Breaking - Al Franken wins Minn. Senatorial election

God was not involved. ACORN was.

Oh well, I never did think he was funny. But he is good enough, he is smart enough and gosh darn it, people love him!

www.pubhousedialogues.com...

Very special people.. Very-very special...

ILMAOL...silly Republicans.

Now its time to tune into Bill O'Reilley and watch his head explode.







[edit on 30-6-2009 by AllexxisF1]

All of the above. I would love to laugh with you, but find it rather tragic.
Labels change, essence stays.

I'm laughing my living arse off.

Tragic?

LOL...only to Conservatives.

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Oh goody all of America gets to end up like California.



No checks are balances, yea that is a good thing.

If only Conservatives get it...
You could also stop self mutilation and think for a change.

I agree. It's a recipe for disaster. See 2000-2006.

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Yup.

"Remember back in aught nine when the Democratic Party stole the Minnesota Senatorial seat election?"

Sound familiar? Both were determined by the Supreme Court ruling, right?

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The thing that is difference this go around though is that the Dems have a filibuster proof senate now. So what ever little bit of power the Repubs had is completely gone now. And the way Obama and Rahm have been twisting arms it doesn't give me much faith in the argument that this isn't a rubber stamp.

The problem is we need checks and balances on both the repubs and dems in the form of a third party.

That's not realistic in America at this time. NO 3rd party will ever get any traction as long as the MSM is in the pocket of the PTB. I'm curious, how many times have there been total control of the gov't? And now we have 2 in the last 10 years. If that doesn't stink of manipulation I don't know what does.

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I think the last time we did was during the depression and for a few decades after that. The student protest ousted the dem's over Vietnam, then they got voted back in with carter then it was pretty much repubs the whole way until 1993-1995 (92-94) then it was repubs again, up until 06.

And agreed, the other problem with a third party is that none of them are viable right now. The thing that worries be about it though is that all the rage and political division leads to extremism.

And it's been going on for decades. Divide and conquer. And now we are reaping the years of their efforts. Just look at the board. We have some damn smart people here but when it gets down to politics it looks like an elementary school yard. Hardly something that you would expect from thinking people. The programming is working.

Well, when you have more votes counted than there are registered voters, something stinks to High Heaven.

Do I see the influence of ACORN? You bet I do...

The same thing could be said for the Florida count in 2000. What's the point?

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Two different situations. In Fla., Gore only wanted a partial recount, Bush called for a total recount..

The voter fraud in the US is disgusting.

Ask yourself why Kerry conceded Ohio so quickly...?

Oh I have. He wasn't the PTB's Golden Boy. Wrong guy, wrong time. And I see NO difference. The strings are still being pulled from behind the scenes while those that are polarized scream at each other. Win/win for the bad guys.

I find the timing of this decision to be a little suspect given all of the major legislation that is on the table at the moment. I guess Obama was right when he told his fundraisers last night that he would get his policy passed.

Obama has always had it in the bag. His fundraisers are certainly getting what they paid for. "Not bad for Six Months" Barry.

cnsnews.com...

With all the voter fraud I think people can finally stop repeating over and over that we have no one to blame but ourselves because obviously our elections are as rigged as Iran, and our votes don't count. While we are at it can we stop the left vs right nonsense too because it is getting old when they are all obviously working for corporations.