Certain Republican's prove again that if you don't like the rules, rewrite them. This ethically challenged group of power hungry mutts show nothing's shocking.
Once again, we're served a campaign of deceit, dastardly deeds, and outright voter manipulation. In an effort to suppress voters, they've stooped to Robo-calls.
You can view what Keith Olbermann has to say about this dastardly deed.
The Washington Post weighs in on the brewing Robo call scandal. Let's not forget the New York Times. Oh, here's TPM, too.
Let's face it. Democrats aren't saints, but this kind of crap needs to be stopped.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Robo-Calls At A Telephone Near You
Posted by Randy M. Combs at 6:27 AM 1 comments
Labels: Dastardly Deed, Election, Olbermann, Politics
Change The Status Quo
Just in case you need a reminder about today's election and why we need to rid ourselves of a rubber stamp Congress and Senate, watch this video, Freedom.
Posted by Randy M. Combs at 3:54 AM 0 comments
Monday, November 06, 2006
Time To End One Party Rule
Can you tell both political parties have dumped big money into the Ohio elections?
I'm amazed at the volumes of road garbage known as political advertising. Our phone rings incessantly. I won't venture into television wasteland where thousands of political ads air weekly.
In an effort to clean up my bookmarks, I'm going to purge the politics.
I'm convinced that tomorrow's election need to re-establish some type of balance to the political process. One party rule has failed miserably. Here's a big reason why we need balance.
Many people accuse me of Democrat politics, but I've always been an independent. Often, my thoughts fall toward the conservative, libertarian side of the spectrum. Unfortunately, both parties have fallen too far to either side of the political spectrum. But with tomorrow's election, I, like many Ohioans, have found numerous reasons, both nationally and locally to vote a straight Democratic ticket.
Hell, even The American Conservative says the GOP has got to go.
If you're not certain about the level of political corruption, then watch this video before you vote tomorrow.
Speaking of voting, there have been media reports about potential scandal in the voting process.
If you encounter anything unusual tomorrow, don't take it lying down.
Here are 12 ways to safeguard your vote.
Posted by Randy M. Combs at 5:48 AM 5 comments