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Thanks. Just got back from the Palin rally in Fredericksburg(the cold weather and the rain starting as she wrapped up her speech put a real damper on the event!).

If what another poster said is true—that the VA AG’s opinion isn’t binding and compelling upon Suleman to actually comply and count the ballots, then I say the war is still on, and Suleman is in the target sights.

I appreciate your diligently updating me on this. Anything else you can pass along will be useful...meanwhile, I’m plotting just how to do the most horrendous psy-op against Suleman without landing in jail...with fortune, Suleman will simply relent.

I just got off the phone with a man by the name of Gary Scott at Suleman’s office. He will not sleep easily tonight without some kind of sedative.

After Mr. Scott first spent a minute or so blabbering mumbo-jumbo about ballot technicalities and procedural protocols and administrative bureacratic horseshit, I cut to the quick and called him out on the information I’ve seen posted here and elsewhwere.

I basically about screamed a blood-curdling warning to him (even though I did make a pointed effort to say that I didn’t know him personally and meant him no particular disrespect or ill fortune—that is, unless he himself has anything to do with the deliberate or derelict disqualification of troops’ overseas ballots) and his entire operation that they’d suffer a horrible fate if they monkeyed around with our troops’ votes in the slightest.

The poor guy—he sounded nice enough, and at some point in the conversation he told me he himself is a veteran and all, along with others that work in his office...but I spent about 20 minutes creating a truly disturbing scenario in his mind wherein he’d be attempting to lay his head on his pillow and be utterly unable to sleep, haunted by the idea that vets like me and Freepers and various patriots had declared outright war on his entire office’s operation if there was any evidence WHATSOEVER that any military overseas ballots would be subject to some kind of Democrat effort to disqualify them based on a technicality.

Jeez, I was harsh with the unfortunate fellow. But from what I gathered they are getting lots of calls on this, and the initial pitch I got was from some lady who answered the phone and tried to deflect me with a claim that the media had gotten the story all wrong, but I just cut her off and snapped for her to put me through to Rokey Suleman. After another few seconds, I got the Gary Scott guy, and read him the riot act. I told him we would find out where they live, and how many creamers they take in their coffee.

I informed Scott that if Rokey Suleman or any other Democrat in that office or elsewhere think they can use the letter of the law to disqualify military ballots in violation of the spirit of the law(which is intended to eliminate fraudulent/ineligible voters, not to throw out earnest and eligible votes on technicalities), they’d be facing an unrelenting war until they counted each and every one of the valid ballots in question.

I really think Scott got the message, but I’m not gonna rest until we see this through to the end. If Virginia is a close race, and it appears even remotely that the military overseas ballots are being unfairly disqualified, heads will roll.

I just don’t trust the assurances we’re being fed about this. We will not let up until it is certain that Democrat underhandedness is eliminated from the results in this election.