Other times, they point to Bill Clinton’s accomplishments.

… I wish someone would point them out to me, because to this day, I am still trying to figure out what they were!

I can think of a whole bunch of stuff he fucked up, and a whole bunch of accomplishments of the Republican congress that he takes credit for, but when it comes to him accomplishing anything significant? eh, not so much.

Aren’t you just making excuses? Wasn’t it the liberals who made up allegations of voter fraud back in 2000 to distract from the fact that Algore was having Florida election laws changed on the spot? Not to mention trying to toss out the votes of our troops overseas? Isn’t it true that of the allegations that FHP troopers stopping black voters was found to be a lie?

Don’t you find it the slightest bit peculiar that we can have a-holes from the U.N. monitor our elections, but Republicans can’t?

Wouldn’t you feel more comfortable if the Failure in Chief, who legitimized Chavez’s elections just stay home and STFU?

I hope every person who filled out and submitted these cards to ACORN is punished to the extent of the law,

Spare us your BS. We know better.

How would we know? The election hasn’t been held yet and it’s not practical to audit every single line in the voting register (or whatever they have in Ohio).

ACORN and vote fraud has been news for years (it was new when I lived in KC a few years back). What city is it where voter registration EXCEEDS 100 percent of eligible voters?

I think it’s time that we consider federalizing national elections. One primary (I’m sick and tired of having to hear about Iowa caucuses… I mean, really); one voting system (Okla has been running an excellent mark-sense scanning system for years: fast results+paper trail); one registration system; and voter ID.

And no more “voter registration drives”. If someone can’t find the time sometime in the next four years to drag themselves to some gubmint office (tag office, license bureau, city hall, police station, welfare office) to sign the damn card then they just don’t need to vote. What is the benefit to the commonweal of allowing totally uninformed and uninterested people to vote?

torrentprime, go right ahead excusing flagrant violations of federal law committed by the members of your party–we know you don’t think it’s a big deal because for liberals like you, the “ends” always justifies the “means.” We expect that from you. Just please spare us the insufferable bullshit that you want these people “punished to the full extent of the law.” No. You don’t.

But of course, torrentprime’s not going to denounce that. He still wants us to believe that people who are making fraudulent registrations by the thousands are going to just not use them.

“All-in-all, a great person, a great woman, just a wonderful person” is how Alexis Guidry described her mother to Local 2 Investigates.

It’s unsettling because Gloria Guidry died of cancer 10 months before the March Primary.

I guess we won’t know since the Democrat Ohio Attorney General wouldn’t allow Republican poll-watchers to observe during early voting.

And I guess we’ll never know how many fraudulent absentee ballots will be cast by ACORN community organizers using fraudulent credentials.

And since the Democrats oppose any requirement to show ID to vote as “disenfranchisement,” once registration happens, its very, very easy to vote.

And by the time the court cases over challenges play out, the election will be over.

“It’s not vote fraud, it’s just registration fraud,” is, by the way, the current blast-fax talking point.

Have any of these bad reg. cards resulted in a single proven bad vote in this election? Aren’t we talking voter registration fraud and not vote fraud? I hope every person who filled out and submitted these cards to ACORN is punished to the extent of the law, but I haven’t heard a any evidence that a single bad ballot has yet been cast as as a result of these cards, so where is the “vote fraud” the GOP is trying to gin up in their pre-McCain loss, Obama-delegitimizing efforts?

This is a terrible campaign, and poor McCain trying to be civilized, running against Mr. Smooth. Think about it. We say that Obama is ‘opaque’, that we don’t know what he believes, we don’t know what he will do in the future. Keep in mind, however, that it is by his ACTIONS we know him, and these actions are violent, anti-democratic, disrespectful of law and of the US Constitution. That is, fascism.

I am reading David Horowitz’s “Radical Son” by the way. And interesting read. As is Eric Hoffer’s “True Believer.” Both describe our present troubles, and not in a good way.

See “Frank, Barney” and “Studds, Gerry” for further examples.

I won’t argue with that at all.

The D after your name is the best inoculation you could ever have against charges of corruption, malfeasance, or hypocrisy.

See “Frank, Barney” and “Studds, Gerry” for further examples.

Bet it doesn’t get the play that Foley’s got since it didn’t involve anything gay.

The affair between Mahoney and Allen began, according to the current and former staffers, in 2006 when Mahoney was campaigning for Congress against Foley, promising “a world that is safer, more moral.”

At the time, Mahoney’s campaign ads featured a picture of him with his wife, Terry, with the line, “Restoring America’s Values Begins at Home.”

I have decided Ohio is pretty much screwed this election-they apparently chose a Secretary of State who promised ethics and integrity but really only meant she would be getting back at the republicans by cheating, since cheating when done by democrats is apparently okay.

And if I hear one more person say that this is just registration fraud and that it doesn’t matter, because it doesn’t actually equate to “voter” fraud, and that fraud is unlikely to make a difference anyway, I think I will gouge my eyes out. If there is fraud at any level of the election proccess is corrupts the whole thing-too bad ACORN and the democrats don’t care as long as they win.