Posted on 01/18/2010 9:41:29 PM PST by ConservativeStatement
It’s not over yet.
Remember: Pollsters had Martha 10 points ahead of Congressman Michael Capuano in the Democratic primary. She beat him by 20.
Nearly every pollster had Obama trouncing Hillary in the New Hampshire presidential primary. But Hillary trounced Obama. Lynda Tocci, the same operative who did Hillary’s field organization then is doing Martha’s now.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonherald.com ...
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find only things evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelogus
"Unbearable Mama Grizzly clawing way to Oval Office," Eagan so revels in her hatred of Sarah Palin that one suspects that she was foaming at the mouth while writing the thing
Like a Nixonian Nanook of the North, Sarah Palin emerged from her igloo this week whining, griping, giving me an excuse to trash her again and you an excuse to call me unspeakable names in the comment section beneath this story online.
What’s creepy is that Eagan’s picture looks nothing like her in person.
Why do chick lib journalist always photoshop their pictures?
It ain’t over ‘til it’s over.
” Pollsters had Martha 10 points ahead of Congressman Michael Capuano in the Democratic primary. She beat him by 20.”
Which means Brown should trounce martha by at least 15.
I was in line at a CVS (or Walgreens) the day Palin was selected on McCain’s ticket. I heard a woman in front of me yell into her cellphone “He picked that BITCH! We need to dig up stuff on her. Call Obama’s HQs now.” She was so upset she forgot her purchases and the cashier had to follow. I wonder how dear Margery feels about that. And oh, I heard other women call Sarah Palin (and male Republicans) nasty things. Poor Marge doesn’t comprehend.
String and a prayer comes to mind?
Powerful Conservative Women Bring Out The Worst In Margery
WTKK’s Margery Eagan used her Herald column to point fingers elsewhere, seemingly unaware of how America perceives Bay State moonbats.
From the piece:
A little nutty or totally wacked?
Totally wacked, for my money.
But this is the question some Republicans still ponder about the two most “hated” women in the country, as Fox superstar Sean Hannity lovingly calls them.
The first: probable GOP presidential contender Sarah Palin, whose 13-week “Going Rogue” tour starts tomorrow on Oprah.
The second: rising-star Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, relegated to wacko world last year after numerous bizarre moments (some detailed below). Last week she came roaring back as her anti-Obamacare rallies drew thousands to Washington, and they practically ignored GOP big shots John “tan-a-rama” Boehner and Eric Cantor to chant, enthralled, “We want Michele!”
Finally, Sarah Palin’s edging out of style
By Margery Eagan
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Sarah Palin still drives me bananas. Should I seek therapy?
Can’t take the voice anymore: so nasally, singsongy, as chipper as a girl can be, though she has no clue what vice presidents do (see new CNN interview). Yesterday I reveled irrationally over news that this faux hockey mom and supposed small-town JCPenney shopper got a $150,000 shopping spree at big town Neiman Marcus and Saks (read more below). Another scandal: She scammed Alaskans into paying $21,000 to fly her kids around the country and put them up in luxury hotels.
Give it up for Michael Savage coining the term, “Liberalism is a mental disorder”. Ain’t no denyin’.
Boston Herald’s Margery Eagan weighs in for Coakley. (No one will ever accuse Margery of garden club membership.) Focuses largely on the fact that, unlike her Republican opponent, Coakley never posed for a centerfold … yeah, it’s a weird world when the conservative guy in the race has a semi-nude Cosmo spread on his resume …and that her offices, Middlesex DA and AG, prosecuted high-profile murder cases and got money back from Big Dig incompetents and scammers. Eagan and Coakley agree that voters are too smart to fall for the “lackluster, uptight bore” hype.
Speaking of women’s issues, Herald reports that a “desperate” DNC is trying out a Palin smear on Brown.
I could be mistaken but didn’t a woman (or women) at a pro-abortion rally around 2004 chant that former First Lady Barbara Bush should have had an abortion?
Well, maybe her MOTHER should have. She is, like her husband, a big lib. And her sons aren’t all that conservative either.
If it were not for the damn Bushes, the Reagan Revolution would have moved forward and we wouldn’t have that bastard Obama in the Oval Office.
“Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue of dog,
Adder’s fork, and blind-worm’s sting,
Lizard’s leg, and howlet’s wing,—
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Let Margery’s hell-broth boil and bubble.”
Or not.
LOL.
Dear Liberty Activist,
116, 483 registered Massachusetts voters are dead, according to an analysis conducted by Aristotle International, Inc. a software and digital database developer.
As reported by CNS News, "In Massachusetts, 116,483 registered voters are dead, 3.38 percent of the state's total of registered voters. Another 538,567, or 15.6 percent, had moved to an area outside of where they are registered to vote."
Americans for Limited Government Foundation's project leader, Dan Tripp, is on the ground in Massachusetts monitoring the special election, and said that "for fraudsters, it's a numbers game. It only takes a few hundred people voting at multiple locations to change the outcome of any statewide election, including Massachusetts' special senatorial election."
Generally, in Massachusetts, voters need to provide a name and address associated with the voting list at the polling location in order to vote. There is no voter ID requirement unless a voter registered after 2003 by mail and is a first-time voter.
According to Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson, "The implication of dead people showing up at the polls means that it's no longer sufficient to win an election with a simple majority. Now, candidates need a 4 or 5 point swing just to pad against potential fraud."
"And that undermines our free form of government at its very core," Wilson concluded.
With Tuesday's vote being so closely contested, Americans for Limited Government Foundation's will be the nation's eyes and ears on the ground. When we spot fraud, we will be publishing it in real-time at www.washingtonnewsalert.com covering the Massachusetts special election. Our goal is to detect and deter fraud tomorrow. Stay tuned!
I've been so busy getting content up there today, that I must apologize for the late delivery of your daily report. So, if you want to find me, I'll be at www.washingtonnewsalert.com posting continual updates all day. See you there! :)
Please send your letters to the editor at Robert@getliberty.org. We publish all points of view!
And keep fighting!
For Liberty,
Robert Romano
ALG Senior News Editor
www.getliberty.org
This one is really full of gas.
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