[Syncro]

Update II: rumors are flying of a fifth plant. An anonymous commenter at Gateway Pundit writes that the "50-ish lady who 'asked" her memorized question was a union offical. Gee, lucky she got in!" Judy Bagley, a 27-year cashier at Fitzgerald's was quoted in RGT Online (a gaming magazine) in an article about Culinary Workers Union Local 226's collective bargaining agreement.

Update III: Judy Bagley was definitely a fifth plant. An anonymous email alerts me to this portion of the debate transcript:

Obama: Well, first of all, Judy, thank you for the question, and thanks for the great work you do on behalf of the culinary workers, a great union here.

Update IV: an anonymous email alerts me to a possible sixth and final plant. George Ambriz is an Executive Director of the ¡Sí Se Puede! Foundation and is a recruiter at UNLV. His bio states:

George joins our team from Douglas, Arizona, having earned his associate’s degree in administration of justice from Cochise College in 2000. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in political science and criminal justice from Western New Mexico University. He is currently completing a master’s degree in ethics and policy studies at UNLV. He plans to pursue doctorate and law degrees, practice corporate law, and become active in politics.

Care to guess which party's politics George is active in?

[Captain Kirk]

A Democratic version of the notorious Frank Luntz apparently organized this.

[ClarenceThomasfan]

I love the internet. In 1992 CNN and the Clinton’s would have gotten away with this scam unscathed. Now bloggers and ordinary folk have the ability to speak back and investigate them.

Look at girl with the planted global warming question, the waitress who was stiffed by Hillary and now the “Diamond or Pearls” girl is lashing back via the internet.

Thank you Al Gore for the internet.

I just hope the MSM picks up on this article.

[GiovannaNicoletta]

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[Tzimisce]

Oh Democrats would never lie/use political operatives....

[lowbridge]

bump

[Madame Dufarge]

They can run, but they can't hide.

Real nice work, thanks.

[jimbo123]

An Islamic leader...



Undoubtedly handpicked by Huma Abedin.

[Billthedrill]

A BTT. This is how 1992 was accomplished, how “ordinary” people suddenly discovered that “it’s the economy, stupid.” Thank God for the Internet.

[VeniVidiVici]

Now you know why the Dimwit candidates won’t go on Fox; they won’t be able to control it to this extent.

[HKMk23]

A “Buckhead Award” for Syncro BUMP!

[Lancey Howard]

Not to pick nits, but perhaps “undecided voter” means “undecided” about which rat candidate they want to win their party’s nomination?

[Chuck54]

Big Bump!

[rollo tomasi]

Repubs should refuse to go on CNN and refuse any debate that has a CNN rep until CNN publicly apologize, both verbally and written (By running their apology over their ticker on all stations).

[Para-Ord.45]

referance ping

[DoughtyOne]

   
   
 
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These are the audience participants from last Thursday's CNN Democrat Debate.
I believe this is the order of appearance.

[jmaroneps37]

THIS IS WHY the new media will eventually end the ratmedia. I don’t use this phrase often or lightly, but: Thank God Himself for the new media! It protects us from the lying bastards of the ratmedia. I’m just sick to my stomach with these people sick, sick sick!

[Enchante]

"ordinary people, undecided voters"

Great work, Syncro! These are obviously not 'ordinary' people in any reasonable sense of the world since they are all left-wing activists for the Demagogic Party. I'm not as certain about how to interpret the 'undecided' voter claim, though - CNN wasn't necessarily saying they are undecided between Demagogues and Republicans, just that they might be undecided among the Demagogue candidates ....I doubt that such devout activists are all actually undecided at this stage of the campaign, but unless we can find actual evidence that they have professed an affiliation or preference for one of the candidates, I don't know that it is necessarily inaccurate to say they are undecided. But they are most certainly NOT "ordinary" citizens, so I suggest that is where we should focus our fire on CNN's hack fest.

[Red_Devil 232]

Just a note ... the article is not quite accurate (if anybody cares)when referring to the UNLV student as a legal immigrant and not able to vote.

Maria Parra-Sandoval was sworn in as U.S. a citizen by Magistrate Judge Lawrence R. Leavitt in March 2006.

[Conscience of a Conservative]

Terrible job by CNN (or maybe a "great job," since their job is to work for Democrats??).

One thing, though: before we jump on "Maria Luisa" for being an ineligible voter, we should probably consider that she might not actually be ineligible. The linked UNLV website states: "She is an immigrant on a quest to become a United States citizen and this will soon become a reality."

The website is a page about a 2006 award, and so presumably, the page came out sometime in 2006 or early 2007. Depending on how far along she was in terms of becoming a citizen, it is entirely possible that she is a citizen, and thus (obviously) entitled to vote.

[dschapin]

Fascinating post - it is amazing the level of bias to which CNN and the rest of the MSN will stoop. However, I would like to make one slight correction to this article, however. The post states that “Plant #3: Suzanne Jackson — mother of a three-term Iraq war veteran — is aso a well-known antiwar activist. She appeared in the Las Vegas Review Journal protesting — with a poor monkey, no less — outside of Harry Reid’s office in May”. I read the news article which the post linked and this is not quite accurate. The protesters with the Monkey outside of Sen. Reid’s Las Vegas office were pro-war protesters who were upset about Reid saying that the war was lost. Ms. Jackson was one of a group of counter-protesters who were protesting down the block - so untill I see a more direct connection to Code Pink she may not really be an antiwar activist any more than Freepers who counter protest are pro-war activists.