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  • Kerry’s commments: A different take, and the perfect response to angry Reps!
    31 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    So the big controversy today (Tues,Halloween), is John Kerry’s urging of young men (and women) to get a solid educaton or they might wind up fighting in Iraq. On the surface it LOOKS like Kerry is dissing the US military (as I’ve read elsewhere). In my opinion: No way! He is just counceling those who might NOT choose to run off to any so-called "noble war" just because they have no alternative, because they need the money.
    John Kerry, although not my choice for president (didn’t fight (…)

  • Defeat Bush-kissers (Sherrod Brown)_Worse than GOP!
    25 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Harry Truman used to say that a real Republican could beat a phony one — one running as a Democrat — every time. I want to prove the great President right once again.
    I predict that Sherrod Brown (running for U.S. Senate) and Lewis Katz — Republicans in Democratic "clothing" — are going down to defeat. I will vote against them myself but for most other Democrats.
    Like Mr. Truman, I feel that a fake Democrat and a fake Democratic Party are worse than nothing. By aping the Republicans (…)

  • The GOP’s message of fear and subjugation
    23 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    The GOP’s message of fear and subjugation
    By Mary MacElveen
    October 23, 2006
    In reading this Washington Post article: GOP aims to scare up big voter turn out, I zeroed in on this, “GOP officials plan to spend the final days of the 2006 campaign attempting to rally partisans and limit conservative defections with dire warnings about the consequences of a Democratic Congress.” They are warning the base that “Democrats will raise taxes, weaken national security and liberalize social (…)

  • The Neocons Are Desperate! Resurrecting The Bogeyman!
    21 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Trinity New GOP Ad Sparks Furor Democrats Call Move ’Desperate’ Sat Oct 21, 2006 16:03
    THE ZIONISTS-NEOCON CABAL ARE DESPERATE!
    More FAKE TERROR-ENDLESS TERROR ALERTS SCRIPTED, CHOREOGRAPHED, STAGED, FAKE, BOGUS TERROR!
    New GOP Ad Sparks Furor Democrats Call Move ’Desperate’ will It Hurt or Help Republicans?
    Updated:2006-10-21 12:04:57 Republican’s bin Laden Ad Sparks Furor Party Hopes to Focus Election on National Security Reuters WASHINGTON (Oct. 21) - Republicans unveiled an (…)

  • Letter Sent to Joe Lieberman who said Democrats have got to change their ways
    18 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Dear Folks,
    Below is an email sent to Joe Lieberman. His fax is not working at the present moment, so I will be mailing him this letter. As you will see, I did provide his email address, please feel free to email him too.
    Mary!
    Joe 2006
    Campaign Headquarters
    10 Columbus Boulevard
    Hartford, CT 06106
    Phone: 860.244.2006
    Fax: 860.727.9911
    Email: info@joe2006.com
    To Joe Lieberman, October 18, 2006
    I (…)

  • Green’s Ed Boyd Challenges Duopoly in Maryland
    15 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    “The Republican and Democratic Parties...morph into one corporate party with two heads.” - Ralph Nader
    Owings Mills, Maryland - The Maryland Public Television (MPT) station, one of the largest in the state, decided to hold a debate on Oct. 14, 2006, between the candidates running for the office of governor. The general election will be held on November 7th. MPT invited only the incumbent, Robert Ehrlich, a Republican, who has close ties to George Bush’s White House; and one of his (…)

  • "Emergency Paper Ballots" will sink Dems in Nov (& I’m a paper ballot guy)
    13 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    I’m against emergency paper ballots and am starting to say so in various writings. Ironically, emergency paper ballots will greatly help to snatch Democratic defeat from the jaws of Democratic victory.
    On the other hand, if you’re one of my Republican friends you will like these emergency paper ballots.
    And indeed, my favorite top political operative for Republicans in the Republican California Secretary of STate’s office is indeed highly in favor of emergency paper ballots: Susan (…)

  • Signs of a Wider, Deeper Scandal in Congress
    9 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By Andrea Seabrook
    NPR.org, January 20, 2006 · The business and legislative dealings of many members of Congress are under increased scrutiny these days — and it’s not just former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and others connected to disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Those high-profile relationships between big-money lobbyists and congressional leaders have trained public hawkeyes on other instances of quid pro quo — or the appearance thereof.
    One such case involves Republican Jerry (…)

  • Alaska Division of Elections Asked to Explain Why 2004 Electronic Election Data Was Changed in 2006
    6 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Kay Brown, Alaska Democratic Party October 05, 2006
    Division of Elections Asked to Explain Changes
    The Alaska Democratic Party today asked the Division of Elections to explain why changes were made in July of 2006 to the electronic database that contains the results of the 2004 General Election. A review of the audit trail of the GEMS database for the 2004 elections shows that modifications were made to the database on July 12 and July 13, 2006.
    The Democratic Party recently (…)

  • Will Martin O’Malley Pull a Kathleen Kennedy Townsend?
    6 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    “Cassius has a lean and hungry look.” - William Shakespeare
    Baltimore, Maryland - This state is in the midst of the roughest, toughest and dirtiest political gubernatorial campaigns in modern history. And, guess what? It makes for great theatre, too! Millions of bucks are pouring into the coffers of the two major candidates from the special interests. In one corner is the incumbent, Robert Ehrlich, a Republican and loyal Dubya devotee. A former member of the U.S. Congress, Ehrlich learned (…)