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TOPIC: OT: Greatest potential for voting fraud from ACORN or Republican Party?
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== 1 of 1 ==
Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:32 pm
From: "david7gable@aol.com"
The following is replete with numerous references.
We're hearing a lot about the trumped-up charges against ACORN these
days—but very little about the massive voter suppression campaign
being orchestrated by the Republicans. The GOP is trying to purge
thousands of Democratic voters off the rolls in states like Ohio,
Florida, and Colorado.
[SEE "States' Actions to Block Voters Appear Illegal," New York Times,
October 8, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/3ojvj5 ]
John McCain and Sarah Palin are falsely accusing a community
organizing group—ACORN—of voting fraud to distract the media from
their own party's wrongdoing.
[SEE "ACORN defends efforts amid voter-fraud allegations," Associated
Press, October 14, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/4nddjd ]
Worst of all: It's working. The truth is, McCain is vilifying ACORN
to justify voter suppression—making it harder for Obama supporters to
vote.
The GOP's voter suppression campaign could steal this election. For
over twenty-five years, Republicans have promoted the myth of voting
fraud to argue for restrictive voting laws—but Bush's own Justice
Department found virtually no organized voting fraud.
[SEE "In 5-Year Effort, Scant Evidence of Voter Fraud," New York
Times, April 12, 2007, http://tinyurl.com/34qcmw]
[SEE ALSO "The Truth About Fraud," Brennan Center for Justice,
http://www.truthaboutfraud.org/ ]
Now McCain is attacking ACORN in order to justify a frenzy of lawsuits
making it harder for Obama supporters to vote.
Here's what he's not telling you:
THE ONLY FRAUD COMMITTED WAS AGAINST ACORN ITSELF. ACORN hired 13,000
workers to register a remarkable 1.3 million new voters. And a few of
them turned in registration forms with inaccurate and even made-up
names to get credit for work they didn't do. ACORN fired them and
turned them over to the authorities.
[SEE "The Truth About ACORN's Voter Registration Drives,"
http://acorn.org/quickfacts]
[SEE ALSO "Group Answers Charges of Voter Registration Fraud," New
York Times, October 14, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/4togtf ]
ACORN REPORTED THE FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION FORMS. In most states,
ACORN is required by law to submit all forms collected whether they
appear to be bogus or not—that way election officials, not partisan
groups, can make the call. ACORN flags cards that may not be
legitimate. And in many places, the charges of fraud only came up
because ACORN was the one who flagged the cards.
[SEE "Voter Group Admits Mistakes, Defends Work," ABC News, October
14, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/4fgks2 ]
[SEE ALSO "Is there ACORN fraud in Florida?," Orlando Sentinel,
October 15, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/49gpal ]
THIS WON'T HAVE ANY IMPACT ON THE ELECTION. No one is allowed to vote
unless they are properly registered. And there is no evidence of false
registrations actually leading to organized voting fraud.
[SEE "'Fraud' vs. 'Suppression'," Politico, October 14, 2008,
http://tinyurl.com/4megef ]
The false charges of voting fraud leveled at ACORN distract us from
the very real voter suppression campaign that is already well under
way. Republicans are looking for typos on voter registration forms,
threatening to challenge homeowners facing foreclosure, and falsely
warning that voters with outstanding traffic tickets may be arrested
if they go to the polls.
[SEE "After A Surge in Registration, A Surge in Suppression," Brennan
Center for Justice, October 7, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/53hhbx ]
[SEE ALSO "Democrats fear GOP will turn away foreclosed voters; GOP
won't rule out using residency change to challenge a ballot,"
Indianapolis Star, October 3, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/3shcpw ]
[SEE ALSO "Vote-scam fliers target black neighborhoods," Philadelphia
Daily News, October 2, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/4zpmgw ]
[SEE ALSO "Check-off box delays thousands of voter registrations,"
Denver Post, October 14, 2008, http://tinyurl.com/4xajd7 ]
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TOPIC: Youtube: Watch in horror as Republicans steal the next election
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Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:34 pm
From: "david7gable@aol.com"
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TOPIC: Frugal air fares still exist
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== 1 of 3 ==
Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:36 pm
From: The Real Bev
George Grapman wrote:
> The Real Bev wrote:
>> George Grapman wrote:
>>> The Real Bev wrote:
>>>> jdoe wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> orbitz doesn't always have the lowest fares, I have found dealing
>>>>> direct with the airline always get the lowest fares, search on
>>>>> www.kayak.com select a flight and then buy it directly from the
>>>>> airline
>>>>
>>>> Ditto. I've used Orbitz twice, but Kayak is better and gets my vote
>>>> next time. Curiously enough, now Delta has the best prices for
>>>> Ontario-RDU; 6 months ago it was Continental. Maybe I can get a
>>>> flight via SLC, which I would really like to do during the day.
