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It's more than a tad worse, it IS actual voter fraud.

The registration of voters by people getting paid for it who make up names and addresses to get paid isn't the same as actually switching real peoples partys when they are registered or their votes when they vote.

DEM disrepect of the voters, of the system, of thier opponet, of the country seems to be norm of time. Maybe they all have taken Dude's far left Socialist European online internet courses.

Beware of Chicagoans bearing Gifts!!!!

Great News!
JOHN MURTHA has downgraded his constituency from RACISTS to REDNECKS. That's a vast improvement...now they're only bitter and cling to their religeon and guns.
AMERICA IS WONDERFUL

Biden's Fantasy World
Sarah Palin may not know as much about the world, but at least most of what she knows is true.
In the popular media wisdom, Sarah Palin is the neophyte who knows nothing about foreign policy while Joe Biden is the savvy diplomatic pro. Then what are we to make of Mr. Biden's fantastic debate voyage last week when he made factual claims that would have got Mrs. Palin mocked from New York to Los Angeles?


AP Start with Lebanon, where Mr. Biden asserted that "When we kicked -- along with France, we kicked Hezbollah out of Lebanon, I said and Barack said, 'Move NATO forces in there. Fill the vacuum, because if you don't know -- if you don't, Hezbollah will control it.' Now what's happened? Hezbollah is a legitimate part of the government in the country immediately to the north of Israel."

The U.S. never kicked Hezbollah out of Lebanon, and no one else has either. Perhaps Mr. Biden meant to say Syria, except that the U.S. also didn't do that. The Lebanese ousted Syria's military in 2005. As for NATO, Messrs. Biden and Obama may have proposed sending alliance troops in, but if they did that was also a fantasy. The U.S. has had all it can handle trying to convince NATO countries to deploy to Afghanistan.

Speaking of which, Mr. Biden also averred that "Our commanding general in Afghanistan said the surge principle in Iraq will not work in Afghanistan." In trying to correct him, Mrs. Palin mispronounced the general's name -- saying "General McClellan" instead of General David McKiernan. But Mr. Biden's claim was the bigger error, because General McKiernan said that while "Afghanistan is not Iraq," he also said a "sustained commitment" to counterinsurgency would be required. That is consistent with Mr. McCain's point that the "surge principles" of Iraq could work in Afghanistan.

Then there's the Senator's astonishing claim that Mr. Obama "did not say he'd sit down with Ahmadinejad" without preconditions. Yet Mr. Biden himself criticized Mr. Obama on this point in 2007 at the National Press Club: "Would I make a blanket commitment to meet unconditionally with the leaders of each of those countries within the first year I was elected President? Absolutely, positively no."

Or how about his rewriting of Bosnia history to assert that John McCain didn't support President Clinton in the 1990s. "My recommendations on Bosnia, I admit I was the first one to recommend it. They saved tens of thousands of lives. And initially John McCain opposed it along with a lot of other people. But the end result was it worked." Mr. Biden's immodesty aside, Mr. McCain supported Mr. Clinton on Bosnia, as did Bob Dole even as he was running against him for President in 1996 -- in contrast to the way Mr. Biden and Democratic leaders have tried to undermine President Bush on Iraq.

Closer to home, the Delaware blarney stone also invited Americans to join him at "Katie's restaurant" in Wilmington to witness middle-class struggles. Just one problem: Katie's closed in the 1980s. The mistake is more than a memory lapse because it exposes how phony is Mr. Biden's attempt to pose for this campaign as Lunchbucket Joe.

We think the word "lie" is overused in politics today, having become a favorite of the blogosphere and at the New York Times. So we won't say Mr. Biden was deliberately making events up when he made these and other false statements. Perhaps he merely misspoke. In any case, Mrs. Palin may not know as much about the world as Mr. Biden does, but at least most of what she knows is true.

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Stir It Up,Little Darling,Stir It Up......

Because I'm kind and senstive...I'll give you $50k as is.....

With all the Biden "gaffs".......I say Obummer should appoint JOHN MURTHA as his new VP candidate

Some people have told me that I look pissed off all the time. They say I look pissed off even if I'm not. I don't see why they would think that. I would think that unless I am happy or sad my face would just be expressionless. Maybe it's something wrong with me. I guess I could have a happy face although it would just seem so fake though.

Congress dear!

Present!

Under the current administrations plan that you all are crying to continue we have found ourselves up shi* creek without a proverbial paddle. What paddle do you suppose we should use. It cannot continue the way it has in my opinion.

The buisness you speak of are are not just cutting back now they are closing while the people loose their homes. Jobs have been outsorced, we already have a very high unemployment rate it's been growing all year. The tax rates and loopholes need to be adjusted and closed.

I will not mourn the loss of that, why do you. Seems you want the ghosts of Christmas past. Its a new year and a dire one now.

It seems to me that you are not looking at the reality of now.

Once upon a time, a man appeared in a village and announced to the villagers that he would buy monkeys for €10 each. The villagers, seeing that there were lots of monkeys around, went out into the forest and started catching as many as they could, and the man bought thousands of monkeys at €10 each.

As supply started to diminish and villagers slowed down their efforts, he announced that now he would buy monkeys at €20 each. This renewed the efforts of the villagers and they started catching monkeys again.

Soon the supply diminished even further, and people started going back to their farms. The offer rate increased to €25 each, and the supply of monkeys became so low that it was difficult to even see a monkey, let alone catch one. So of course, our man now declared that he would buy monkeys at €50 each.

However, he suddenly had to go to the city on some urgent business, so he announced that his assistant would now buy monkeys on his behalf.

Once the man had gone, his assistant told the villagers, "Look at all
these monkeys collected by my boss in that big cage! I will sell them to you at R€35 each, and when he comes back, you can sell them back to him for €50 each."

Naturally, the villagers queued up with all their savings to buy monkeys at a throw-away price of €35 each, when the market rate was €50 each.

Look around you Sparky, the recession/depression is changing the numbers rapidly. There are lots of people who use to have money who don't now.

There are lots of programs who don't have funding even though they still have an empty shell of a name. You think we are being given the whole picture, no we are not!

We really have no idea of the trouble we are in so when you say "our money" I assume you are talking about the ones who are making over 250,000 still.

They spoke to all of about 15 people????

A Pew Hispanic Center survey, released last month by the nonpartisan research group, shed new light on an old problem for Republicans and put wind in Obama’s sails.

Indeed, the report shows McCain struggling to match Obama’s support among registered Latino voters — with nearly 55 percent of respondents saying Obama is the better candidate compared to just 11 percent feeling the same of McCain.

That's true..I would like to see it restructured for the better rather than just have it done away with....

You mean the monopoly money wealth that is in the market? Or the C/C wealth that is in China?

No...I support him because I think he is the best candidate based on his merits and fresh ideas he has for the country...not old staunch same ol same ol ideas that don't work....and well...that could have to do with the softwood lumber issue...I know that was pretty contentious for awhile...I don't know about now...but hey...if he thinks it's bad for America...then so be it...I don't know a lot about the ins and outs but since our dollar is so high and has been for awhile...I do know that the Americans companies have to be losing money on the exchange rate...anyway...Like I said..I don't put much merit in what Harper has to say he's an idiot and one of the worst Prime Ministers we have had since Chretien!!!!!!!!

Sounds good to me.....Socialism you call it....ok...sounded more like Christianity to me!