Thursday, June 19, 2008
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
Democrats Hire Radical Islamic Group to Register Voters - Fraud Ensues
A group hired by the Democratic Party to register voters is in trouble for vote fraud in Louisiana: State probes voter registration drive - Baton Rouge, LA.
Secretary of State Jay Dardenne said Tuesday he will meet today with a Democrat-affiliated group responsible for a voter registration effort that is inundating East Baton Rouge and other parish registrars with bogus and incomplete applications.
Dardenne said his investigators are trying to determine if any state election laws have been violated as thousands of voter registration cards have been dumped on registrars offices through the efforts of VIP. "We have some very real concerns about the data we are getting from them," Dardenne said.
VIP is a Washington, D.C., group hired by national Democrats to register some 70,000 new voters in advance of the presidential and other federal elections this fall.
"With an effort this big there's always going to be glitches and problems along these lines," said Brian Welsh, communications director for the Democrats' Louisiana Victory 2008.
So who is "VIP?"
VIP is an operation run by the Muslim American Society, a front group for the jihad movement known as the Muslim Brotherhood. But don't take my word for it; here's a detailed report on the Muslim American Society from the Investigative Project.
Are the Democrats so desperate to get Barack Obama elected that they'll climb into bed with one of the most notorious radical Islamic groups in the world-a group that is openly dedicated to destroying Western civilization and establishing a global caliphate?
It would seem so.
Here's an LGF search with much more information about the Muslim American Society, their support for suicide bombings and jihad, and their connections to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Sunday, June 08, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College
| Nelson bill would abolish Electoral College |
| Posted: 06/06/08 05:18 PM [ET] | |
| Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) introduced a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College on Friday, less than a week after the Democrats settled on how to handle delegates from Florida at their national convention. Nelson had announced he would offer the legislation in an address to his state’s senate in March. Nelson said his principal argument for making the change is that the Electoral College permits a candidate with fewer votes nationally to win the presidency by capturing narrow victories in big states. In 2000, then-Vice President Al Gore won the popular votes but George W. Bush won the Electoral College. Nelson cited that election along with this year’s contentious Democratic primary in Florida as reasons for his legislation. He sued the DNC last fall for initially refusing to recognize Florida’s full delegation at the Democratic National Convention. Democrats on Friday decided to give each of Florida’s delegates a half-vote as a penalty for moving their primary ahead on the calendar without party approval. The move created a mess for the party after Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), whom Nelson supported, won the primary. The result was disputed because candidates had avoided campaigning in the state. Legislation to abolish the Electoral College is not entirely foreign to the 110 Congress. Reps. Gene Green (D-Texas) and Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) introduced similar amendments in the House in early 2007. The second part of the initiative would establish rotating, interregional primaries between March and June during a presidential election year as an alternative to the current primary and caucus system. The third portion would permit early presidential voting nationwide, require voting machines to produce a verifiable paper record, and encourage voting by mail, among other things. |
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