[Homestead] It's almost over
DSanner106 at aol.com
DSanner106 at aol.com
Tue Dec 2 10:58:52 EST 2008
I agree, my mother worked for Obama, and they had held the meetings to
discuss what they would do in the event of a loss and had literally thousands of
lawyers lined up. The race card was to be the major focus of their efforts and
they had gathered poll data meant to support a bias case.
Minnesota will almost certainly send the man who lost the election to
Washington, as it will come down to a vote of senate on final appeal and we know
the makeup of the senate.
The thing I have been watching is the announcement of cabinet members. Do
you all remember the huge protest the Dems made at each announcement of cabinet
members under Bush? Mother Teresa would have not been good enough. Not one
protest from the Reps so far on Obamas picks, even Hillary Clinton and they
don't protest. I am amazed the mainstream media has not been able to dig up even
grumbling to focus on.
A very obvious difference between the two sides.
Drew
In a message dated 12/2/2008 10:31:54 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
rayzentz at aim.com writes:
Bev wrote...
Oh yeah, I think it will end up in court, too. But I gotta say that I
am surprised that I haven't seen too many news stories about allegations
of fraud or unfair election activity from either side since Election
Day, which is amazing in light of all the press we saw _before_ Election
Day...there were voter problems everywhere, it seemed...
If Obama had lost, there would have been. a LOT.
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