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Just did my first day as a red-shirt poll watcher yesterday, deep in the blue wasteland of the Rust Belt. Lines were pretty long, but I did my best to try to ID every voter in line. There were so many "Marcia Fudge" types voting, but I was able to find at least 3 cases of VOTER FRAUD (guess what, all black folks who had ILLEGALLY changed addresses. I reported to the precinct captains but I'm not sure if THOSE LIBERALS did anything. We honestly need to prevent a lot of people from voting, no vote if you don't own...

A Florida Catholic parish's 45-year tradition of serving as a polling place for elections came to an end after Tuesday's primary after ongoing complaints by a handful of pro-abortion and pro-homosexual activists led church leaders to end their partnership with the Brevard County Board of Elections. Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church in Indialantic, FL, has hosted about 5,000 voters from three precincts in a multi-use area of the building that is separate from the main church. Florida Today reported that the trouble began in 2008, when the church displayed a message on its marquee urging parishioners to vote for...

Before Election Day 2010 actually arrived, there were outcries, small scattered protests that things were not quite right. This happens nearly every election cycle as irregularities and mistakes can occur. However this time was different. There were reports out of Nevada, in current Majority Leader Harry Reid’s district that the ballots, which were incidentally (or maybe coincidentally) handled by non other than SEIU, and already filled out for Harry Reid. In Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County to be exact, hundreds of thousands of absentee and military ballots were never even mailed! Still many more reported missing the deadlines for sending out ballots...

Meg Whitman, the businesswoman-turned-politician who is perhaps the leading candidate for the Republican nomination for governor next year, has largely failed the most basic test of citizenship — voting. Sadly, the voting record of Carly Fiorina, the GOP's hope for unseating U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer next year, isn't much better. Speaking at a state Republican convention in Sacramento earlier this year, Whitman, evidently trying to defuse the issue in advance, said this: “Voting is a precious gift handed down by generations of Americans. I regret not having delivered my vote on several occasions.” Several occasions? Try almost never, at least...

I am still in shock. Here we are, less than twenty days from the inaguration of W. part II and John Conyers is still protesting the election in Ohio! My first question is why? Didn't his buddy Michael Moore have hundred of election day observers with video cameras stationed all around the state looking for trouble? They found none, but that isn't good enough for John. Conyers is claiming there were serious election irregularities and "significant disenfranchisement" of Ohio voters. As claim of this, he and his buddies have compiled a 102 page report listing what they say is enough...

WESTWOOD, CALIF. – Streets and alleys are cordoned off. Sidewalk crowds press against police tape for blocks. Paparazzi are poised. Finally, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the real-life counterpart to the 25-ft. cutout of a leather-clad "Terminator" that stands atop the Fox Theater here, steps out of a limo. The crowd, predictably, cheers. Mr. Schwarzenegger's comment, equally predictable, sparks pandemonium: "I told you ... I'll be baaack." The audience reaction at the movie première of "Terminator 3" this week has some California Republicans hoping that such ready-made popularity could revive the party's fortunes in the state. Mr. Schwarzenegger - long one of Hollywood's...