Thats the best news i read all day.

Vote for us, so we can put you out of business! That is not a very catchy slogan

And some people are still undecided.

C'mon, coal states -- reject Obama!

If Obama loses all those states, he loses the election. Could it be that the biggest gaffe comes from The One!

It’s evident that this campaign has been pandering in states like Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana, and Pennsylvania to attempt to generate votes from coal supporters, while keeping his true agenda hidden from the state’s voters.

Fuck!

Just now you're figuring this out? Just now?

And many of those are battleground states. NOW will you Virginians, Pennsylvanians, and Ohioans vote against this clown? Please?

I think central and western PA are already going GOP. Isn't it the Philly area that always tilts the scales to the Dems? This would not have that much of an effect in that area. Maybe in SE Ohio, though. Northern VA, perhaps?

Please, Lord, please.

Guess what BHO is getting in his Christmas stocking?

Yeah, but Sarah Palin talks funny. /

New at zomblog, part of today's "Obama dump":

Baruch Obama

Obama supporters get furious when anyone mentions that his middle name is Hussein — because it’s so obviously Arabic. But no one ever seems to point out that “Barack” is also Arabic — it means “blessed” and is a Swahili loan word from Arabic. The closely related Hebrew named “Baruch” also means “blessed” — which I suppose this bumpersticker would translate as (though I can’t read Hebrew so I have no idea what it actually says).

I find myself living in a bizaro world where I actually wish it were Hillary Clinton poised to take the White House tomorrow. It's finally gotten that bad.

No wonder he wanted his followers to vote early... And I don't think the coal comment is the biggest bombshell he was (is) worried about getting out. There is definitely more.

re: #8 calcajun

Northern VA, perhaps?

No, NoVA is liberal. If it swings votes in SW VA, though, that could be crucial.

The Dems are the party of energy stasism. They are hell bent to put conservatives in chains on bikes to produce power since all of the other power sources that actually work are verboten in their books. Maybe that's what Barack's Army is for.

Obama's plan probably doesn't bide well for rate-payers whose electric utility plants burn coal.

I love it...Viva McCain.

Can someone buzz this up, please?
I have difficulties seeing the security letters ...

And keep buzzing it up, please!
Thank you!

Doesn't Hussein mean pander in Arabic?

re: #11 zombie

After the name (and party affiliation), he has no other similarity with another famous Baruch...Bernard Baruch.

re: #2 Desert Dog

Vote for us, so we can put you out of business! That is not a very catchy slogan

OBAMA FOR BUST!

Does this mean the coal miners' unions will change their endorsements?

Much as I want the election to be over, I also wish we had a little more time, since questionable stuff about Obama comes to light every day.

re: #6 Racer X

Fuck!

Just now you're figuring this out? Just now?

Don't worry next week this will all come out. ///

Yet the Mine Workers Union endores The One.

re: #16 Onslow

Thank God we run off a nice clean nuke. However, what if he gets some anti-nuke zealot at Department of Energy...maybe I should start looking into fireplace inserts.

But... but it was just a "rhetorical fluorish!"

re: #11 zombie

I know I'm supposed to emulate you and not thank you, but thanks for your tireless efforts to expose Barry.

I prey this will be enough to open people's eyes. The scariest thing about this guy, is that he's been saying for YEARS what his plans are. YEARS. And despite this, he has a legion of sycophantic followers hurling themselves at his feet.

It just does not compute... does the majority of the nation REALLY feel this way? That THIS is what our founders wanted? Really?

/digs himself back into his hole.

re: #25 joncelli

Thank God we run off a nice clean nuke. However, what if he gets some anti-nuke zealot at Department of Energy...maybe I should start looking into fireplace inserts.

Won't be able to afford that with the carbon credits that you'll have to buy.

Hmmm, I keep getting this weird bug where doing something little like clicking a rating is getting me logged out and sent to the frontpage. The hamsters aren't just overworked, they're evidently doing drugs, too.

IE7 is working fine for me. I can't even get chrome to work on Vista, and Firefox 3 constatly crashes so I'm sticking with IE7.

"All your anti-MS bias are belong to us"

And the SF newspaper not sat on this?

Just released via Fox News, a statement from Mike Carey, president of the Ohio Coal Association

And the other MSM outlets...?

/chirping crickets

The message from the Democratic candidate for President could not be clearer: the Obama-Biden ticket spells disaster for America’s coal industry and the tens of thousands of Americans who work in it.

Not to worry. Under an Obama administration, the laid off coal workers are sure to get jobs in flourishing green collar industries.

/sarc

re: #9 new2thezoo

Guess what BHO is getting in his Christmas stocking?

A mountain of coal!

This is exactly the kind of thing that makes me really doubt that Americans will actually elect this buffoon tomorrow, no matter what the polls say.

Really, what coal-worker in their right mind would cast a vote for Obama in PA, OH, WV, IN, or VA?

Coal States = swing states. Nice Job, Obama! You just shot yourself in the foot.

re: #11 zombie

New at zomblog, part of today's "Obama dump":

Baruch Obama

Hi Zombie, the hebrew says "Barack Obama"

The real kicker though, is not the coal industry as much as it is what this will do to the price of electricity. You thought $4 gas was bad, wait until your electric bill is $500!

re: #30 Lizard by the Bay

Hmmm, I keep getting this weird bug where doing something little like clicking a rating is getting me logged out and sent to the frontpage. The hamsters aren't just overworked, they're evidently doing drugs, too.

I switched to Firefox a few days ago. It loads like a flash. Charles recommended it today.

re: #22 arethusa

Does this mean the coal miners' unions will change their endorsements?

Much as I want the election to be over, I also wish we had a little more time, since questionable stuff about Obama comes to light every day.

Hey, some time ago I suggested postponing the election until the Acorn fraud issues could be resolved, but I got called a Moby!

re: #9 new2thezoo

Guess what BHO is getting in his Christmas stocking?

Do you think he celebrates Christmas? Seriously.

re: #37 CapeCoddah

Coal States = swing states. Nice Job, Obama! You just shot yourself in the foot.

Meant Battleground states!

The next thing you know, Obama will come for me!

