Posted on 07/01/2009 4:22:58 PM PDT by Scott Martin
The year was 1994. Nirvana and Pearl Jam had already begun revolutionizing the way bored teenage angst would forever sound. Something called Snoop Doggy Dogg was frequently seen rolling down the street, while smoking "Indo," sipping on Gin and Juice, and getting paid. Nobody could figure out the plot sequence of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, and a then-likable Tom Hanks scored his biggest hit with Forrest Gump.
Sports were godawful. O.J. Simpson and Al Cowlings interrupted the NBA Finals when they decided to go for a nice slow drive in a white Ford Bronco. The Super Bowl was tarnished by another appearance from the Buffalo Bills, and the World Series was canceled for the first time since 1904. Oh, and you know what else had just been canceled?
Democratic Party control of Congress. This piece shows why a repeat may be likely in 2010...
(Excerpt) Read more at patriotroom.com ...
Ushering in the 'Steroid Era' in its wake ...
as well as other little ditties such as Interleague Play (which I like), and taking away the 'inside pitch' from Pitcher's (which I don't like)
Ho-hum. So 1994 is the year the Repubs took Congress back. Ain’t gonna’ happen anymore. The Demos have perfected vote-rigging to a science. What they can’t steal at the outset by using ACORN and its affiliates, they steal by ordering recount after recount until their guy has more votes; then they get that recount certified by some liberal judge somewhere and - voila! - Demo wins!
I agree with your ACORN analysis. The Dems rigged things in their favor. There’s only one way to straighten things out and it will take a lot of blood, sweat and tears to do so.
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