Voter Fraud

My computer screen is unresponsive. I scream at it constantly: "Wake Up, Dammit! The election is a hoax perpetrated by government!", but it doesn't hear me, it doesn't respond, it just keeps showing me the evidence, voter registrations, poll results that are so obviously fake that not even Goofy in a Disney cartoon would be able to miss it.

The Dems are planning a super majority in Congress, B-HO's 'transition' team is already meeting, the media are reporting that it will be a B-HO landslide. How do they know that?

Fraud.

When I first got the right to vote, you had to be 21. You had to register well in advance of the PRIMARY election (you couldn't vote in the General otherwise), you had to show your registration card at the polling place, only military and certain citizens living abroad could vote absentee, and the ballot had to be cast within days of the actual election date, note months before hand.

It isn't ACORN that is responsible for this, it's government, government that abets fraud, and we, my friends are the losers. No matter who wins next month, he will be bathed in the stink of fraud, and no election can ever be considered fair until we the people get control over the voter registration process once again.

http://townhall.com/columnists/AmandaCarpenter/2008/10/17/acorn_voter_fraud_in_nm

I find it curious, also, that in spite of the evidence, not one politician, state, local or otherwise, has made voter fraud and election reform an issue.

Econ 101

The beauty of the current 'crisis' is that it shows who has an understanding of the economy and who doesn't.

First, let's take the Democrat Party. They have been saying that 'Bush Tax Cuts For The Wealthy' are the cause of economic woe.

Well then, why is B-HO saying he'd leave them in place if the economy is bad? People! Please! This about it. If the tax cuts caused the problem, shouldn't rescinding them fix the problem?

Second, the notion that something has to be done or the economy will crash. Um, just go go here and read Walter E. Williams' lesson on the economy:

http://townhall.com/columnists/WalterEWilliams/2008/09/24/scaring_us_to_death

In God We Trust,
Liberty Card

Where's B-HO

Well, now that Sarah, ah, Gov Palin, is on a ticket, the luster has come off B-HO's star.

Haaaa haaa haaa.

Sarah!

At last, there is some good news for conservatives and the country. Since this whole process began, it's been "Obama this" and "Obama that". Why to vote for hism and why to vote against him.

John McC was just like an old grandpa, safe, there for ya, but not energetic enough to go surfing with, or join The Marines with, or go rock climbing, or any of the things leaders do with their flock.

Well that's changed now. Sarah has changed the dynamic. Now the talk is about why to for some her. It's like a big weight has been lifted from the public dynamic.

And in one brilliant master stroke, Johnny Mac has ushered in a new face for the Republican Party, fresh, young, dynamic, and yes, articulate in a way that pundits ought to see makes B-Ho look like a middle school debate student.

We are pleased.

Charity not Handouts

Here's teh sage and witty Walter E. Williams quoting the anti welfare meaning in the Constitution:

GOVERNMENT

“Edgar K. Browning, professor of economics at Texas A&M University, has a new book aptly titled ‘Stealing from Each Other.’ Its subtitle, ‘How the Welfare State Robs Americans of Money and Spirit,’ goes to the heart of what the book is about. The rise of equalitarian ideology has driven Americans to steal from one another. Browning explains that certain kinds of equality have been a cherished value in America. Equality under the law and, within reason, equality of opportunity is consistent with a free society. Equality of results is an anathema to a free society and within it lie the seeds of tyranny... [Browning]... reminds us of the biblical admonition ‘Thou shalt not steal.’ Government income redistribution programs produce the same result as theft. In fact, that’s what a thief does; he redistributes income. The difference between government and thievery is mostly a matter of legality. Browning’s solution is captured in the title of his last chapter, ‘Just Say No,’ where he proposes, ‘The federal government shall not adopt any policies that transfer income (resources) from some Americans to other Americans.’ He agrees with James Madison, the father of our Constitution, who said, ‘I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents’.” —Walter Williams

All A Twitter

Just signed up for twitter. Gonna get messages from Congress on the Oil Flapex.....

Spam Friday

I feel left out..