Signed,
Desert Dog
Owner,
Amalgamated Asbestos and DDT

Personally I wouldn't mind seeing the coal industry wiped out, if we would replace it with Big Oil, or Nucular Power. But of course, he's not going to do that either.

re: #40 kansas

I switched to Firefox a few days ago. It loads like a flash. Charles recommended it today.

Yes, I use Firefox at home and I love it, but I don't have that luxury on my work workstation.

re: #11 zombie

New at zomblog, part of today's "Obama dump":

Baruch Obama

I like this Hebrew Obama sticker.

I had just posted when the previous thread went stale...so while OT...posting again.

Since it is a new month, and a mid-day thread, AND we had a new lizard sign up today, it is time...time for the monthly update on Poster Children...total career posts. Below is fresh. As always let me know if I missed anyone. For newbies, these are your elders.

Sharmuta and Zombie moved up two spots. I am afraid we have lost MigueldowninMexico who has not posted in several months. Realwest is still in the lead but Mandy is charging hard. - Enjoy

Realwest - 62168
Mandy Manners - 59868
zulubaby - 44052
Occasional Reader - 41931
Kilgore Trout - 37362
Ward Cleaver - 35762
Sharmuta - 33037
christheprofessor - 31511
JCM - 29052
Peacekeeper - 28307
Buzzsawmonkey - 27797
Killian Bundy - 27350
Zombie - 25121
MigueldowninMexico - 24920
JammieWearingFool - 24286
Writermom - 24279
NY Nana - 23906
Taxfreekiller - 23719
littleoldlady - 21860
Lawhawk - 21360
Dianna - 21083
Cattt - 20709
Charles - 19522
redstateredneck - 18959

Be nice if these guys protected their interests with some last minute TV publicity. Buy now or regret tomorrow.

re: #4 zombie

C'mon, coal states -- reject Obama!

Also anyone who uses electricity.

re: #42 kansas

Do you think he celebrates Christmas? Seriously.

Well, he's promising free goodies to all like he's Santa Claus!

re: #39 Nutmeg

The real kicker though, is not the coal industry as much as it is what this will do to the price of electricity. You thought $4 gas was bad, wait until your electric bill is $500!

And thereby the entire economy.

re: #9 new2thezoo

Guess what BHO is getting in his Christmas stocking?

And, a bundle of switches.

Hope & Change but no coal in our stocking for a warm winter!

re: #45 ballantrae

Personally I wouldn't mind seeing the coal industry wiped out, if we would replace it with Big Oil, or Nucular Power. But of course, he's not going to do that either.

I disagree. We need all.

Including oil shale.

re: #34 Dirk Diggler

The message from the Democratic candidate for President could not be clearer: the Obama-Biden ticket spells disaster for America’s coal industry and the tens of thousands of Americans who work in it.

Not to worry. Under an Obama administration, the laid off coal workers are sure to get jobs in flourishing green collar industries.

/sarc

Gawd - he's proposing to throw money about as if it grew on trees!
Billion here, few more there - who cares, its not his money, its only the stupid taxpayers' money ...

Has the miner's union said anything?

re: #8 calcajun

I think central and western PA are already going GOP. Isn't it the Philly area that always tilts the scales to the Dems? This would not have that much of an effect in that area. Maybe in SE Ohio, though. Northern VA, perhaps?

Please, Lord, please.

How about the rest of the coal producing states though:
Wyoming Solid McCain
West Virginia Leaning McCain
Kentucky Solid McCain
Pennsylvania Obama Leads
Texas Solid McCain
Montana Leaning McCain
Illinois Solid Obama
Virginia Obama Leads
North Dakota Leaning McCain
Colorado Leaning Obama
Indiana Leaning McCain
New Mexico Obama Leads
Utah Solid McCain
Ohio Obama Leads
Alabama Solid McCain
Arizona Solid McCain

re: #47 Alouette

LOL

I'm about to have a total meltdown...

First, I get to watch perhaps the best college football game of the year live from the 40 yard line (Texas Tech v. UT...Love my Raiders)

Now, I've got to sit through 36 hours of this stuff.

MELTDOWN.

re: #50 gregg

Also anyone who uses electricity.

Who needs electricity - we ride the bus!
/

No Offshore Drilling
No Wind generators off Teddy Kennedy's compound
No New Hydro power
No Nuclear
No Yucca flats
No Natural Gas drilling
No drilling in ANWR

... and now the Dem's want to bankrupt 50 percent of our energy supply...

Coal miners are those Democrats that I call the Greatly Deceived. I know many of them, and they all believe the bull that the GOP hates them, and that the Dems are friends of "the working man."

Although, on an issue by issue basis, these are some of the most pro-American, religious, and conservative people around.

If they took an issue quiz, they'd find out they are Republicans, but they just believe what the unions tell them.

This "coal" comment has been out in the ether for some time and WHY is anyone surprised that Obama is against heavy industry re-capitalization.

re: #48 Big Steve

I am afraid we have lost MigueldowninMexico who has not posted in several months.

I've missed Miguel...does anyone know what has happened to him?

re: #26 Dar ul Harb

But... but it was just a "rhetorical fluorish!"

Or a "price signal."

Now instead of Chavez or Ayers sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom, it'll be Joe the Plumber, saying to himself, "Screw you, Obama".

How ironic. A lump of coal for the coal industry.

Carey, or someone like him, should try for an ad on Monday Night Football. Steelers are on...

Please, I hope it's not too late!

I would hate to have to erase "Hope" and "Change" from my vocabulary in protest.

Go Mac!

re: #45 ballantrae

Personally I wouldn't mind seeing the coal industry wiped out, if we would replace it with Big Oil, or Nucular Power. But of course, he's not going to do that either.

Yeah, me too. I for one am sick to death of having electricity.///

I think that's the real point - to put us greedy Americans in our place and make us live simple virtuous lives like those in the third world. According to the Obama and the Left in general, Americans have too much, and the playing field needs to be leveled globally for the good of social justice.

re: #39 Nutmeg

The real kicker though, is not the coal industry as much as it is what this will do to the price of electricity. You thought $4 gas was bad, wait until your electric bill is $500!

re: #5 Lee Coller

If Obama loses all those states, he loses the election. Could it be that the biggest gaffe comes from The One!

If conservatives can get the word out in time.

I hate skin-of-your-teeth finished, especially where issues such as the existence of your culture and country are concerned.

