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"Community Organizing" ACORN-style

This Michelle Malkin piece is a must-read.  Obama certainly should be proud of his record working with the likes of ACORN.  Their idea of Community organizing apparently includes corruption and election-rigging.
 
Witty Gravestone
(A future Obama Voter)
 
My biggest fear is that Obamaniacs will use the normal Chicago-style Democrat Party tactics this election cycle and try to steal the election again.  There is no question in my mind why Democrats like Hillary Clinton and others called for the abolishment of the current electoral system in favor of a general nation-wide popular vote?  Right now the electoral system at least compartmentalizes corruption.  I'd hate to have my vote erased by a long-deceased grandmother in Baltimore.  Think it can't happen?  Think again.
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Are you Prepared to Trust Barack Obama?

As Laura Ingraham pointed out this morning, more people have been murdered in Chicago, where Barack Obama worked so hard as a "community organizer", this summer than soldiers killed in Iraq during the same time frame.  With experience like that, I am sure we would be in great hands should he be President to deal with the dangers of the world, including:
 
-Iran's Nuclear Weapons ambitions
 
-The now-winnable battles in Iraq and Afghanistan as part of the broader war on islamic terrorism.
 
 
 
-Russia's renewed aggression
 
 
just to name a few.  I don't know about you but I shudder to think of the Obamaniacs being in charge of such serious issues.  I'll paraphrase Hugh Hewitt.  This guy can get me killed.
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Palin: Every-MAN?

John McCain hit a home run when he selected Sarah Palin as his running-mate.  But there's more to this running-mate than first meets the eye.  Yes, she's a woman.  OK, we said it, we acknowledged it, let's move on because she's so much more than that.  Sarah Palin is EVERY-woman -- and forgive me, Sarah, for this is not a reference to your appearance -- she is every-MAN too.
 
You see, her appeal goes beyond what the [liberal] media elite fear about her, namely her appeal to liberal disgruntled female Hillary-backers.  The true nature of her secret weapon-ness is that she appeals to the 290 million of us out here trying to live normal lives outside of Manhattan and Los Angeles.  Of course not everyone is a conservative from Alaska but there is something about her that we can all recognize and identify with.  She's raising a family, imperfectly like the rest of us, juggling work and home, actually living within a budget, living with a spouse that has his own job and hobbies that don't involve being a set-piece prop of a campaign and generally dealing with the things the 290 million of the "rest of us" have to deal with day-to-day.  Will she make mistakes, amateur mistakes?  I bet she will.  But I'm willing to bet that the electorate will be behind her anyway.
 
And just as important as what she is is what she ISN'T.  She isn't so rich she can't remember how many houses she owns.  She doesn't rub elbows with ultra-liberal former terrorists in Chicago's Democrat power machine.  She hasn't been in the Senate for two decades looking down her nose at the rest of us while stealing lines from other politicians to try to convince us she is one of us.  And she is so alien to the cloistered media types that they have no idea how to attack her let alone comprehending the depth and breadth of her appeal.
 
The only question I have is this:  How can we get her on the top of the ticket?
 
(Hugh is practically gleeful!)
 
(Update:  Matt Lewis has the data on the country's reaction.)
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What does Whoopi Think?

Huh?  When contemplating something as important as who to choose as the team to run the country and the Free World, "what does Whoopi Goldberg think?" doesn't often enter my mind. But while browsing for info on Sarah Palin's groundbreaking speech last night (or maybe even a clip of it, which I could not find), I noticed that of the few clips offered on ABC New's website for coverage of the Convention was Whoopi Goldberg's reaction to the speech.
 
[Ms Magazine April 2003]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I didn't expect much yet I was still disappointed.  Watch if you must.  Hint to ABC News braintrust:  We don't give a rip what Whoopi thinks.
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