>>>
>>> Earlier this year I found a fare on Jet Blue from SF to NY on a
>>> travel site. I was ready to take it but they would not give me a seat
>>> selection . Since I always want an aisle seat unless I have no choice
>>> I went to the Jet Blue site and got the same two non-stops for $20
>>> less and aisle seats.
>>
>> Feh. I want window seats. I want to look and take pictures and NEXT
>> time I'll take the little hand-held Garmin eMap GPS unit ($1 at a yard
>> sale) and record waypoints so I can figure out what that cool thing in
>> the picture is.
>
> T To each their own.On a red eye there is nothing to see. I prefer to
> sleep,have a little more leg room and stretch out in the aisle without
> waking/walking over people.
I love aerial views. I love maps. The opportunity to do it live is
irresistible. I also sit in the back so the wings don't get in the way,
and choose the north side of the plane so I don't have to stare into the
sun. I fly so infrequently that the trip itself is a treat.
> I always try to get the next to last row. Most people want to be
> closer to the front so they can run off and wait for their bags. This
> gives me a better chance for at least the middle seat to be empty and
> maybe all three.
I have yet to experience an empty seat. I guess that's what comes of
going for the cheapest flights I can find. Hey, we're all cattle, what
do we need room for?
> Also, the last row is sometimes the seat of last resort
> as it does not recline so if it is empty I grab it as soon as the seat
> belt sign goes off.
"Recline"? What is this "recline" of which you speak? 5 degrees is NOT
reclining.
> As far as frugal goes I bring my own food,better and cheaper than
> airline food (If they even have a meal) and I eat what I want when I want.
Food is unimportant, and drink just means I might have to fight my way
to the bathroom. The disadvantage of sitting in the back, of course, is
that the aroma of the disinfectant wafts over you each time somebody
opens or closes the john door. Big deal, but I might think differently
if one of the occupants had severe bowel problems...
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== 2 of 3 ==
Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:39 pm
From: George Grapman
The Real Bev wrote:
> George Grapman wrote:
>
>> The Real Bev wrote:
>>> George Grapman wrote:
>>>> The Real Bev wrote:
>>>>> jdoe wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> orbitz doesn't always have the lowest fares, I have found dealing
>>>>>> direct with the airline always get the lowest fares, search on
>>>>>> www.kayak.com select a flight and then buy it directly from the
>>>>>> airline
>>>>>
>>>>> Ditto. I've used Orbitz twice, but Kayak is better and gets my
>>>>> vote next time. Curiously enough, now Delta has the best prices
>>>>> for Ontario-RDU; 6 months ago it was Continental. Maybe I can get
>>>>> a flight via SLC, which I would really like to do during the day.
>>>>
>>>> Earlier this year I found a fare on Jet Blue from SF to NY on a
>>>> travel site. I was ready to take it but they would not give me a
>>>> seat selection . Since I always want an aisle seat unless I have no
>>>> choice I went to the Jet Blue site and got the same two non-stops
>>>> for $20 less and aisle seats.
>>>
>>> Feh. I want window seats. I want to look and take pictures and NEXT
>>> time I'll take the little hand-held Garmin eMap GPS unit ($1 at a
>>> yard sale) and record waypoints so I can figure out what that cool
>>> thing in the picture is.
>>
>> T To each their own.On a red eye there is nothing to see. I prefer
>> to sleep,have a little more leg room and stretch out in the aisle
>> without waking/walking over people.
