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To: BuckeyeTexan; All
And the GOP won't do a thing to help.

Conservatives are the antithesis to the Republican party leaders.

That's why it is up to us, Conservatives and the TPM to do something about this.

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Pro-Walker signature verification effort needs your help this weekend

Sunday, February 19, 2012 9:31:55 AM · by Qbert · 3 replies
Legal Insurrection ^ | February 17, 2012 | William A. Jacobson
As I reported the other day, petition signature checkers supporting Gov. Scott Walker are on track to identify between 100,000-200,000 invalid signatures on recall petitions. That number does not even include duplicate signatures, and we know that duplicates are a big problem. Supporters of Gov. Walker, however, need more time to go through the approximately 1 million signatures, and quite unbelievably, a judge in Wisconsin just denied a request for two extra weeks, even though that still would have kept the recall process within the statutory time period: A judge has denied Gov. Scott Walker’s request for a two-week extension to review...


21 posted on 02/19/2012 12:12:29 PM PST by Syncro (Sarah Palin, the unofficial Tea Party candidate for president--Virtual Jerusalem)
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To: Syncro

One thing I learned from participating in Operation Chaos in Texas is that even the powerful, much-feared Clinton Machine wasn’t prepared for the Obama Machine’s legal maneuvering at the caucuses. They simply had no idea what hit them. So if the Clinton Machine didn’t see it coming, I don’t expect the GOP-e to see it either.

Here is one small example:

The Obama campaign filed such a large number of legal challenges to Clinton delegates at my Senatorial District caucus that it would have taken the caucus attendees until midnight to review and resolve the challenges before beginning the actual caucus. (We arrived at 8:00 AM on a Saturday.) The Clinton campaign had filed legal challenges only to obviously fraudulent Obama delegates. So their number of challenges was much smaller. I think the ratio was 4 challenges by Obama to every 1 by Clinton.

In order to move the caucus forward and not keep a thousand delegates and alternates until well into the morning hours of the next day (Sunday,) the Obama legal team offered a settlement to the Clinton legal team. Obama would accept 50% of the delegate challenges as valid if the Clinton campaign would do the same. The Clinton campaign agreed. So Hillary ended up losing far more delegates than Obama.

And guess what happened when there weren’t enough Clinton delegates and alternates to fill the number of delegte spots allocated to Clinton for a particular precinct? The Obama alternates got to fill those spots. And of course they voted for Obama instead of Clinton once the caucus began.


36 posted on 02/19/2012 1:29:37 PM PST by BuckeyeTexan (Man is not free unless government is limited. ~Ronald Reagan)
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