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Each year the Democrats become viler, more ruthless, more treasonous, more unscrupulous and more demogogic.

And each year the Republicans become more pusillanimous, more vacillating, more gullible, less inventive.

We need Republican Party Leadership which is single-mindedly targetd towards the total destruction of the Democratic party in America and their supporters and pupeteers in the major media and entertainment industries.

Only in that way will America and the Constitution we all have cherished so dearly be resurrected from the grave to which Democratic judges, attorneys and activist courts consigned it.

1 posted on 07/04/2004 11:50:27 AM PDT by ZULU
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To: ZULU

In Massachusetts the 'rats are days away from taking away the Governor's right to appoint a Senator when the seats becomes vacant. Anticipating a Kerry win.


2 posted on 07/04/2004 11:55:32 AM PDT by Semper Paratus
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The Democrats in Colorado decide that Kerry has little chance of carrying the state against Bush. He'll probably get only about 45percent of the vote. But as the old saying goes, 45percent of a loaf is better than none. So the Dems finance a petition drive to put on the November ballot a referendum that changes the system of awarding electors from winner-take-all to a new system never tried before. The state's nine electors will be awarded in proportion to the percentage of the popular vote earned by each candidate. If the referendum passes, it takes effect immediately. John Kerry could lose the state and still pick up four electoral votes. The difference between the two scenarios is that the latter one is real. And real slick. The Colorado petition drive is going on even as you read this.

That's a fact.

3 posted on 07/04/2004 11:58:52 AM PDT by Balding_Eagle (Liberalism has developed into a mental disorder)
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Dont forget how they stole the Senate election in New Jersey by changing the candidate at the last minute.


4 posted on 07/04/2004 12:04:29 PM PDT by wildbill
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Why would anybody want a "proportionate" vote in the Electoral College? The idea is to keep "machine" politics in any one state from adversely affecting the national sense of whom should serve as President. That is, a wildly lopsided vote in any one state does not affect the outcome of that one state any more than a very narrow victory, so there may remain the anomaly of winning the popular vote, but losing the Electoral College. Awarding the votes on the "winner take all" basis makes the battleground states truly a battleground, and forces a much more keen debate. One would wish that the debate might be on the issues, and not on personalities or simple spite. But sometimes character IS the issue.


5 posted on 07/04/2004 12:06:08 PM PDT by alloysteel
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The Democrats are a lot smarter more devious.

Remember, this is a columnist from the state that threw out their own election laws in order to get some fossil in depends with a "D" next to his name on the ballow after another Democrat had already won the nomination as his party's candidate. Smart? No. Unless you believe winning is more important than principles.

8 posted on 07/04/2004 12:17:59 PM PDT by Tall_Texan (Ronald Reagan - Greatest President of the 20th Century.)
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On the other hand, a district-by-district apportionment of electoral votes in California would give GWB more than enough to offset losses elsewhere. Except for San Francisco and Los Angeles, California is conservative.


9 posted on 07/04/2004 12:21:04 PM PDT by Not A Snowbird (Monthly Donors NEVER need tons click "co-ordinating")
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There is no time to put something on the ballot for November and there is no legality to changing the voting rules and the way the ballots are counted or apportioned for this election. Fact is the rules are in place and you are more than a little hysterical...This one doesn't even come close to passing the giggle test. This is the type of stuff that the left points to and mocks and says see how crazy they are. Perhaps Bush and the GOP can just go ahead and arrest all dems in Nov instead hold them till after the election...some folks think that will happen too and have been saying so since Nixon....relax take a deep breath and get out the vote


16 posted on 07/04/2004 1:53:29 PM PDT by jnarcus
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Wait a minute. If the 55% of Coloradoans who vote for Bush vote against the proposition, what's the problem?


17 posted on 07/04/2004 2:11:48 PM PDT by no dems (Is there still a demand for good men?)
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19 posted on 07/04/2004 2:25:39 PM PDT by MoralSense
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Proportional representation is more democratic, he told me. "We think it's more reflective of people's desires," Ridder said. "It's just the old concept of one man, one vote." In the abstract, he's got a point.

Mr. Ridder obviously doesn't understand, or doesn't want to understand the old concept of two wolves, and a sheep deciding what is for dinner, based on democratic voting.

22 posted on 07/04/2004 2:43:57 PM PDT by c-b 1
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In more halcyon days one of the Dem Party stalwarts (HHH IIRC) was asked "What do you guys do when you think no one is looking?" He responded
"Well, some of the guys play poker, have a drink, and chase skirts." Times have changed - now they're into thieving (Non-merit gifts, like a star to the likes of Karpinski) and killing (babies) and treason (selling technology to the thug heathen Chinese).


24 posted on 07/04/2004 2:49:02 PM PDT by 185JHP ( "Who is this King of Glory? The Lord strong and mighty, invincible in battle."u)
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