http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,65849,00.html
Tax Deductible $ to Get Out the Vote The Democratic Socialists of America, which bill themselves as the largest socialist organization in the country, is raising tax-deductible money to send young people in the state of Minnesota where they can take advantage of same-day registration to vote for liberal incumbent Paul Wellstone. Under the heading, "Send a student to Minnesota ," the group's Web site says, "Wellstone will need a high percentage of young people to register and vote for him." But it adds, "Because we are focusing on issue-based voter registration, this electoral work can be supported by tax-deductible contributions."
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Here's Rush Limbaugh's Column on this topic (love Rush's headline! Woo hoo!):
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_101602/content/stack_b.guest.html
Socialists Rally For Senator Welfare, Fraud Abounds
October 16, 2002
Socialists are letting no law stand in their way in their effort to re-elect ulta[sic]-liberal, comfort-Saddam Senator Paul Welfare – affectionately known by President Bush as "Pablo." They're so worried about his poll numbers, that they began a secret campaign to bus liberal college students in to register to vote that day!
These are literally socialists, folks. These are the same people who see the horrors of the USSR, National Socialism and Mao, and think that if geniuses like them were in charge, they'd have done better. The Democratic Socialists of America (one of the biggest oxymorons I've ever heard) say that their plan to send some two dozen young people to Minnesota this month to help Wellstone "has been misinterpreted."
Yet their intentions couldn't be clearer: to break the law. On their website they write, "We are mobilizing to bring young people in Minnesota. Minnesota is one of the few states that allows same-day voter registration. We will, therefore, focus our energy on registering young people. Wellstone will need a high percentage of young people to register and vote for him."
I rolled our instant-classic EIB parody of the Torricelli-McAuliffe Tours in honor of this story and the one on voter fraud in South Dakota. These guys are in a panic. Everything they've tried has failed. They have no ideas. They can't give a single reason to vote for them – only reasons to vote against Republicans. Now they've been forced to join up with the president because he's so respected and right on.
(See: Tom & Dick Following Carville Memo Daily). They're even mouthing the language of tax cuts! This is uncanny to me. They're really off their game.
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