>
> I love aerial views. I love maps. The opportunity to do it live is
> irresistible. I also sit in the back so the wings don't get in the way,
> and choose the north side of the plane so I don't have to stare into the
> sun. I fly so infrequently that the trip itself is a treat.
>
>> I always try to get the next to last row. Most people want to be
>> closer to the front so they can run off and wait for their bags. This
>> gives me a better chance for at least the middle seat to be empty and
>> maybe all three.
>
> I have yet to experience an empty seat. I guess that's what comes of
> going for the cheapest flights I can find. Hey, we're all cattle, what
> do we need room for?
>
>> Also, the last row is sometimes the seat of last resort as it does
>> not recline so if it is empty I grab it as soon as the seat belt sign
>> goes off.
>
> "Recline"? What is this "recline" of which you speak? 5 degrees is NOT
> reclining.
Beats sitting upright for 6 hours.
>
>> As far as frugal goes I bring my own food,better and cheaper than
>> airline food (If they even have a meal) and I eat what I want when I
>> want.
>
> Food is unimportant, and drink just means I might have to fight my way
> to the bathroom. The disadvantage of sitting in the back, of course, is
> that the aroma of the disinfectant wafts over you each time somebody
> opens or closes the john door. Big deal, but I might think differently
> if one of the occupants had severe bowel problems...
I tend to get hungry and thirsty over period of time.
>
== 3 of 3 ==
Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:56 pm
From: The Real Bev
George Grapman wrote:
> The Real Bev wrote:
>> George Grapman wrote:
>>
>> "Recline"? What is this "recline" of which you speak? 5 degrees is NOT
>> reclining.
>
> Beats sitting upright for 6 hours.
>>
>>> As far as frugal goes I bring my own food,better and cheaper than
>>> airline food (If they even have a meal) and I eat what I want when I
>>> want.
>>
>> Food is unimportant, and drink just means I might have to fight my way
>> to the bathroom. The disadvantage of sitting in the back, of course, is
>> that the aroma of the disinfectant wafts over you each time somebody
>> opens or closes the john door. Big deal, but I might think differently
>> if one of the occupants had severe bowel problems...
>
> I tend to get hungry and thirsty over period of time.
Wiss!
--
Cheers,
Bev
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Of course SoCal has four seasons:
Earthquake, Mudslide, Brushfire, and Riot
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Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 8:54 pm
From: The Real Bev
Rod Speed wrote:
>>>>>>> Havent worked out how to do that in the car for a viable
>>>>>>> price tho.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Don't they have GPS attachments for laptops for $50US?
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheaper than that actually. That isnt the problem. The
>>>>> problem is the cost of cellphone net access.
>>>>>
>>>>> Cant be justified for yard sales.
>>>
>>>> Clearly not, but why would you need cell access?
>>>
>>> To use google maps in the car, stupid.
>>>
>>>> You get the GPS coordinates from the unit, which feeds it to
>>>> the computer, which does all the heavy lifting.
>>>
>>> Doesnt access google maps tho, stupid.
>>
>> Why would you need google maps?
>
> Like I said, its always more up to date than the maps in the GPS,
> particularly with new housing subdivisions.
>
>> What's wrong with the mapping software that comes with GPS units
>> which is updated more or less annually?
>
> Annually is nothing like as good as google maps.
There's such a thing as overkill. BTW, the google street views are much
newer than the overheads, which are in some cases two years old.
>> Nobody has anything like that available for use on a computer?
>
> No point in having that on a computer when you have a GPS with it on
> instead.
Look, we're trying to find an inexpensive GPS system -- under $50 added
to your existing laptop. I think we've done it.
> And yes, you can have it on the laptop if you're that stupid.
Not stupid. Frugal.
--
Cheers,
Bev
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Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 9:51 pm
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Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 10:37 pm
From: Jeff
Dennis wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Oct 2008 19:27:11 -0400, Jeff <jeff@spam_me_not.com> wrote:
>
>> Dennis wrote:
>>> On Wed, 15 Oct 2008 02:20:20 -0400, Jeff <jeff@spam_me_not.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Now clearly, if George W Bush hadn't taken a 230 Billion surplus and
>>>> left us with 5 trillion in additional debt this would have been much
>>>> easier to manage. And exactly who has been left better off under these
>>>> economic policies?
