Posted by
Bryn T. Jones on Tuesday, April 14, 2009 10:59:35 PM
Since liberals are so anxious to label the 80s the "Decade of Greed" and so forth, it seems appropriate to give them a label that is, perhaps, a bit too real: the 08 election year could be the "Year of Fraud." Obama has defrauded the American people, either by omission or commission. He has possibly concealed a birth certificate that might invalidate him for his position. After having run as a radical in the primaries he did the most spectacular tack to the right to appear as a centrist for the general election, so much so that he hoodwinked so-called conservatives who really should have known better. All that qualifies for fraud, either of the soft variety, or the crook in the striped pajamas type.
Then we have Minnesota. The state of Mid-West values, right? You betcha! We get election results that show Senator Norm Coleman with a 700 vote margin of victory only to watch the creative math on the part of the election board and other appointed and/or elected (Democrat) officials re-work the results to favor the sad satirist Al Franken by a 1,000 vote swing.
I'm not a huge fan of Norm Coleman, though I did vote for him. But I do hope he appeals this travesty up to the Supreme Court, if necessary, so this type of theivery does not go unchecked.
I hope this sort of ACORN activism will show the need for I.D. requirements at the voting precints. Voting is a priviledge, not a right, and we should all get exactly one vote, not three, not four. And the candidates should be bound by the same rules for all votes, without the silly re-counting of rejected ballots, discovery of lost ballots, etc. If this doesn't go unchecked, we may end up with a Hugo Chaves leader in as little as 4 years.