Please God, let this be the lightening bolt that strikes down the Obama campaign...

re: #73 ErislDysnomia

If conservatives can get the word out in time.

I hate skin-of-your-teeth finished finishes, especially where issues such as the existence of your culture and country are concerned.

re: #47 Alouette

I like this Hebrew Obama sticker.

I read it as "Phack Obama" ;)

re: #47 Alouette

I like this Hebrew Obama sticker.

Thanks for posting that. I remember that from months ago, and I've been trying to find it ever since.

re: #12 Lizard by the Bay

I find myself living in a bizaro world where I actually wish it were Hillary Clinton poised to take the White House tomorrow. It's finally gotten that bad.

I've voiced similar comments to my friends. What a sad, sad state of affairs when one finds oneself pining for Hillary (well, okay, not pining per se, but you know what I mean).

re: #11 zombie

I like reading the Hebrew as "Oy-bama"

re: #61 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Hey, we'll just set up a bike to generate electricity, like in Soylent Green. I'll get my boyish figure back and we'll have lights 4 hours a day! What could go wrong?

WHOOO HAH!

So lets see the Coal News snuck out Nov.2nd and the LA Times tape will sneak out what Nov. 5th, 6th?

The "Change" Obama promises- that so many fools find appealing- is an all purpose synonym for destroy.

re: #72 Pyrocles

I think that's the real point - to put us greedy Americans in our place and make us live simple virtuous lives like those in the third world. According to the Obama and the Left in general, Americans have too much, and the playing field needs to be leveled globally for the good of social justice.

F*** "SOCIAL JUSTICE."

EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY IS THE TRUE "SOCIAL JUSTICE."

Energy is EVIL since it allows the proles to "do things". And it pollutes... /

re: #62 Thanos

No Offshore Drilling
No Wind generators off Teddy Kennedy's compound
No New Hydro power
No Nuclear
No Yucca flats
No Natural Gas drilling
No drilling in ANWR

... and now the Dem's want to bankrupt 50 percent of our energy supply...

0bama endorsements:

Gain: Colin Powell
Lose: Coal & Power

re: #63 Silhouette

Coal miners are those Democrats that I call the Greatly Deceived. I
know many of them, and they all believe the bull that the GOP hates
them, and that the Dems are friends of "the working man."

Although, on an issue by issue basis, these are some of the most pro-American, religious, and conservative people around.

If they took an issue quiz, they'd find out they are Republicans, but they just believe what the unions tell them.

Those are the people that the GOP needs to reach out to for 2010 & 2012.

re: #63 Silhouette

They're called "yellow-dog" Democrats, and they probably would vote for Republicans if the Republicans weren't so damn dissapointing to even their own boosters. Small government? Yeah, right.

I'll be some of those coal staters who voted early for Obama now wish they'd waited until tomorrow.

re: #38 noshariaincanada

Hi Zombie, the hebrew says "Barack Obama"

I already updated the text -- thanks!

re: #80 joncelli

Hey, we'll just set up a bike to generate electricity, like in Soylent Green. I'll get my boyish figure back and we'll have lights 4 hours a day! What could go wrong?

sudden image of Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island riding the electricity generating bicycle...um...thanks!

re: #6 Racer X

Fuck!

Just now you're figuring this out? Just now?

Basically, yes RacerX. It is one thing to talk about requiring the latest scrubbing technologies with new coal power stations or retrofitting newer stations.

Up until this weekend, I did not realize that Cap and Trade would be used with the intent of destroying the coal industry and to prevent new construction of advanced coal fire stations.

re: #28 The Ronin Edge

I prey this will be enough to open people's eyes. The scariest thing about this guy, is that he's been saying for YEARS what his plans are. YEARS. And despite this, he has a legion of sycophantic followers hurling themselves at his feet.

It just does not compute... does the majority of the nation REALLY feel this way? That THIS is what our founders wanted? Really?

/digs himself back into his hole.

Reminds me of "Mein Kampf" -- someone else who said what they would do before they actually did it

If Obama loses all those states, he loses the election. Could it be that the biggest gaffe comes from The One!

In order for this to be damaging, someone other than conservative web sites would need to report it. I feel sick.

Hope change and Barry's coming
We're finally on our own
November 'fore we heard the drumming
Coal's dead in Ohio

Gotta get down to it
Barry is taking us down
Shoulda woke up long ago
What will you do now if
Your job is underground
How will you vote since you know?

re: #62 Thanos

No Offshore Drilling
No Wind generators off Teddy Kennedy's compound
No New Hydro power
No Nuclear
No Yucca flats
No Natural Gas drilling
No drilling in ANWR

... and now the Dem's want to bankrupt 50 percent of our energy supply...

Hey - don't worry!
You'll be the proud example of how to go back to the stone age - in record time!

///

re: #61 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Who needs electricity - we ride the bus!
/

There's all this coal under it now...

re: #77 Ward Cleaver

Thanks for posting that. I remember that from months ago, and I've been trying to find it ever since.

I like this one better.

re: #87 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Those are the people that the GOP needs to reach out to for 2010 & 2012.

Assuming there is a 2010 and 2012...

Who needs coal when you have a generous supply of hope?

re: #80 joncelli

Hey, we'll just set up a bike to generate electricity, like in Soylent Green. I'll get my boyish figure back and we'll have lights 4 hours a day! What could go wrong?

Not Soylent Green

re: #91 Big Steve

Uhhh, you're welcome?

re: #48 Big Steve

I had just posted when the previous thread went stale...so while OT...posting again.

Since it is a new month, and a mid-day thread, AND we had a new lizard sign up today, it is time...time for the monthly update on Poster Children...total career posts. Below is fresh. As always let me know if I missed anyone. For newbies, these are your elders.

