Bad Lands, Bad Votes Putting Tim Johnson over the top, by any means necessary.

National Review Online ^ | 10 Jan 2004 | Byron York

[txradioguy]

THis article was originally released to subscribers of the national Review magazine. It's now online and in an election year IMHO it's especially to look at what happened in the mid term elections. For it will repeat itself this year as well.

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[onyx]

It damn well better not repeat itself this year. Thune had better not be denied a righteous victory over Dashole.

I'm looking for the RNC to really get involved in the Thune vs Dashole race. Every polling place in every precinct must be watched, particularly the Indian reservations.

Good post, tx. Bookmarked.


*ping* your list, PKM. Ths one is important.

[txradioguy]

While Mr. Gillespie and company keep an eye on the Thune/Dashole race, the other eye had better stay focused on Palm Beach County if you get my meaning.

[trebb]

I remember being really miffed when this was not pursued - those that don't fight the Beast, when given the opportunity, invariably end up abetting it.

[onyx]

I sure do understand your meaning. I've had it with democrats.

Again, this is an excellent post. I want everyone to read it.

*ping* your lists please

[Jim Noble]

The DNC has trained 10,000 lawyers that will be working in precincts all across America," McAuliffe said on television shortly before Election Day. "This is a very serious issue for us." But it wasn't a very serious issue for Republicans.

The Democrats and the Republicans are engaged in asymmetrical warfare all across America.

The Democrats are serious about what they want and how to get it. The Republicans usually are not.

Two examples of the different approach to the war named "politics".

In 1992, when the Republicans were in the minority in the Senate but had the 40 votes needed to stop anything, Michael Boudin was nominated as Chief Judge of the First Federal Circuit Court.

Mr. Boudin's sister, Kathy, was in prison for murdering a police officer in the course of a robbery to gain funds for the violent overthrow of the government. Her father was a notorious communist activist, her grandfather was a founder of CPUSA.

He was confirmed without debate and without GOP objection.

One year later, President Clinton nominated Ruth Bader Ginsburg as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. She was the most radical nominee-well, EVER. Her subsequent careeer of trashing the Constitution and inventing fictitious rights was entirely predictable.

She was confirmed with three dissenting GOP votes, and no debate.

Now, the Democrats block the nomination of well-qualified mainstream judges, JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID THEY MIGHT uphold the Constitution and defend our natural rights. And we are losing that battle.

There is no question that the RATs are prepared to fight on Election Day 2004 for maximum possible advantage.

Are we?

[txradioguy]

"There is no question that the RATs are prepared to fight on Election Day 2004 for maximum possible advantage.

Are we?"


I certainly hope so. Otherwise IMHO a lot of the things we're trying to do around the world, like here and in Afghanistan will all be for nothing.

[blanknoone]

I certainly hope so.

One of my CO's used to say, "Hope is neither a method nor a plan." I would prefer if neither national party was flooding the polling places with lawyers, but given that they are doing it, the GOP has to...they cannot expect every local precinct to be prepared to fight the resources of a national party. I think the goal should be at least one WELL trained (not necessarily a lawyer) R observer in every precint.

I think the GOP should devote serious resources to training observers, both local and travelling national.

[secret garden]

Bump for a later read.

[Recovering_Democrat]

ping for later read.

[Mo1]

When Wanless protested, she got a chilly reaction from the out-of-towners. "I felt like they were trying to intimidate me," she recalls.

These out of town lawyers with their intimidation tactics, remind me of the ACLU

They know the laws in every state and can spin them to intimidate people who don't know or are not sure

You can count on them being out in full force for the 2004 election and we BEST be ready for them

[Soaring Feather]

Be ready bump.

[Soaring Feather]

Be ready bump!!!

[Mo1]

Be ready bump.

You got that right!!

I'm emailing this article out to family and friends

[hoosiermama]

Someone needs to post this again next fall...... before the election. Out of state people should not be allowed near the voting booth, PERIOD!

[MeekOneGOP]

Ed Assman is a retired highway-patrol officer who lives in Pierre, the state capital ...

I think Kramer Cosmo was the original A**man ! Related, I wonder ? ...

Pingin' now !! :O)

[MeekOneGOP]

Bad Lands, Bad Votes Putting Tim Johnson
over the top, by any means necessary

This article was originally released to subscribers of the national Review magazine. It's now online and in an election year IMHO it's especially to look at what happened in the mid term elections. For it will repeat itself this year as well.

'RAT fraud ping ...

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF my General Interest ping list!. . .don't be shy.

[McGavin999]

I think we need to train up a few good lawyers too. As well as having members of the Justice department scattered throughout a few of those places, and a few FBI agents as well. Those democrat lawyers might be a little hesitant about breaking the law if they thought they might just spend a couple of years in jail for voter fraud.

[Dog Gone]

This story is sickening. The RNC simply has to send trained people to the problem precincts to combat Rat fraud.

Many of those could be Freepers.