America the Right Way-Staying Vigilant!27 months left[Weekend Edition]Oct.9+10,2010 Remember 9/11

Various news sources and Free Republic members. | October 9, 2010 | All of us.

[lysie]

Last night I read an article by Dr. Paul L. Williams. In the article Dr. Williams states that the Obama adminstration will give $4 billion of our tax dollars to the UN Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and malaria. That's a 38% increase over other years. They are dreadful diseases, for sure, but at a time when many people are unemployed is that wise?

[gulfcoast6]

You know how to get to the heart of a southen man, oh those girts, secondary the eggs. Grits are the backbone of America, in the world war bebore going into a big battle grits were served, which war I won’t go into.

No rain, need it bad, clear, wonderful day bur tender dry. luckly we have water hoses hooked in the front and the back and, around my shack in the back, just in case.

Just wanted to jump in and say ‘hi’, so, hi!!!!

[gulfcoast6]

Forgot to tell you, SIL stopping off coming from church and get a mess of shrimp, for frying and boiling , yum, yum!!
Toby

[Jemian]

Good morning back atcha!

A friend of mine was putting her young son to bed last night. She reports that he looked up at her and asked, “Mommy, do you think CAM wears pajamas like these?”

How sweet!

War Cam Eagle!

[Jemian]

One more thing:

Be watching for Auburn’s Cameron Newton in the running for the Heisman Trophy.

Yes. He is that good.

(And, an aside to any other school in the state, if he wins, he will be Auburn’s THIRD Heisman winner.)

[LBKQ]

A THIRD Heisman winner would be so very exciting for Auburn!

[Jemian]

Yes,definitely. It also makes it easier to deal w/some people in this state.

[Geee]

So sorry IG. Hang in there. In saying that, I almost feel as if I am saying “One more push” to someone in labor. I can say it, but you are the one feeling it. Prayers!

[Geee]

Morning. Another beautiful one in Wisconsin. Everyone have a super day!

[lysie]

I mean, I get (teSHEERa); it's elegant, in fact. And I even get (canOH) even thouh there's no accent at the end.

But (waulkeen benWAH)??? (benWAHR)? Or worse yet, (benWAHLLL)???

Why was (benOYT) good enough for Joan from the Olympics and the eponymous college? An why isn't it (DEtwah), and (illinWAH)/(illinWAHR)/(illinWAHL)??? (And what about (pino NWAH/NWAHR/NWAHL), and for those literalists, (film NOYER???) And not to mention, 'Chateaubriand? For two? But I don't like red wine!' Sheesh.)

It's a good thing I was taught phonics,otherwise, I wouldn't have any idea what you were talking about. :)

[lysie]

Good morning. Enjoy the shrimp, Toby

[Quix]

THX THX.

May God be with all of good heart and who earnestly seek after Him.

[The Raven]

I have a hunch voter fraud will be widespread and at a peak this year - getting a wink and a nod from justice.

Have the Dems mastered the art of absentee ballots in Iowa?

I fully expect Reid to utilize the vast numbers of undocumented Democrats in the Nevada vote (aliens, nursing homes, felons). Probably need about 5 points more to counter that.

Illinois, as well....not sure about Colorado.

[Iowa Granny]

The Dems have truely refined the art of absentee voting right here in my district. It’s an uphill battle to overcome their trix.

[prairiebreeze]

Predictions for the number of seats going “R” are all over the map. Right now I’m devising the following color scheme and reserve the right to tweak it.

Over 75 seats - color RED - BLOODBATH! AND MANDATE!

50-75 seats — color GREEN—GOOD START, MORE WORK TO BE DONE

39-50 seats — color BLUE —WE NEED TO WORK A LOT HARDER

<39 seats — color WHITE - SURRENDER, WE’RE DONE FOR.

Good morning everybody.

[prairiebreeze]

You remain in our prayers IG. It sounds like your opponent is desperate (in addition to a foul-mouthed liar, of course.)

[The Raven]

Democrats left in office

>1 More work to do......try harder

[Molly Pitcher]

Amen, and Amen!

prairie, I like Blood bath, yessiree!

With or without any shenanigans....

Lovely, lovely day in the Valley here....

[prairiebreeze]

Heh! Yep!

As for the senate....(long pause)....we need three of the final four. I am hoping NV and WA switch for the R’s.

I’m much more concerned about CA and IL. We may end up with 50/50 or even less in the R column.

Hope I’m wrong and we pick up at least 3.

[Bitwhacker]

I hear you about being over-optimistic.

But...

- Given that this year is said to be bigger than '94, and
- It is being reported that 25% of Democrats think Bush policies would work better now, and
- Nobama's official approval is at 47 while Bush's approval has now risen to 45 (down for Nobama's from 70 a year ago, up for Bush from 37-ish), and
- If the mechanics of the electorate are about the same as '94 then...

* In '94 the GOP was up 6.7% and won 53 seats (that comes out to about 7.91 gained seats per percentage point)

* Today the GOP is up generically by 10% and extrapolating that should be about 80 seats gained

* Among likely voters the GOP is up 13%, possible gain of about 103

* And if voter turnout is light (which means the Dems are demoralized), the GOP is up by 18%, with a possible gain of about 142!!!

It looks to me like toe-sucker Dick Morris, who actually knows this stuff, is using this formula (using the likely voter number of 13%) to get to his 100 seat gain prediction.

I could be wrong, but if not, you heard it here first...;-))

[Jemian]

My thoughts and prayers are with you in the death of your mother.