Sharmuta and Zombie moved up two spots. I am afraid we have lost MigueldowninMexico who has not posted in several months. Realwest is still in the lead but Mandy is charging hard. - Enjoy

Realwest - 62168
Mandy Manners - 59868
zulubaby - 44052
Occasional Reader - 41931
Kilgore Trout - 37362
Ward Cleaver - 35762
Sharmuta - 33037
christheprofessor - 31511
JCM - 29052
Peacekeeper - 28307
Buzzsawmonkey - 27797
Killian Bundy - 27350
Zombie - 25121
MigueldowninMexico - 24920
JammieWearingFool - 24286
Writermom - 24279
NY Nana - 23906
Taxfreekiller - 23719
littleoldlady - 21860
Lawhawk - 21360
Dianna - 21083
Cattt - 20709
Charles - 19522
redstateredneck - 18959

The People's Republic of Kragaristan objects since this does not take into account comments made before the colonial imperialist mechanism of counting comments came into effect.

When we send Obama packing tomorrow, he has already said that he would try again in '12. We cannot just forget about this guy, we have to use all that time to ensure he never gets this far again. There are more of us than the MSM. Between Charles and Zombie, among others, we should be able to compile proof that not even a dead democratic voter can ignore.

re: #90 zombie

I already updated the text -- thanks!

It actually says BRK BM. no vowels!

re: #100 Kreuzueber Halbmond

Who needs coal when you have a generous supply of hope?

Yeah, well try burning that hope when the temp drops to 0 outside. Hope my ass!

hmmm...so I wonder if the coal union is still on board with the big "zero"?

re: #65 scottishbuzzsaw

I've missed Miguel...does anyone know what has happened to him?

Someone said the other day that they think he may have suffered a stroke. I think it was Realwest or Killgore that had some kind of contact with him. I hope not, he is a really great guy.

while keeping his true agenda hidden from the state’s voters

Obama? Hide his true agenda? Nooo!

Then there is this curious fact: How often have the CEO of Federal Express, the Governor of California, and the President of France agreed with each other? Each of them considers the Democratic candidate out of his depth. —Patrick O'Hannigan (The Paragraph Farmer)

re: #56 yma o hyd

Gawd - he's proposing to throw money about as if it grew on trees!
Billion here, few more there - who cares, its not his money, its only the stupid taxpayers' money ...

Of course money grows on trees--it's made of paper.

re: #103 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

The People's Republic of Kragaristan objects since this does not take into account comments made before the colonial imperialist mechanism of counting comments came into effect.

Dead ball era doesn't count...sorry

The newest coal mining disaster.

re: #105 ErislDysnomia

It actually says BRK BM. no vowels!

"Piano" must be a bitch to spell in Hebrew.

re: #104 CapeCoddah

When we send Obama packing tomorrow, he has already said that he would try again in '12. We cannot just forget about this guy, we have to use all that time to ensure he never gets this far again. There are more of us than the MSM. Between Charles and Zombie, among others, we should be able to compile proof that not even a dead democratic voter can ignore.

If he loses tomorrow I doubt he could get the nomination in 2012. You only get one chance.

One thing is for darn sure. If Obama makes it to the WH and oil takes off again, and we know someday it well.

Both Obama and the dem's won't have Bush to blame and all of their crazy ideas about wind & solar shall smack them in the face. (-:

re: #107 kawfytawk

hmmm...so I wonder if the coal union is still on board with the big "zero"?

All the Jewish coal miners are definitely for him. Go figure.

re: #42 kansas

Do you think he celebrates Christmas? Seriously.

They don't buy their kids Christmas presents.

Drudge's link to a West Virg paper on the story. They ask the WV Obama campaign to respond:

"But but but McCain is like Bush. A vote for McCain is a vote for Bush" (okay, not a direct quote, but not very far off)

The Great McCain Story You’ve Probably Forgotten

re: #85 Pyrocles

Energy is EVIL since it allows the proles to "do things". And it pollutes... /

A few months ago I heard a liberal shill on C-SPAN cheerfully explain that not, it's not that we Americans are addicted to oil, it's that we're addicted to energy.

So, there you have it.

There's a word to describe people who use very, very little energy: "Poor".

re: #108 Desert Dog

Someone said the other day that they think he may have suffered a stroke. I think it was Realwest or Killgore that had some kind of contact with him. I hope not, he is a really great guy.

Oh no...I'm very sorry to hear that.

re: #118 kansas

All the Jewish coal miners are definitely for him. Go figure.

Now that's funny!

re: #118 kansas

All the Jewish coal miners are definitely for him. Go figure.

good grief

re: #106 nevergiveup

Yeah, well try burning that hope when the temp drops to 0 outside. Hope my ass!

The big "O" hole is going to change the world. Coal miners will be the new wood choppers.

re: #126 Kreuzueber Halbmond

Coal miners will be the new wood choppers.

Or the new Kulaks...

re: #115 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

"Piano" must be a bitch to spell in Hebrew.

how about "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis?"

re: #104 CapeCoddah

When we send Obama packing tomorrow, he has already said that he would try again in '12. We cannot just forget about this guy, we have to use all that time to ensure he never gets this far again. There are more of us than the MSM. Between Charles and Zombie, among others, we should be able to compile proof that not even a dead democratic voter can ignore.

Nooo. I wanna' erase every single bookmark I have about him, WAB, Ayers, Dohrn, Wright, Rezko and Soros.

re: #113 Big Steve

Dead ball era doesn't count...sorry

FASCIST!

re: #120 Dave the...

Drudge's link to a West Virg paper on the story. They ask the WV Obama campaign to respond:

"But but but McCain is like Bush. A vote for McCain is a vote for Bush" (okay, not a direct quote, but not very far off)

Somehow, I can't imagine even WV coal miners thinking that Bush would flat-out destroy the coal industry. At least Obama is ON RECORD saying as much.

/Here's hoping my faith in America isn't completely misplaced

re: #126 Kreuzueber Halbmond

The big "O" hole is going to change the world. Coal miners will be the new wood choppers.

What wood? We will have to preserve all the wood. It will be a new endangered species!

Great ... Senator Government's little friend Dinnerjacket and his buddies are dancing in the streets ... 29th Anniversary of Iran Hostage Crisis ... Yeah ...

Still Death to America ...

re: #99 MrSnuggles

Assuming there is a 2010 and 2012...

If The One wins and if there is an election in 2012 there will also be at least 10,000,000 current illegals fast tracked to be new Dhimmi voters. This along with half the population on Obambi's new welfare program (aka tax refunds to non tax payers) should guarantee one party rule for a long time.

King Coal, the end of The One.

re: #129 MandyManners

Nooo. I wanna' erase every single bookmark I have about him, WAB, Ayers, Dohrn, Wright, Rezko and Soros.

