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Allen West and the Big Fix (Will Floridians allow this election to be stolen before their eyes?)
The legitimacy the electoral process in St. Lucie County, Florida is now in question, as Rep. Allen West seeks judicial intervention to prevent certification of as vote count that is indisputably incompetent, and very possibly corrupt. John Fund, the go-to expert on electoral fraud, writes in National Review Online:
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Democrat Patrick Murphy, who leads West by some 2,000 votes, is trying to stop a full recount of controversial early ballots cast in St. Lucie County. His current victory margin is just large enough to avoid triggering an automatic recall of all precincts and all votes. …Gertrude Walker, the 32-year-veteran election supervisor of St. Lucie County…has spent much of the last two weeks explaining why her office completely botched the count. She admitted that her office had acted in “haste” in issuing election results, and that “mistakes were made.” Among her mistakes was failing to count 40 of the 94 precincts under her jurisdiction on Election Night – and then counting the other 54 twice. Indeed. On Friday, her office announced it had “discovered” 304 additional early votes left in a box. None had been counted
Tampa GOP Elitist Coup to Change Rules – Banish Grassroots?
I don’t have a lot of background on this depressing story, but will lead you to what I have. It seems the GOP is
Congressman Ron Paul at an event hosted in his honor at CPAC 2011 in Washington, D.C. Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
attempting to change the rules of how delegates work within the party, which includes allowing the presumptive presidential nominee to replace delegates elected by the states. Three points are laid out:
1) Delegates will be bound to vote in proportion to the popular voteregardless of any other considerations.
Clint & Mitt: You’ve Got to Get Mean…Mad-Dog Mean… (The outlaw Josey Wales)
Clint & Mitt: You’ve Got to Get Mean…Mad-Dog Mean.
Posted on Thursday, August 16, 2012 7:45:33 AM by goodn’mad
In the movie, “The Outlaw Josey Wales,” a small group was surrounded in the farm house preparing for an attack from a gang of outlaws. Josey prepares the group for the ensuing battle. He finally admonishes them with these words, “Now remember, when things look bad and it looks like you are not going to make it, then you’ve got to get mean. I mean plumb mad-dog mean. Cause if you lose your head and you give up, then you neither live nor win. That’s just the way it is.”
Crowning Romney backfires on Fox News and RNC as Delegates, Voters say NO!
Voters and Delegates say NOT Romney
This entire not Romney force is building to BUST like a water balloon in the face of Romney, his minions and the RNC on the Greta Poll this week on Greta Wire and pounded it within minutes! People are ANGRY.
They are angry at our cowardly media because they cannot address the current King, and you want to force feed another via crowning Romney, and have pushed turnout to record LOWS far below what is was with Stinky McCain in 2008.
268. Ron Paul Has Won the Future

NEWTON, IA - DECEMBER 28: Republican presidential candidate U.S. Rep Ron Paul (R-TX) looks on before the start of a town hall meeting at the Iowa Speedway on December 28, 2011 in Newton, Iowa. With less than one week to go before the Iowa caucuses, Ron Paul is trying to maintain his lead as he campaigns through Iowa. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
No rigged election can change that, Lew tells RT.
AUDIO
The Battle of Athens
2 AUGUST 1946
I. Introduction
On 2 August 1946, some Americans, brutalized by their county government, used armed force to overturn it. These Americans wanted honest, open elections. For years they had asked for state or Federal election monitors to prevent vote fraud — forged ballots, secret ballot counts, and intimidation by armed sheriff’s deputies — by the local political boss. They got no help.
These Americans’ absolute refusal to knuckle-under had been hardened by service in World War II. Having fought to free other countries from murderous regimes, they rejected vicious abuse by their county government. These Americans had a choice. Their state’s Constitution – Article 1, Section 26 – recorded their right to keep and bear arms for the common defense. Few “gun control” laws had been enacted.
II. The Setting
Many Americans Dissatisfied With All Presidential Candidates: Nearly half say there is no…
Many Americans Dissatisfied With All Presidential Candidates: Nearly half say there is no…
Gallup ^ | December 21, 2011 | Frank Newport
Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2011 6:24:06 PM by neverdem
Nearly half say there is no candidate who would make a good president
Americans are divided when asked if there is any candidate running who they think would make a good president, with 48% saying yes and 46% saying no. This is a slightly more positive outlook than that of 1992, when an incumbent president was also seeking re-election, but more pessimistic than in the election years of 2008 and 2000.
Next we have some questions about the 2012 presidential campaign. Please try to answer each question based on what you may have heard or read so far about the campaign and the candidates from the Democratic and Republican parties. [RANDOM ORDER]\n\nB. Is there any candidate running who you think would make a good president, or not? Selected trend, 1992-2011
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Gallup has asked this question in the presidential election years of 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2008, but at different points in the election cycle.
Dysfunctional Political System, Clownish Candidates
Dysfunctional Political System, Clownish Candidates
Catholic Exchange ^ | November 29, 2011 | Godfrey Hodgson
Posted on Tuesday, November 29, 2011 12:36:08 PM by EternalVigilance
For anti-Americans and others addicted to Schadenfreude, it could hardly get better. The delicious clip of Republican candidate Rick Perry, unable to remember the name of one of the three departments of the federal government he had pledged to abolish, was a moment to treasure.
Unusually quiet, S.C. still key for GOP field
Unusually quiet, S.C. still key for GOP field
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW ^ | November 20,2011 | Salena Zito
Posted on Sunday, November 20, 2011 3:48:05 PM by Hojczyk
According to most national political pundits, a parade of unelectable or uninterested candidates has alternately won the hearts and minds of GOP primary voters since last spring because no one candidate is acceptable.
Most primary voters and other experts disagree with that assessment, however.
“This happens every cycle,” said Sean Trende, senior elections analyst for RealClearPolitics. “Early on, a candidate may seem exciting, press the right ideological buttons, etc., but when it comes time to vote, those voters can’t really … see that candidate as president.”









































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