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I’m still ill, which is why I have not been around much. The fraud that went on in this election will just be swept under the table. Here in Wisconsin, people were sending in pictures of the numerous cars with Illinois tags at the polling stations. Ohio already had 200,000 votes in the bank, which is roughly what bho won Ohio by. We heard about the 100,000 people who were registered in GA, plus also registered in FL or OH. I am convinced this was the most fraudulent election in history. And yet, so many Republicans stayed home because they couldn’t pull the handle for McCain. The same ones who stayed home in 2006 to teach the GOP a lesson. To those I would like to say “thanks alot”....hopefully, it’s not too late to get our Country back. Just thinking about it makes me ill.

Get this -- there was a news item on FR a couple weeks ago about a black church in Alabama (I think) and the church parking lot was normally overflowing on weekends. A couple weeks before the election the lot was empty when it would have normally been full and somebody asked one of the few remaining parishioners why. Turns out it was because they had all boarded a bus and gone to Ohio to vote early.

There you have it -- Alabamans go to Ohio to vote, then the Ohioans drive to Illinois to vote then the Illinis drive to Wisconsin to vote.

I'm going to read John Fund's new book "Stealing Elections: How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy. He wrote a tremendous series of articles in the Wall Street Journal about 10 years ago on voter fraud and it has gotten much, much worse since then.

The only cure would be to cancel all voter registrations and give everybody six months to re-register.