LOL, you need a couple of weeks in Aruba with the hamsters, Mandy!

re: #128 ErislDysnomia

how about "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoc oniosis?"

My doctor gave me a pill for that. Cleared it right up. Left arm looks almost normal size now.

re: #117 Dustoff-507

One thing is for darn sure. If Obama makes it to the WH and oil takes off again, and we know someday it well.

Both
Obama and the dem's won't have Bush to blame and all of their crazy
ideas about wind & solar shall smack them in the face. (-:

They'll always be able to blame Bush - Reagan was being blamed for anything that went wrong in the Clinton administration.

re: #129 MandyManners

Nooo. I wanna' erase every single bookmark I have about him, WAB, Ayers, Dohrn, Wright, Rezko and Soros.

Someone register the site obamatanic.com

I'm about the only person I know that hasn't yet voted, but I am expecting my polling place to be crowded anyway. It's a church, so I can pray all I like but I am going to have to hold in the cussing.

re: #115 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

"Piano" must be a bitch to spell in Hebrew.

What about onomatopoeia?

The whole reason early voting should not be allowed. Buyer's remorse must be really bitter for some right about now.

re: #104 CapeCoddah

When we send Obama packing tomorrow, he has already said that he would try again in '12. We cannot just forget about this guy, we have to use all that time to ensure he never gets this far again. There are more of us than the MSM. Between Charles and Zombie, among others, we should be able to compile proof that not even a dead democratic voter can ignore.

When Rezko realizes that Senator Government will not be able to pardon him...he will sing like a bird ...Tweet Tweet ...

re: #136 CapeCoddah

LOL, you need a couple of weeks in Aruba with the hamsters, Mandy!

Or a couple of weeks in Aruba with one of those Marines you like so much...That would probably be better...

If Nobama has his way, I guess this will make you citizens of Pennsylvania UNEMPLOYED racist rednecks bitterly clinging to your guns and religion.

re: #134 Annar

If The One wins and if there is an election in 2012.

then he will suffer the same fate as Jimmuh Cahtah.

re: #110 buzzsawmonkey

You steal sixteen votes, what do you get?
A Marxist candidate that hasn't hit bottom yet
Obama's mouth dug him in a hole
'Cause he wants to bankrupt the business of coal.

If you hear him talkin', better stop your ears
He'll tell you just what you want to hear
Makes one promise of iron, the other of steel
But the centrists won't get it... the leftists will

re: #141 MandyManners

What about onomatopoeia?

That's highly contagious, I'd be careful.
/

re: #99 MrSnuggles

Assuming there is a 2010 and 2012...

There will not be. The calendar will be reset to the year 0.

re: #142 PeggyU

The whole reason early voting should not be allowed. Buyer's remorse must be really bitter for some right about now.

Not if you voted for McCain?

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

I didn't know this, but Fox just said that PA doesn't have early voting. As this makes the rounds on the news there it will have an impact...

re: #142 PeggyU

And probably the reason why The One urged his supporters to vote early (and, presumably, often).

Barak/Barack is Hebrew for Lightning. You know, that which proceeds thunder?
I suspect that the Aramaic is the same.

Hussein is Aramaic for handsome/beautiful.

Yes, it is a pretty powerful name. Tells you much about his dad, no?

You are welcome.

Coal mine canaries for Obama!

re: #145 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

If Nobama has his way, I guess this will make you citizens of Pennsylvania UNEMPLOYED racist rednecks bitterly clinging to your guns and religion.

and our unburned coal.

re: #144 CapeCoddah

Or a couple of weeks in Aruba with one of those Marines you like so much...That would probably be better...

Don't forget her hunky firefighters...

It would be poetic justice if Obama was hoisted by his own petard.
First he tells Joe the Plumber he wants to spread the wealth around, now he is on record saying he wants to bankrupt the coal industry and cause skyrocketing electric prices. I sure hope this lights the fire under the coal states and they go McCain!

re: #149 Alouette

There will not be. The calendar will be reset to the year 0.

That's what Spike Lee said.

Ya know, if Obama wins it tomorrow I am not gonna say a word. I will go down quietly and not whine about it. Much.

But if he loses I am gonna gloat like a fother mucker!

Its a shame that he did also not note that everyone's cost of electricity will be through the roof afterward.

re: #117 Dustoff-507

One thing is for darn sure. If Obama makes it to the WH and oil takes off again, and we know someday it well.

Both Obama and the dem's won't have Bush to blame and all of their crazy ideas about wind & solar shall smack them in the face. (-:

The thing about wind energy is that, while it may be green as in 'saving the planet' - it also destroys wildlife, both at sea (onshore windfarms) and inland (birds especially).
Thus - the true, dyed-in-the-wool greenies are against it ...

Basically, if you wanna be really really green, you gotta vote to abolish mankind.

Nutters.

re: #152 bnichols10

I didn't know this, but Fox just said that PA doesn't have early voting. As this makes the rounds on the news there it will have an impact...

Indeed. We do not have early voting, and people are watching the news.

hmmm...so I wonder if the coal union is still on board with the big "zero"?

Well, teachers unions support abortion

Steal workers (miners division) support environmentalist wackos (they call it a "blue-green alliance")

Etc, unions do not support causes that help they members. They support causes that the union leaders support.

re: #111 jill e

That's like the alignment of some serious weird ass planets.

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

re: #61 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Who needs electricity - we ride the bus!
/

We ride the trolley!

re: #149 Alouette

There will not be. The calendar will be reset to the year 0.

Screw that. I aint waiting another 21 years for beer again.

re: #162 yma o hyd

The
thing about wind energy is that, while it may be green as in 'saving
the planet' - it also destroys wildlife, both at sea (onshore
windfarms) and inland (birds especially).
Thus - the true, dyed-in-the-wool greenies are against it ...

Basically, if you wanna be really really green, you gotta vote to abolish mankind.

Nutters.

Which, if you press the real hard-core enviromentalists, is what they want. "Population control" has long been their mantra.

re: #116 Lee Coller

If he loses tomorrow I doubt he could get the nomination in 2012. You only get one chance.

um, didn't McCain run before?

re: #162 yma o hyd

Basically, if you wanna be really really green, you gotta vote to abolish mankind.

