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Putin Endorses Obama — A silver lining has appeared on Barack Obama’s rather black cloud of a week. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has endorsed him for the presidency.
We’d thought we’d polish up this article from Sept. 8, 2012 and repost it.
Did O Steal Election In Ohio? — President Obama beat Republican Mitt Romney in Ohio by 166,214 votes out 5,489,028 cast last November for a 3 percent margin of victory.
Well it turns out that one out of every five — or 20 percent for public school grads — registered Ohio voter is ineligible to vote.
Now some could say that is just innocent sloppiness and these people never came out to vote anyone.
Or some could say that was a pretty strong sign that the Democrats stole the election in Ohio.
BTW, Ohio Secretary of State John Husted was given the cold shoulder by Attorney General Eric Holder when he sought a meeting to try to balance conflicting federal laws to pare down the list.
GOP Still Rules Pa In 2012 — Despite the disaster of Tuesday, the Republicans will still control the State House possibly even picking up a seat.
The lines weren’t long but turnout was strong and steady. The Republicans all have big smiles. I was told that everyone on Windsor Circle has voted.
Get Out The Vet, a voting oversight program formed by veterans, is educating our troops as to how to register, request ballots and vote online, or request federal write-in absentee ballots, in light of Department of Defense stonewalling mandates to provide easier access to the franchise.
Breitbart.com is reporting that CNBC’s after-debate poll shows the public thinking that Ryan beat Biden 56-36, while CNN reports it as 48-44 percent for Ryan.
Empty Chair Day For Barack Obama — Labor Day has become Empty Chair Day. The hashtag #EmptyChairDay has been trending on Twitter all morning.
Obama Cuts Price On Campaign Stuff — With presidential election 64 days away and on the eve of the Democratic Party National Convention, what does the Obama campaign do?
Daylin Leach In His Own Words — State Sen. Daylin Leach has taken issue with our claim that he implied the Republican Party was the party of anti-Semites during a July 16 Democratic Party rally for Barack Obama at Congregation Keneseth Israel in Elkins Park, Pa.
I want to say a word or two about domestic policy because Israel is extremely important but it’s not the only issue, and again because of my name and because I don’t think I necessarily look particularly Jewish people don’t know I’m Jewish often and so I hear things that I would not hear if I was more obviously Jewish. And I’m keenly aware that while we have made great progress, anti-Semitism is still alive and well in parts of America.
And it’s important that we have a president of the United States who understands the importance of protecting religious minorities and the importance of fighting for the separation of church and state.
And it’s particularly important these days because I’m going to be honest the modern Republican Party has become something that it was not when I was a young man growing up which is a largely theocratic party.
