Archive for July, 2010

How many people who voted for Bush in past elections are now going to vote for the Democratic Party?

July 11, 2010 - 3:15 pm 2 Comments

Isnt this considered "bias"? As Americans shouldn’t we look at the qualifications of EACH canidate and vote accordingly? It amazes me that ALL states do not have the same law as to where anyone can vote in the caucases, regardless of party orientation.

A whole bunch of them.

Are states going to be releasing running totals of pre-Election Day vote results?

July 11, 2010 - 3:15 pm 3 Comments

Now that many states have some form or another of Early Voting, are states going to be tabulating the vote each night and releasing the running total results? Or will everything be counted and reported only after polls close on Election Day?

Also, what do you think they *should* do? Does the public have a right to know who’s "winning" in real results rather than polls, or would that cause some form of fraud, since it might influence people to vote or not vote if they know their candidate is winning or trailing?

Nowadays, there should be no one in position to hide anything the public should know. Like election results, it’s open for public. An I think that would not happen in America as it’s not the popularity that counts more but the electoral votes. And as we have observed, right from the start, the candidates are being followed by reporters as they are the hottest scopes. And with our advance technology, it’s impossible to hide anything like this. In fact, there are a lot of companies doing surveys like Rasmussen which you can find here:

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

The yahoo! election 2008 and other firms doing the daily surveys.

Registering the Vote

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 2 Comments

About a month ago fellow YouTuber, JoeFelice, tagged me in a video challenge. I was supposed to either register myself, or find someone to register to vote. Being a Canadian this was a challenge.

On my recent trip to New York City and Maine I looked for somebody who had not yet registered. This video documents what I found.

Please remember to rate, comment and subscribe.

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Early voting fiasco in Coral Gables, FL 10/26/2008

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 6 Comments

Voting Line at close of day, Coral Gables Library, 5 PM

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Special Race Report from Iowa Downs at the ABCNews Racetrack

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 11 Comments

Here’s the post call from Iowa, where ABCNews.com is running two polling races, trying to figure out who’s winning the Democratic debate.

This report sponsored in part by http://www.kauaikeepsakes.com
And ‘Ask Your Computer Guy’ Support Center

http://www.kauaikeepsakes.com/computerguy/

You can go here to make your own call.

In the First Race, we have Seabisquit, with Dennis Kucinich up, holding the front position, followed by Sir Illinois, with Brack Obama up, followed closely by that mare from NY, Miss Hillary, considered a pre race favorite.
UPDATE on 8 October 2008…

News Item..ABCNews.com removes both polls from their site. There is no longer anyone winning the Democratic debate from Iowa. Gotta love these techno editorializing folks, eh?

Track #1 Voting Poll(Original)

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Decision2008/popup?id=3493427

Track #2 Voting Poll(Second)

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Decision2008/popup?id=3493369

And on track number 2, we have Seabisquit, again, with Kucinich up, leading by a nose, with Obama close behind, and Miss Hillary following on, gathering help from the former groom of 1600 Pennsylvania avenue, Billary.

Stay tuned to this station, for more highlights, as the dual race results pour in from ABCNews trackside.

This is your reporter, Patrick Michaels, from Iowa.

Just thought you might appreciate that this technical glitch, will result in one or the other being dropped, by ABCNews.com, or they will re-start the race, or will run them side by side.

Note that there is a subtle difference between who’s WINNING the debate, and WHO Won the debate, eh?

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Tyranny at the Texas Straw Poll Ron Paul

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 25 Comments

UPDATE Sept 5 07 http://www.mysanantonio.com/sharedcontent/APStories/stories/D8RFILF80.html
UPDATE Sept 5 07 Associated Press just interviewed me.
UPDATE Sept 4 07 Granny Warrior letter

http://www.grannywarriors.com/strawpol.htm

UPDATE SEPT 2 07 ****MUST READ****
I just got an email through the Ron Paul Meetup up group from the well known “Granny Warriors”
They just informed everyone that they have PROOF that an ENTIRE BUS FULL of Ron Paul DELEGATES from San Antonio were prevented from voting. They arrived on time and were denied. After another bus pulled up and they were ushered in through the side entrance.
END UPDATE#1
The vote was supposed to be until 1 or 2 pm, but GOP security prevented registered Delegates from entering the building who were wearing Ron Paul signs at 10am.

I was standing over by the Granny warriors when 2 delegates approached me and asked me to help them get into the convention center.
They had showed up at the door a little before 10am wearing Ron Paul shirts. The security guard told them to change into proper attire. They left and changed then came back and it was now 10:10/10:20 and the security told them the registration was closed.
Apparently everyone who showed up from out of town or with an online registration recpt. was denied access unless they got there before 10am and in proper attire.

Delegates who showed up, got their credentials and then changed were allowed to enter.

In the video the woman in red asks a Ron Paul organizer for her pass. He tells her the woman with the box has it. She runs to the woman with the box of passes, and askes if she has the passes, and the woman tells her no. So what was in that box, and why was she in such a hurry to get the box out of the convention center? It was in my opinon a lie and the passes were in the box.

The security guard is asked by me on camera who he works for, and he evades the question. If he works for the GOP then why not say “yes GOP” he says “the party” Who’s party? Another candidate? Who told this security guard to deny access to Ron Paul delegates?
We counted about 12 or so people walking up to the door and being turned away every 10 min or so. This went on from 10am till 1:30 when I left. This does not count the delegates who showed up in Ron Paul shirts and could not or decided not to change and simply went home frustrated and out the $50 or $75 fee the GOP charges.
If they paid for credentials and were denied them, should they file a dispute on their credit card? Would hundreds of disputes on the GOP merchant account make national headlines, and force the merchant account provider to suspend or even file criminal charges against the account holder?

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How to Draw Manga Facial Expressions

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 25 Comments

http://www.markcrilley.com –”Miki Falls” manga creator Mark Crilley presents a tutorial on drawing three different facial expressions, showing the transition from surprise to anger.

If you’ve found this vid useful (and would like to help a guy feed his family!) I’d be honored if you’d consider picking up a copy of Miki Falls. It’s available at Amazon right here: http://www.amazon.com/Miki-Falls-Spring/dp/006084616X

If you’d like to get it at a real bookstore, please remember that even bookstores that don’t carry Miki Falls will happily special order it for you if you ask. Thanks for the support, my friends!

–mark

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Countrywide voter registration kicks off

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 2 Comments

President Mwai Kibaki has urged Kenyans to turn up in large numbers for the voter registration exercise which was he officially launched today morning. While registering as a voter, the president said the new register will curb incidents of double registration and warned that those who attempt to have themselves registered more than once will be prosecuted. The registration exercise will be conducted 7 days a week for the next one and a half months beginning today.

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From The Programmer’s Mouth: How The 2000 Election Was Fixed

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 25 Comments

Clinton E. Curtis, ex-programmer tells all during a Congressional hearing on voting fraud. In October 2000, Curtis was asked by Tom Feeney (R), then Speaker of the House in Florida, to write a computer program that would render electronic voting fraud undetectable. Curtis did just that.

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Ron Paul Votes NO BAILOUT (Speech on the House Floor)

July 9, 2010 - 11:09 am 25 Comments

September 29, 2008, U.S. House of Representatives. Ron Paul [R-TX] votes NO on the bailout bill.

AYES 205
NOES 228

http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2008/roll674.xml

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TRANSCRIPT:

Madam Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to this bill. This is only going to make the problem that much worse. The problem came about because we spent too much; we borrowed too much, and we printed too much money; we inflated too much, and we overregulated. This is all that this bill is about is more of the same.

So you can’t solve the problem. We are looking at a symptom. We are looking at the collapsing of a market that was unstable. It was unstable because of the way it came about. It came about because of a monopoly control of money and credit by the Federal Reserve System, and that is a natural consequence of what happens when a Federal Reserve System creates too much credit.

Now, there have been a fair number of free market economists around who have predicted this would happen. Yet do we look to them for advice? No. We totally exclude them. We don’t listen to them. We don’t look at them. We look to the people who created the problem, and then we perpetuate the problem.

The most serious mistake that could be made here today is to blame free market capitalism for this problem. This has nothing to do with free market capitalism. This has to do with a managed economy, with an inflationary system, with corporatism, and with a special interest system. It has nothing to do with the failure of free markets and capitalism. Yet we’re resorting now, once again, to promoting more and more government.

Long term, this is disastrous because of everything we’re doing here and because of everything we’ve done for 6 months. We’ve already pumped in $700 billion. Here is another $700 billion. This is going to destroy the dollar. That’s what you should be concerned about. Yes, Wall Street is in trouble. There are a lot of problems, and if we don’t vote for this, there are going to be problems. Believe me: If you destroy the dollar, you’re going to destroy a worldwide economy, and that’s what we’re
on the verge of doing, and it is inevitable, if we continue this, that that’s what’s going to happen. It’s going to be a lot more serious than what we’re dealing with today.

We need to get our house in order. We need more oversight–that is a certainty–but we need oversight of the Federal Reserve System, of the Exchange Stabilization Fund and of the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets. Find out what they’re doing. How much have they been meddling in the market?

What we’re doing today is going to make things much worse.

[ http://www.c-spanarchives.org/congress/?q=node/77531&id=8899285 ]

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