Nutters.

Traced back, almost every leftist idea comes to the point of being anti-people.

re: #160 Racer X

Ya know, if Obama wins it tomorrow I am not gonna say a word. I will go down quietly and not whine about it. Much.

But if he loses I am gonna gloat like a fother mucker!

perfect...however, I am a-feared that Obama cannot lose tomorrow. Even if Mac wins, the Dems will cry foul and run to the courts and the press will pillory the electorate for being stupid racists.

Never mind those PESKY facts. You know the one's about how coal fuels about 50 percent of US electricity production

re: #131 thedopefishlives

Somehow, I can't imagine even WV coal miners thinking that Bush would flat-out destroy the coal industry. At least Obama is ON RECORD saying as much.

/Here's hoping my faith in America isn't completely misplaced

Your faith in what you were taught was America isn't misplaced. But that America is missing right now.

re: #12 Lizard by the Bay

I find myself living in a bizaro world where I actually wish it were Hillary Clinton poised to take the White House tomorrow. It's finally gotten that bad.

I know what you mean, I disagree with Hillary, I fear Obama...

They just now noticed this about Nobama...well, welcome to the party pal(s). Better late than never I guess.

~B

re: #162 yma o hyd

Basically, if you wanna be really really green, you gotta vote to abolish mankind.

Yeah. Deep green equals misanthropy. But since they love furry animals and cockroaches and the like, nobody thinks ill of them.

OT

A small measure of Justice.

All together, Duncan has been sentenced to death, six life sentences and an additional 40 years in prison.

The injustice is this [deleted] (no word vile enough exist to describe this...) is still sucking air.

I have not read all the posts, but it isn't just coal. His given reason is the tons of carbon emissions (presumably he means CO2). CO2 is of course also emitted by oil and natural gas power generation.

This does not hurt the utilities as much as the suppliers and consumers. Grannie, git yer gun, your power bill is gonna jump way up... a tax on only the rich? Hell no, he's taxing everyone that flips a switch, from the uber-poor to the uber rich.

BTW, this bio-fuels research he's going to pay for by these high fees... they emit megatons of CO2 also! (idiot).

My best friends' Liberal wife was forwarding e-mails blaming Bush for the mining cave-in accidents that occurred over the past few years. From what I read of the trash, they said that Bush allowed "Big Coal" to slacken safety standards or something...

re: #63 Silhouette

Coal miners are those Democrats that I call the Greatly Deceived. I know many of them, and they all believe the bull that the GOP hates them, and that the Dems are friends of "the working man."

Although, on an issue by issue basis, these are some of the most pro-American, religious, and conservative people around.

If they took an issue quiz, they'd find out they are Republicans, but they just believe what the unions tell them.

re: #70 Beholden

Please, I hope it's not too late!

Not too late. If they had released this a week earlier, the Obamites would have had ample time for the zerO and his 15,000 press secretaries in the MSM to lie and obfuscate this out of the headlines in the following three to five days, papering it over with another rationalization, another purty Barry speech covering his butt.

It's a last minute pass, but carefully chosen timing, I believe. This is the at-the-poll undecided/uncommitted game-changer.

...and yeah - GO MAC!

re: #168 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Screw that. I aint waiting another 21 years for beer again.

Better buy beer now while you still can.

re: #166 Dirk Diggler

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

So now you're a "Creatiolutionist"?

Coal miners'...fodder?

re: #170 midwestgak

um, didn't McCain run before?

He wasn't the nominee in 2000, though.

Somebody here posted this poem the other day. Wish I remembered who to give them credit. If you missed it, check it out. It's brilliant!

Remember, remember, this fourth of November,
The radicals’ treasonous plot.
I know of no reason the radicals’ treason
Should e’er be forgiv’n or forgot.
The Sixties were waning, and Leftists were claiming
That radical changes were due.
Their Marxist solution was armed revolution:
The Weathermen made their debut.
The radicals raged on the national stage, and
Horrific explosions ensued.
Their bombs were dramatic, but also erratic;
They sometimes killed radicals, too.
The Leftists grew older, the underground, colder,
And so they came in from the cold.
“Subvert from within – in the long run, we’ll win,” said
The Leftists, determined and bold.
And thus it began – this nefarious plan – and
The radicals slowly took charge:
Complete infiltration of all education;
The long institutional march.
The journalist schools would produce useful fools, for
The Left would need media shills.
And Hollywood, too, would assist in the coup, with
Its slick propagandizing skills.
“Community action” would build a new faction;
’Twould organize proles on the street.
A smooth politician would front for the mission,
And run for the president’s seat.
The radicals’ goal, which they proudly extol, is
A communist U.S. of A.
Collectivist schemes lead to brutal regimes, and
For this do the radicals pray.
But Jefferson’s aim, with the Charters he framed, was
To guard individual rights.
And “redistribution” was not a solution,
But one of the evils to fight.
So let us remember, this fourth of November,
Just what is at stake on this date.
Will Jefferson’s dream, or the radicals’ scheme, now
Determine America’s fate?

re: #151 Charles

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

I just googled it Charles, Larry J is listed as host.

re: #166 Dirk Diggler

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

Deletions don't count...
/ ;-P

This picture says it all. Where the lights are bright there are hospitals, libraries, workplaces, homes, and hope. Life expectancy is higher, water is cleaner, and infant mortality is lower. Where the lights are dim or non existant, life is mostly brutal and short.

re: #166 Dirk Diggler

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

Kragaristan lends you support in your fight against the facist comment oppression by the colonial Imperialist comment invaders

re: #65 scottishbuzzsaw

I've missed Miguel...does anyone know what has happened to him?

He had a stroke a while back. Hopefully he is doing all right.
/Realwest may have had some contact with him.

Cole.

As I was saying yesterday, Obama wants to turn out the lights on the coal industry and doesn't quite explain where all that money goes. It's incredible that this wasn't picked up sooner, whether by GOP opp-research, Hillary's folks, or the media - especially SFGate who had the tape, the video, and didn't think the bankrupting of a major industry as an actual policy choice was important. That latter part is incredible - and wouldn't you know it that many of the battleground states happen to be coal producers.

