. Perhaps that is a good thing. Even though it's largely negative publicity for the Dems and for Obama, one could state that it has been a diversion for the rest of their activity. Voter fraud marches on and guess what? Most of the acused are Democrats. Here's one more.
By the way, I had to go to a second source before I could find out which party Ruiz belonged to.
http://www.politickernj.com/max/32385/milgram-indicts-fifth-ruiz-campaign-worker

Here is another. To find out the judge's party affiliation, you have to scroll down to the Comments. Bet you'll never get this one.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/6574020.html

Mark my words. Franken's victory will always be fishy (and might prove fraudulent)
http://skepticians.com/minnesota-vote-fraud-2812-dead-voters/

And finally, ACORN continues to distinguish itself.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009/aug/18/deal-ex-acorn-official-cops-voter-quota-scheme/

All Town Hall All The Time

When I started this blog I was going to cover a multitude of topics. For better or for worse, I got sidetracked by the Town Hall phenomenon. Initially, I thought town hall meetings were a of tangental interest. There would be a few boisterous peasants shouting their concerns and then they would fade away. That's been the history of every political movement I have ever witnessed. People get fired up and blow off steam but ultimately they find themselves face to face with the god of futility and they return to their peasant ways.

But this is different. It is exciting. It is interesting, especially when the media elite recoil in horror. Check out the recent Niki Tsongas town hall meeting in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

IN THE BLUE, BLUE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS