[tcrlaf]

Well, there goes any chance of winning PA, folks...

119% Philly turnouts again.

[reegs]

Odd ruling. The judge is allowing poll workers to ask for ID, they just can’t withhold a ballot for those not providing ID. This is going to cause a major cluster muck.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Just publicly demand a recount-win or lose.

[pollywog]

Somehow I see this as the “ show down at the altar of Baal”...water being doused on the altar. God is going to bring us through DESPITE all these blockades with fire from heaven!

Counting on it!!

[stocksthatgoup]

Judge Robert E. Simpson Jr. has ... then was appointed by a Democratic governor, Robert P Casey. Simpson was a Democrat then turned RINO

[tsowellfan]

Nonesense! Newt Gingrich had already talked about how republican candidates must take fraud into consideration and add atleast 5% to democrat candidates because of it.

Due to voter fraud:

A GOP +1% is really -5% A GOP +4% is really -1% A GOP +7% is really +2%

[Vigilanteman]

The voter ID law was a booby prize, a sop to conservatives and fair minded moderates who backed the Pileggi bill to allocate Pennsylvania's electoral votes on the same basis as is done in Maine and Nebraska: 2 for the statewide winner, 1 for the winner of each congressional district.

With a solid GOP majority in both houses and a governor pledged to sign the bill once passed, the Pileggi bill would have accomplished the same thing as the voter ID bill with far less fuss and fanfare.

With only the two statewide electoral votes at stake in the most corrupt Democrat districts, there would have been far less reward for cheating making for more balanced contests down ticket as well.

The Democrats would have been unable to launch their normal corrupt legal challenges and delaying tactics for three reasons:

1. Winner take all has been used nationwide for only one century 1864-1968 of our history.
   
2. Maine has used the congressional district system since 1972, Nebraska since 1992.
   
3. The Democrats gleefully competed for and won one of Nebraska's electoral votes under this method in 2008.

Gleason, our Quisling state GOP chair, opposed the Pileggi bill on the basis that the GOP would win all 20 this year given Obama's sorry record. 'So what?', should have been the obvious reply. If that happens, Pennsylvania won't make a difference anyway.

Now, Mr. Chairman, are you willing to resign in disgrace if you don't deliver what you bragged would be done one year ago when you blocked this bill?