Sorry everyone. I can't reply to you, if I do, the systems blows me out?

re: #182 Alouette

Better buy beer now while you still can.

Or brew your own - the one good thing that President Carter did was to legalize home-brewing.

re: #170 midwestgak

um, didn't McCain run before?

Not on the GOP ticket on election day.

re: #121 jill e

The Great McCain Story You’ve Probably Forgotten

Wish I could give you more updings for that story!

Thats another link you can all still send to your friends and acquaintances!
Character tells.

re: #187 CapeCoddah

I just googled it Charles, Larry J is listed as host.

Yep. Thought so. They're now trying to push out another crappy rumor, that Bill Ayers is actively involved in Obama's campaign.

Those people really, truly suck.

re: #166 Dirk Diggler

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

My post is enormous. Yours is tiny. It must make you feel very inadequate.

re: #166 Dirk Diggler

Big Steve,

That list sucks.

No way do I only have 8,556 comments. I've been posting at LGF since dinosaurs roamed the Garden of Eden.

Charles's stats don't lie...so go eat a fern to get your strength up to 10,000 posts in the next month to come close.

re: #154 shmuli

Barak/Barack is Hebrew for Lightning.

It is also one of the spellings for the name of the steed that Muhammad rode to meet Moses, Jesus et al with a stop at the sight of the al Aqsa mosque.

I wonder if Charles could post where the Lizards are located (not by name, of course). Like by state and country. I'd be interested to see how spread out the Lizard-Army is!

There were 10,000 people who made it to the Palin rally Saturday. I was there, and I can attest that at least 9,999 others were too. 2-4,000 were sent away in addtion. Local paper reports 5,000 showed up.

I don't know who I despise more, Obama or his legion of shills.

re: #159 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

That's what Spike Lee said.

Nobody listens to Spike Lee. If they did, he'd be in jail for proposing to murder Charlton Heston.

re: #143 JacksonTn

When Rezko realizes that Senator Government will not be able to pardon him...he will sing like a bird ...Tweet Tweet ...

Beep Beep

Rasmussen Swing State Polling - November 2, 2008

[Link: www.rasmussenreports.com...]

re: #161 Shr_Nfr

Its a shame that he did also not note that everyone's cost of electricity will be through the roof afterward.

Actually, he did. The term HE used was "skyrocketing".

re: #129 MandyManners

Nooo. I wanna' erase every single bookmark I have about him, WAB, Ayers, Dohrn, Wright, Rezko and Soros.

Keep the $oros ones - they're bound to come in handy!

re: #198 Charles

Yep. Thought so. They're now trying to push out another crappy rumor, that Bill Ayers is actively involved in Obama's campaign.

Those people really, truly suck.

Dumb shits. One step forward...Two steps back. Big help.

re: #60 Hydrocarbon Hank

I'm about to have a total meltdown...

First, I get to watch perhaps the best college football game of the year live from the 40 yard line (Texas Tech v. UT...Love my Raiders)

Now, I've got to sit through 36 hours of this stuff.

MELTDOWN.

Was that a great game or what? As much I was disappointed in UT's party being crashed, and Alabama moving up, I've always been a big fan of Mike Leach's high-powered offense. The Mad Scientist indeed.

Oh! Avatars are back!

re: #194 Dustoff-507

Sorry everyone. I can't reply to you, if I do, the systems blows me out?

Try that safari. I just put it on this morning and it is blowing all this off and running like a champ. And I thought Firefox was great.

re: #202 Junior

I wonder if Charles could post where the Lizards are located (not by name, of course). Like by state and country. I'd be interested to see how spread out the Lizard-Army is!

I meant simply by numbers...

re: #170 midwestgak

um, didn't McCain run before?

That was in the primary.

re: #193 lawhawk

As I was saying yesterday, Obama wants to turn out the lights on the coal industry and doesn't quite explain where all that money goes. It's incredible that this wasn't picked up sooner, whether by GOP opp-research, Hillary's folks, or the media - especially SFGate who had the tape, the video, and didn't think the bankrupting of a major industry as an actual policy choice was important. That latter part is incredible - and wouldn't you know it that many of the battleground states happen to be coal producers.

Don't worry, the word about this will get out some time next week.

re: #151 Charles

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

No idea. The only Global Labor blog I know of is on Blogspot, and run by someone named Steve Diamond.

re: #203 NC State of Mind

There were 10,000 people who made it to the Palin rally Saturday. I was there, and I can attest that at least 9,999 others were too. 2-4,000 were sent away in addtion. Local paper reports 5,000 showed up.

I don't know who I despise more, Obama or his legion of shills.

Didn't there used to be a tool on LGF that pinpointed where in the world every poster was?

re: #151 Charles

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

I'm almost positive it is. I don't know if he has an active say in their content but they are part of the same coalition of bloggers as No Quarter.

re: #136 CapeCoddah

LOL, you need a couple of weeks in Aruba with the hamsters, Mandy!

Would be nice.

re: #211 Fat Jolly Penguin

Oh! Avatars are back!

The hamsters think they are getting a tax rebate check from Obama soon.

re: #203 NC State of Mind

There were 10,000 people who made it to the Palin rally Saturday. I was there, and I can attest that at least 9,999 others were too. 2-4,000 were sent away in addtion. Local paper reports 5,000 showed up.

I don't know who I despise more, Obama or his legion of shills.

I guess they have to make up for all those times they overestimate anti-war protests and such.

/

re: #216 Honorary Yooper

No idea. The only Global Labor blog I know of is on Blogspot, and run by someone named Steve Diamond.

Neil's lesser talented brother?

Don't tell me words matter... Don't, uhh... (stay with me now)... uhhh... You fool me once... shame on... uhhh...

Don't tell me words don't matter... there!

re: #207 OldLineTexan

Actually, he did. The term HE used was "skyrocketing".

That's easily solved... inflate your tires to the proper pressure and give government control of your thermostat.

The One has a solution for every problem.

/peta sarc

I am not sure I like Shepard Smith any longer ...

re: #212 Outrider

Try that safari. I just put it on this morning and it is blowing all this off and running like a champ. And I thought Firefox was great.

