It is really a shame. Such a bright man, but they have gotten to him. Not sure what he is getting out of this. During the campaign, he was firmly entrenched in Clinton’s camp, and highlighted why her health care plan was superior to Obama’s. I guess he forgot that, but I sure haven’t.

Thanks, too, for the piece from Iowa. That happened so early on, I don’t know how those caucuses were run, but if the others are representative, we can only assume ACORN was involved int hose as well. We know that Texas, glaringly, as well as Washington, had some major shenanigans occur with their caucuses, including people being bused in. So, yeah – what happened in Iowa from the get-go?

Thanks for the thoughtful comments – even before your coffee!

What a surprise. Not.

That this fact eludes Obama’s supporters is indicative that they do not understand the most basic of of civics. Hence, the liberties they take with the Constitution and laws (like the federal ones Obama is breaking) sail past…

And not that I agree with the (ugh) “swooning” over the shallow one, they do say, “beauty is only skin deep” and he’s running out of that skin.

Will Corzine Allies Steal the Election in New Jersey? ACORN, Dirty Tricks and Absentee Ballot Fraud

More telling that the fix is in, however, is the sudden appearance of ACORN on the scene. Not by name, mind you, as their reputation is so tarnished that even New Jersey Democrats don’t want to be associated with them. No, in New Jersey ACORN sought cover behind its big brother, SEIU, specifically SEIU Local 32BJ.

The political director for the SEIU local is Peter Colavito. Just last year, he was ACORN’s political director in New York, working directly under Bertha Lewis, ACORN’s CEO and co-chair of ACORN-backed Working Families Party. He was, and remains, a top official and board member of the Working Families Party in New York. In fact, his wife is currently an employee of the Working Families Party. Corzine has made much of his endorsement by the SEIU local, failing to mention the union’s deep ties to both ACORN and its Working Families Party in New York.

These ties are starting to appear, however. GOP officials recently received a phone tip from a hospital in Newark, reporting that people in ACORN t-shirts were in the facility signing up and collecting absentee ballots. New Jersey law allows anyone to take up to 10 absentee ballots at a time. The tipster reported seeing individuals in the ACORN shirts entering the hospital with blank absentee ballots and leaving with completed ballots.

There are reports out of Camden, New Jersey that voters are discovering that absentee ballots have already been submitted under their name. They did not authorize these ballots. Early reports suggested that the number of absentee ballots ‘requested’ in Camden city is higher than in any previous election. This will no doubt spark confusion on election day.

Possibly anticipating this confusion, the state Democratic Committee recently sent a letter to the Secretary of State, arguing that any absentee ballot that is rejected should still be counted as a “provisional” vote. The letter complained that almost 3,000 absentee ballots had already been rejected “solely on the basis of a comparison of their signature to the signature on record.” Solely? If the signature of the voter doesn’t match the signature on the ballot, is there really a reason to look at anything else? The letter from the state Democrats suggests that election officials should simply verify that the address on the absentee ballot matches the address on record. Right, and my bank should go
ahead and cash any suspicious check as long as the address on the check matches my home address

http://biggovernment.com/2009/11/01/will-corzine-allies-steal-the-election-in-new-jersey-acorn-dirty-tricks-and-absentee-ballot-fraud/#more-23882
http://biggovernment.com/

The only satisfaction I get these days is that we didn’t vote for this fraud.

But it’s not much solace when you read about what the future holds in the USA with these jerks at the helm. I am really worried about the economy.