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To: SeekAndFind

If millions of other morons hadn’t voted for him, 1000 felons wouldn’t have mattered.


3 posted on 08/09/2012 1:44:06 PM PDT by DuncanWaring (The Lord uses the good ones; the bad ones use the Lord.)
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To: DuncanWaring

You know when John Roberts handed down his infamous decision I immediately thought of this. This travesty is the Republicans fault. They just laid down and took this. It was so blatant even back then. And I am assuming the same thing happened in Nevada


4 posted on 08/09/2012 1:50:09 PM PDT by rocketmag
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RE: If millions of other morons hadn’t voted for him, 1000 felons wouldn’t have mattered.

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BTW, Remember a guy named Al Greene?

He was the accidental Democrat senate candidate in 2010 for North Carolina challenging Jim DeMint.

The thing about Greene was this -— He did not attend the state Democratic party convention, did not file legally required forms with the Secretary of the Senate or Federal Election Commission, and attempted to pay his $10,400 filing fee with a personal check, rather than a check from a campaign account.

THE DEMOCRATS DID NOT EVEN SUPPORT HIM AND SIMPLY GAVE UP THE SOUTH CAROLINA SEAT.

Jim DeMint did not even campaign and nobody took Al Greene seriously or even gave him a chance.

The final tally in 2010 -— DeMint 62%, Greene 28% with most of the remaining votes going to the Green Party of South Carolina.

In other words, close to 330,000 South Carolinians voted for Greene.

That’s a HUGE number for my taste.


7 posted on 08/09/2012 1:57:54 PM PDT by SeekAndFind (bOTRT)
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To: DuncanWaring

RE: If millions of other morons hadn’t voted for him, 1000 felons wouldn’t have mattered.

___________________________

BTW, Remember a guy named Al Greene?

He was the accidental Democrat senate candidate in 2010 for South Carolina challenging Jim DeMint.

The thing about Greene was this -— He did not attend the state Democratic party convention, did not file legally required forms with the Secretary of the Senate or Federal Election Commission, and attempted to pay his $10,400 filing fee with a personal check, rather than a check from a campaign account.

THE DEMOCRATS DID NOT EVEN SUPPORT HIM AND SIMPLY GAVE UP THE SOUTH CAROLINA SEAT.

Jim DeMint did not even campaign and nobody took Al Greene seriously or even gave him a chance.

The final tally in 2010 -— DeMint 62%, Greene 28% with most of the remaining votes going to the Green Party of South Carolina.

In other words, close to 330,000 South Carolinians voted for Greene.

That’s a HUGE number for my taste.


9 posted on 08/09/2012 1:58:14 PM PDT by SeekAndFind (bOTRT)
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