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Republicans Try to Throw Election with Fake Ballots
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Date: August 05, 2011 11:57AM
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Re: Republicans Try to Throw Election with Fake Ballots
Posted by:
dika-dika
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Date: August 05, 2011 12:18PM
This is old news
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Re: Republicans Try to Throw Election with Fake Ballots
Posted by:
DooDoo Economics
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Date: August 05, 2011 12:41PM
If I was a demokrat this week I would try to distract people with old news too.
Re: Republicans Try to Throw Election with Fake Ballots
Posted by:
AUG9thByeBye
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Date: August 05, 2011 01:14PM
Tues. Aug 9th, 2011 - WI Recall Elections - Vote the Corporate/Banking Puppets Posing as Elected Officials OUT OF OFFICE
Six Republican incumbents are scrambling to stave off recall in Tuesday’s election, while two Democratic senators are sweating out the remaining days of their campaigns leading to the Aug. 16 recall elections. Pickups by the Democrats could shift the Senate’s balance of power, with Republicans controlling 19 seats to the Democrats’ 14.
The recalls are as much a referendum on Gov. Scott Walker’s first half-year-plus in office as it is about his reforms, with his most vocal opponents castigating Wisconsin’s chief executive as the front man for an ultra-conservative agenda, and his most ardent supporters deifying Walker as the savior of a broken — and broke — system of state government.
Six Republican incumbents are scrambling to stave off recall in Tuesday’s election, while two Democratic senators are sweating out the remaining days of their campaigns leading to the Aug. 16 recall elections. Pickups by the Democrats could shift the Senate’s balance of power, with Republicans controlling 19 seats to the Democrats’ 14.
The recalls are as much a referendum on Gov. Scott Walker’s first half-year-plus in office as it is about his reforms, with his most vocal opponents castigating Wisconsin’s chief executive as the front man for an ultra-conservative agenda, and his most ardent supporters deifying Walker as the savior of a broken — and broke — system of state government.
Re: Republicans Try to Throw Election with Fake Ballots
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Date: August 05, 2011 03:35PM
I'd wager most of the elections in this country are rigged.
Furthermore, if voting ever changed anything, it would be illegal. It is a ritual that lends legitimacy to the mythos of the current regime, one from which I abstain.
Furthermore, if voting ever changed anything, it would be illegal. It is a ritual that lends legitimacy to the mythos of the current regime, one from which I abstain.