Supreme Court Rules With Ohio Secretary of State On Voter Fraud Rules

Submitted by beatriz on 10/31/08 12:19am
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/10/17/ohio-secretary-state Democratic Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has been ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court to provide a system for implementing voter fraud prevention methods.
The decision by the full court repudiates the lower court's ruling siding with the Ohio Republican Party and ordering Brunner to verify records of about 200,000 of 666,000 new voters this year whose driver's license and Social Security records don't match information in other government databases. Brunner said the court's decision would help ease confusion in the run-up to Election Day. The ruling states: "Respondents, however, are not sufficiently likely to prevail on the question whether Congress has authorized the District Court to enforce Section 303 in an action brought by a private litigant to justify the issuance of a TRO. ... We therefore grant the application for a stay and vacate the TRO." Hedging her bets, Brunner filed a motion late Thursday night asking the federal appeals court to extend or modify an earlier order to come up with a system to help counties verify voter eligibility.
Circuit Court Judge George Smith set the completion time for Brunner to come up with a method for validating mismatched voter registration data at midnight Saturday. Brunner, who filed a request for a stay of the order with the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, asked for a two-week extension so she could be compliant if the high court didn't see her way.
The Ohio Republican Party filed a complaint with the courts alleging the state has no way of dealing with unconfirmed voter registration.
On Tuesday, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati sided with the GOP by issuing its temporary restraining order. Brunner responded with her appeal to the high court.

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DOSNT IT SUCK WHEN YOUR KIDS PROVE YOU WRONG

Submitted by mous on 10/30/08 7:23pm
SORRY MY KID JUST PROVED ME TO BE A MAJOR HYPOCRIT AND IT REALLY SUCKED SO EMAIL ME TO MAKE ME FEEL BETTER

Palin-themed Halloween

Submitted by sarah p. on 10/30/08 5:12pm

Thursday, October 30th

8:14PM

Dear Diary,

Received phone call from Willow informing me that all her friends dressing up as me for Halloween. Was flattered by costume choice—after all, must mean that others admire me and wish to duplicate appearance—but immediately become concerned that sub-par Palin-imitators may run rampant. Did quick Google search (am allowed to use Internet again, though Yahoo website has been blocked) and found hundreds of directions on how to make best Palin costume.

While looking up best set of costume ideas, phone rang again. Was Bristol. Apparently Willow had told her about call and Bristol wanted to know why I wasn’t angry about imitators mocking me. Assumed she was just jealous about lack of recent attention in media, so assured her there would also be many Bristol costumes. Phone went dead, must have dropped it in her excitement.

Went back to looking up pictures of copycat Palins. Some truly awful. Really, people should remember that clothing will cost $150,000 and make-up $22,000 in order to pull off accurate portrayal.

Love yah!

Sarah

Originally posted in The Secret Diary of Sarah Palin

Need to find place to sell bike online

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A Rant on Joe the Plumber

Submitted by beatriz on 10/30/08 12:25pm
Thursday, October 30 4:30pm Dear Diary, Just heard that McCain got stood up by Joe the Plumber! Hilarious, especially considering the fact that McCain has basically based the last half of his campaign on Joe the Plumber. But who really listens to this guy anyway? He sounds like an idiot, especially since it’s come out that he would do better under our economic plan than McCain’s. And why does the media feel that he deserves so much publicity?! He doesn’t even understand politics, much less what he believes. His ignorant views on Israel make that painstakingly clear. There should be one Joe giving out opinions on politics, and that’s me. I’m beginning to think that the name “Joe” is being abused in this election, especially with Joe the Plumber, Joe Six Pack, and now Joe the Singer. The name Joe deserves some respectable nicknames. Here are my top five suggestions, which I will pitch to David: 1. Joe the Genius. Inspires awe and comes across as smarter than the average bear - er, Joe, as it were. 2. Joe the Politician. A nickname after my own heart. 3. Joe the Inspiration. I think this one speaks for itself. 4. Joe the Change-Bringer. Might work on the wording of this one, but the idea is genius, if I don’t say so myself. 5. Joe the Rebel. Have nixed “Joe the Maverick,” as the word “maverick” now strikes an unpleasant chord after McCain and Palin have abused it so much. Until next time, Joe

Michelle Obama, First Lady

Submitted by beatriz on 10/30/08 11:56am
Thursday, October 30 5:15pm Dear Diary, Have begun considering my post-election plans, given the fact I’m a shoe-in as First Lady. I do like the way that sounds: Michelle Obama, First Lady. That would look great on business cards. I’ll have to look into that. But I can’t just be a Laura Bush of First Ladies. I will be seen as an icon, like Eleanor Roosevelt and Jackie Kennedy. My hope is to achieve the same status as they did in their fields: political activism, fashion, and entertainment. I’ve decided to devise a list of ways to gain more publicity and status. Michelle Obama’s Top-Five Strategies for a Successful Term as First Lady 1. More classy outfits. My J. Crew outfit has already garnered much publicity and comparisons to Jackie Kennedy. I can’t get enough of the media spotlight, as long as it’s positive. No more of these fabricated snack-expenditure stories. 2. Influential social programs. Can’t be like Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” ad campaign, which was well-meant, but a hardly successful way to get kids to stop doing drugs. Though I have to agree that a television ad would be a great to publicize this. 3. The Michelle Obama show. The only drawback to this is that we already have several talk shows hosted by strong black women. Still, there has yet to be one hosted by a First Lady of the United States. 4. The Michelle Obama Foundation: a charity organization to benefit disadvantaged people abroad. Must be careful to avoid drawing comparisons to Cindy’s organization, and the potential rumors that I’m somehow stealing drugs. 5. Have more children. It would be cute, and everyone likes kids. But this would sadly complicate my ability to be seen as a serious political figure. Not to mention, people might somehow call me irresponsible for the little “surprise.” Must think more on this tonight… Yours always, Michelle

Palin-themed Halloween

Submitted by beatriz on 10/30/08 9:17am

Thursday, October 30th

8:14PM

Dear Diary,

Received phone call from Willow informing me that all her friends dressing up as me for Halloween. Was flattered by costume choice—after all, must mean that others admire me and wish to duplicate appearance—but immediately become concerned that sub-par Palin-imitators may run rampant. Did quick Google search (am allowed to use Internet again, though Yahoo website has been blocked) and found hundreds of directions on how to make best Palin costume.

While looking up best set of costume ideas, phone rang again. Was Bristol. Apparently Willow had told her about call and Bristol wanted to know why I wasn’t angry about imitators mocking me. Assumed she was just jealous about lack of recent attention in media, so assured her there would also be many Bristol costumes. Phone went dead, must have dropped it in her excitement.

Went back to looking up pictures of copycat Palins. Some truly awful. Really, people should remember that clothing will cost $150,000 and make-up $22,000 in order to pull off accurate portrayal.

Love yah!

Sarah

twin mill

Submitted by mous on 10/30/08 9:13am
does anyone know where i can find pictures of the full size twin mill that was shown at the las vegas car show?

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