>>> The outrageious deficit spending under Bush is a scandal. In no way
>>> do I defend it. But the myth of a Clinton surplus has been repeated
>>> too often and only makes you look foolish. There was no surplus, only
>>> accounting tricks. The national debt grew each year under Clinton
>>> budgets:
>> Well, I'll look into that further. But this a bit about symantics and
>> at no time did I mention national debt.
>
> The bottom line is: if the national debt didn't decrease, then there
> was no surplus. If a private business tried to use the kind of
> accounting tricks and misdirection that the government does, it would
> be prosecuted. This is not a partisan criticism and is true of all
> recent administrations.
>
>> Even by those figures you'll see that under Clinton "National Debt"
>> increases were almost erased.
>
> Agreed. The deficit was small by recent standards. But no surplus.
>
>
>> As bad as the debt is under Bush on the surface, it is much worse
>> under the covers. Much has been deferred and is off the books. One
>> example of which is the replacement cost for all the military machinery
>> worn out in Iraq.
>
> Agreed. We (and our descendents) are in deep shit.
Historically, competent presidents have sought (or at least seen the
benefit) in putting something away for a rainy day by slowing down the
debt. Well, it's a damn stormy day and all that money was squandered.
There will need to be stimulus for this economy and there are direly
neglected needs (energy, global warming, infrastructure). I don't see
how the debt will not be controlled for some years.
I did note that Obama said in the debate that we have been living
beyond our means for some time.
No one has ever won the presidency by promising sacrifice. We'll see
how this is governed. I see Obama as being pragmatic, we'll see.
Jeff
>
> Dennis (evil)
== 2 of 2 ==
Date: Thurs, Oct 16 2008 11:26 pm
From: "Al. E. Gator Sr."
my,my,my, it looks like mccunt got $21,500 too,
so, like does that make him less guilty in your crossed eyes goober ?
hell, even Larry, toe tappin craig got some,
also, you neglect the New York Times list which is referenced on this site ,
typical lying,cocksucking hillbilly :
Not that this list has no value, but are democrats more culpable than repubs
just because they got a 'staggering' 700.000 more?? Methinks not.
Especially if there's merit to the NYT list
McCain got $169,900 + 21.550 = 191.450
(of which 21.550 from individuals)
Obama got $16,000 + 126.349 = 142.349
(of which 120.349 from individuals)
so, as usual, you hillbillies have a load of shit
"ChairMan" <why4@fu.com> wrote in message
news:48f77e8d$0$20293$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
> In news:ebidnWceItyRFWjVnZ2dnUVZ_v3inZ2d@comcast.com,
> Al.E. Gator Sr. <Gator for Prez.com>spewed forth:
>> "ChairMan" <why4@fu.com> wrote in message
>> news:48f579d2$0$25086$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
>>> In news:nQIIk.638$Rx2.628@nwrddc01.gnilink.net,
>>> TruthTeller@nospam.net <TruthTeller@nospam.net>spewed forth:
>>>> In <7jl6f4ldenr79pkva926m7fv4tlva508p3@4ax.com>, on 10/13/2008
>>>> at 10:10 AM, jdoe <jdoe@aol.com> said:
>>>
>>> Bill Clinton has just done a better job blaming the democrats for
>>> this than
>>> John McCain has done! By the way, in 3 years Barack Obama managed to
>>> become
>>> the number 2 recipient of Fannie/Freddie money, beaten only slightly
>>> by Chris Dodd who had a 30 year head start.
>>
>> nice try el shithead, all you hillbillies keep beating this point but
>> none of you will tell everyone how MUCH money it was,
>>
>> so how about trying to be a MAN for once in your miserable, worthless,
>> hillbilly existence and give us some figures
>
> typical democratic response, you want someone else to do the work for you.
> http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/09/update-fannie-mae-and-freddie.html
>
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