Dittos to that! Me too. (this from the Department of Redundancy Department)

Lawyers Aim to Roll Back Curbs on Lawsuits

Plaintiff and consumer groups, buoyed by prospects of a Democratic president and expanded Democratic majority in Congress, are preparing a big push for legislation that would roll back limitations on personal-injury and class-action lawsuits.

The plaintiffs bar's legislative wish-list includes limiting companies' use of federal regulations as a shield from litigation under state law, and laws to end mandatory arbitration in consumer contracts, opening potential new avenues for civil lawsuits.

Yeah, that'll do the economy a shit load of good.

Sorry.. I can't add anything to my system. (company owned)
(-:

re: #198 Charles

Yep. Thought so. They're now trying to push out another crappy rumor, that Bill Ayers is actively involved in Obama's campaign.

Those people really, truly suck.

Can you say "false flag operation"? I knew you could.

Didn't there used to be a tool on LGF that pinpointed where in the world every poster was?

Four years ago. You voluntarily went to a site. it was very interesting.

re: #191 Suzette

He had a stroke a while back. Hopefully he is doing all right.
/Realwest may have had some contact with him.

Thank you, Suzette...very sorry to hear that.

re: #192 MandyManners

Cole.

I love Nat King Cole. We played a lot of his stuff at our wedding.

re: #24 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Yet the Mine Workers Union endores The One.

Of course. They don't care who they work for--a corporation or the government--as long as they get theirs, it's all good.

re: #208 yma o hyd

Keep the $oros ones - they're bound to come in handy!

Oh, I'm sure they will. He cannot resist trying to fuck up freedom for others.

re: #65 scottishbuzzsaw

I've missed Miguel...does anyone know what has happened to him?

Not sure what's happened.

Realwest was in touch with Miguel for awhile; but when I asked about Miguel, Realwest asked me to avoid asking, and said that if he hears from Miguel, he (realwest) will let us know.

re: #226 JacksonTn

I am not sure I like Shepard Smith any longer ...

Why did you ever like Drama Queen?

re: #151 Charles

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

Not to my knowledge. Steve Diamond has done some very good work on Obama's Chicago connections. He comes across as an old-fashioned lib with integrity.

re: #151 Charles

Does anyone know if 'globallabor.com' is a site associated with Larry Johnson?

I suspect it is.

I've linked him a long time ago, he's been blogging since '04. I'll take a look

re: #230 Occasional Reader

Can you say "false flag operation"? I knew you could.

I can - Rosie O'Donnel told me to Google it!

re: #108 Desert Dog

Someone said the other day that they think he may have suffered a stroke. I think it was Realwest or Killgore that had some kind of contact with him. I hope not, he is a really great guy.

I've said before that everybody on here should have a "buddy" who can contact the rest of us, in case something happens, so we're not wondering what's happened to people.

re: #236 reine.de.tout

Not sure what's happened.

Realwest was in touch with Miguel for awhile; but when I asked about Miguel, Realwest asked me to avoid asking, and said that if he hears from Miguel, he (realwest) will let us know.

Thank you, {reine}.

re: #217 Outrider

Didn't there used to be a tool on LGF that pinpointed where in the world every poster was?

Yeah, Frapper. That was a couple of years ago.

re: #237 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Why did you ever like Drama Queen?

I was not crazy about him ... I am just running out of news to watch ...I have cnn and msnbc blocked from my tv ... only Fox now and it is starting to piss me off every day now ...

Hope for Change in WA State!

Early voting trends bode ill for Gregoire

With voter participation surging outside the Seattle metropolitan area, Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire's re-election campaign faces a turnout deficit in her rematch against 2004 opponent Dino Rossi.

re: #228 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Lawyers Aim to Roll Back Curbs on Lawsuits

Yeah, that'll do the economy a shit load of good.

Oh, you probably want one of those boring old-fashioned economies that makes stuff, don't you. Don't you realize that cool, modern, hip economies are based on 1) trading "carbon credits" and 2) suing each other? Get with it, Herbert.

re: #226 JacksonTn

I am not sure I like Shepard Smith any longer ...

What took you so long?

re: #231 Dave the...

Four years ago. You voluntarily went to a site. it was very interesting.

I believe it was frapper.com, but that doesn't resolve to the same site as the one a number of years ago.

re: #226 JacksonTn

I am not sure I like Shepard Smith any longer ...

What's Shep doing now?

On the outside chance that Obama wins the election, I am drafting a letter for my mortgage company asking them if I can stop sending mortgage payments immediately, or if I have to wait for Obama's inauguration.

re: #241 Ward Cleaver

I've said before that everybody on here should have a "buddy" who can contact the rest of us, in case something happens, so we're not wondering what's happened to people.

We used to have buddies when we went swimming at summer camp.

re: #226 JacksonTn

I am not sure I like Shepard Smith any longer ...

Why? what now?

re: #219 MandyManners

re: #136 CapeCoddah

LOL, you need a couple of weeks in Aruba with the hamsters, Mandy!

Would be nice.

That sounds very... Richard Gere-ish.

re: #177 joncelli

Yeah. Deep green equals misanthropy. But since they love furry animals and cockroaches and the like, nobody thinks ill of them.

Thats right - two legs bad (unless it has feathers), no legs, or four, six and eight legs - wonderful!
The only thing I keep wondering about is - why don't they campaign to abolish medicine?
Bacteria and viruses also have a right to live!

///

I'm sorry to go a little OT but this editorial is really bugging me:

[Link: www.pasadenastarnews.com...]

Non Partisan? I don't think so.

[Link: www.discoverthenetworks.org...]

re: #8 calcajun

I think central and western PA are already going GOP. Isn't it the Philly area that always tilts the scales to the Dems? This would not have that much of an effect in that area. Maybe in SE Ohio, though. Northern VA, perhaps?

Please, Lord, please.

There's a big problem which is that Philly tilts STRONG Democrat (to the obvious detriment of that city. . .obvious if you've ever visited it), and turnout there is expected to be unprecedentedly high.

re: #250 Ward Cleaver

What's Shep doing now?

Breathing

re: #234 calcajun

Of course. They don't care who they work for--a corporation or the government--as long as they get theirs, it's all good.

___
As long as their bosses [union leaders] get theirs.

JCM...

Let's hope so buddy... Rememer the guy who ran the voting system here during the last election? He's in CA now and the news is bad for them. LOL