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Trump Economist Steve Moore: If Election Results Are Overturned We Will Be looking at Civil War  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_3-qwctIpY  

As of 3am ET 11-12-16 (2012 Romney 60,934,407) (2008 McCain 59,950,323) Donald J. Trump 60,466,472 Hillary Clinton 61,127,013 Gary Johnson 4,176,643 Dr. Jill Stein 1,261,604 Evan McMullin 490,260 Total 128,508,622

Dear People: Welcome to Louisian Election Result 2007 ..... History in making 8:45 pm for New Louisiana new beginning with right path of progress and sucess with pride and confidence being from louisiana and for Louisiana and by people of louisiana ..... Be a part of this blog writing comment and sujjetion e-mail you comment Louisianagov.blog@blogger.com Governer race result at 10:30 pm 10-20-2007 2,764 of 3,967 Precincts Reporting Name Party Votes % Bobby Jindal GOP 444,550 53 Walter Boasso Dem 155,154 18 Foster Campbell Dem 109,375 13 M.V. Mendoza Dem 1,474 0 Hardy Parkerson Dem 1,271 0 Mary Smith Dem...

Remember being told to "search for your Inner Child" ? A lot of folks did - quite successfully - but that child turned out to be something of a brat !

Republicans claimed victory in the California special election early Wednesday morning as former Rep. Brian Bilbray led Democrat Francine Busby by four points with 96 percent of precincts reporting. The 50th District race Tuesday was a runoff pitting the top two finishers from an April election to replace disgraced former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham (R) and was billed as a bellwether for the upcoming general election in November, where Democrats hope they have the wind at their backs and a chance to retake Congress. But that wind wasn’t enough Tuesday in solidly-Republican San Diego, where Bilbray secured nearly 50 percent...

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The liberal media is delighted with Cindy Sheehan. This is the woman who lost a son in Iraq and has camped outside President Bush's Crawford Ranch, intending to stay until the President speaks with her or returns to Washington. For the reporters waiting around in the dusty heat of West Texas, Ms. Sheehan is a godsend, a dramatic, heart-wrenching story that gives the media both a telegenic drama and another opportunity for indulging their dislike of Bush and the war in Iraq.

Terrorists win by just being there. It's the kind of sound-bite interviewers love. Short. Pithy. Seemingly profound. And, best of all, arresting: It paints terrorism as a frightening, irresistible force. There's no shortage of freshly minted "terrorism experts" spouting lines like this on the talk shows, but there's a problem. This view of terrorism is rubbish. Fact is, terrorists rarely win. True, they succeed at killing people -- murdering innocents, destroying property and creating misery -- but that's not their intended goal. Terrorism by definition is violence with a political purpose. And terrorists are terrorists not by choice, but by...

Terri Schiavo's death is expected to have major political ramifications as pro-lifers declare war on the judiciary and galvanize for the coming fight over Supreme Court vacancies. "We will look at an arrogant, out-of-control, unaccountable judiciary that thumbed their nose at Congress and the president," said House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, Texas Republican. "We will look into that." The Rev. Flip Benham, director of Operation Rescue, lamented, "The courts of this land have become the tool, in the hands of the devil, by which the culture of death has found access." Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh bluntly blamed the...

The purpose of FreeRepublic.com's multiple message boards is to limit the topics for each board to particular topics. Posting the same message on all the boards defeats the purpose of multiple-boards for special topics. It is very annoying to see the same message on every bulletin board. PLEASE! DO THE READERS A FAVOR. STOP CROSS-POSTING YOUR MESSAGES!

SACRAMENTO (AP) - A federal corruption probe swirling around state Sen. Don Perata won't prevent him from becoming the Senate's leader next month, his former rival for the position said Friday. "The caucus voted on this August 24. Sen. Perata is the pro tem. That election will stand on December 6, period," said Sen. Martha Escutia, D-Norwalk. Perata, a fellow Democrat from Oakland, defeated Escutia, 13-11, in that August vote to become the Democrats' designee to replace Senate President Pro Tem John Burton, a San Francisco Democrat who is being forced from office by term limits. The Senate leadership post...

Many pundits say that election 2004 was about morals; moral voters pulled it for bush while immoral ones for kerry. Since crime is consequence of immorality, crime rates by county, especially in battleground states, should resemble election results.

More votes counted, Rossi still leads As partisans headed to the courthouse in a ballot dispute Friday, Republican Dino Rossi and Democrat Christine Gregoire dueled to a near-draw in Washington's vote count for governor. After Gregoire's stronghold, King County, reported updated figures Friday afternoon, Rossi's lead of about four-thousand votes shriveled to just a few hundred out of 2-point-8 million ballots counted. That was just two one-hundreths of a percentage point. As smaller counties reported in, Rossi built back a bit of the lead he has held for the past three days. The latest figures show him with a 1,677-vote...

What the Presidential Election of 2004 Means The failure of so many pundits, pols and pollsters to predict the outcome of this presidential election makes me want to take a stab at punditry myself. I won’t claim that I predicted this outcome, but I can honestly say it is exactly the outcome I prayed for.

Disillusioned Americans eye New Zealand's alternative bush Fri Nov 5,10:44 PM ET U.S. National - AFP WELLINGTON (AFP) - Enquiries from Americans wanting to move to New Zealand have skyrocketed since George W. Bush was reelected president of the United States. The Immigration Service website had 10,300 hits from the United States the day after the election, compared to the daily norm of 2,500. Thousands of North Americans have migrated to New Zealand in recent years -- attracted by the country's small population, clean, green image of bush-clad mountains, and isolation from world trouble spots -- but the number now...

OK - I've been registered here for over 6 years (had a different nick before 10/30/98) and I don't post vanities often so please indulge me. It is being reported that as many as 1/3 of the electorate have "already voted", either by absentee ballot or by "early voting". If this is to be believed, it means around 35,000,000 folks have voted around the country. If unbiased professional polsters were to run their Presidential preference polls and screen for "already voted" instead of "likely voters", it would seem to me that there is a large enough base to actually predict...

LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2004—Jody Eldred Productions today announced it has just completed filming and is in the final stages of production on an inspirational documentary called, “Changed Lives: Miracles of The Passion,” which will air nationwide Easter weekend. With rave reviews from Diane Sawyer on ABC’s “Good Morning America” and Joe Scarborough on MSNBC’s “Scarborough Country,” this one-hour T.V. special was shot in High Definition and documents the true stories of people whose lives have been forever changed by Mel Gibson’s incredible motion picture “The Passion of The Christ.” “I knew instantly that people’s lives were going to be...

Acclaimed wetland was result of leaky pipe An ecologically-acclaimed wetland in the grounds of a school in Taiwan turned out to be the product of a leaking water pipe. The wetland was the pride and joy of students at Taipei's Kungkuan Elementary School for almost three decades. The school had just received a £130,000 grant to turn the wetland into an ecology park to house butterflies and insects, reports the China Times Express. The embarrassment surfaced after water authorities, acting on a report by a nearby resident, checked the school's water pipes and found the leak last month, the paper...

DULLES, VA - Tuesday, April 29, 2003 - In an important new chapter in the fight against spam, America Online joined with Virginia lawmakers and Internet industry leaders to unveil a much-needed, timely new weapon in the war against spammers: a strengthened state law that allows for the criminal prosecution of spammers with penalties that include jail time, asset forfeiture, and fines. The unveiling of the new state law comes on the eve of the first-ever Federal Trade Commission (FTC) forum on spam, to be held in Washington, D.C. April 30-May 2. The new anti-spam statute (SB 1139/HB 2290) now...