05-07-2008, 10:52 AM
Hillary won IN, 51 -49% . Seems like students came out for Hillary and Buses from Chicago did little damage.
I am very much suprised after todays and early vote fraud by BO.
Mayor of Hammond confronted the Mayor of Gary and we saw result from Lake County after 12.30am.
Barone of Fox said earlier the votes were outnumbering the population/Reg Dem Voters of Gary!
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->This is 1960 all over again. People voting twice, once in IL and tonight in Gary. John McLoughlin on his tv show Sunday suspected something like this might happen. The Democrats have lost me forever if they do not put a legal challenge on this election in Lake County. This war is not over!<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->It's midnight Central Time. John King of CNN, et al., just asked the mayor of Gary, Rudy Clay, why the votes from Lake County didn't dribble in as they were counted, the way they do in almost all other counties. He asked three times, and Clay dodged the question every time -- and very clumsily, too.
[paraphrased:]
CNN: "Why didn't they come in why they were being counted?"
CLAY: "Well, we had over 11,000 absentee ballots ..."
CNN: "Couldn't they turn in the results of the people voting today?"
CLAY: "Our election board is doing a tremendous job ..."
CNN: "Why is it that Marion County [Indianapolis], which is twice as large as yours, was able to report their results as they came in, and yours hasn't?"
CLAY: "Well, we had over 11,000 absentee ballots ..."
CNN: "The other towns in Lake County turned their results in 5+ hours ago ..."
CLAY: "Our election board is honest, there is no funny business going on here. All the votes have to be counted ..."
CNN: "But it's a computer."
CLAY: [silence]
When the mayors of the surrounding towns suspect something crooked, it's worth taking seriously.
I am reminded of a story I heard about Obama, when he first decided to run for the US Senate. He sought the help of a leading Chicago power broker in getting the support of other power brokers. There was one in particular whose help he thought would be hard to get, but the leading Chicago power broker got it. When Obama asked him how he had managed it, the response he got was, "You don't want to know." This was just a few years ago.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
I am very much suprised after todays and early vote fraud by BO.
Mayor of Hammond confronted the Mayor of Gary and we saw result from Lake County after 12.30am.
Barone of Fox said earlier the votes were outnumbering the population/Reg Dem Voters of Gary!
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->This is 1960 all over again. People voting twice, once in IL and tonight in Gary. John McLoughlin on his tv show Sunday suspected something like this might happen. The Democrats have lost me forever if they do not put a legal challenge on this election in Lake County. This war is not over!<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->It's midnight Central Time. John King of CNN, et al., just asked the mayor of Gary, Rudy Clay, why the votes from Lake County didn't dribble in as they were counted, the way they do in almost all other counties. He asked three times, and Clay dodged the question every time -- and very clumsily, too.
[paraphrased:]
CNN: "Why didn't they come in why they were being counted?"
CLAY: "Well, we had over 11,000 absentee ballots ..."
CNN: "Couldn't they turn in the results of the people voting today?"
CLAY: "Our election board is doing a tremendous job ..."
CNN: "Why is it that Marion County [Indianapolis], which is twice as large as yours, was able to report their results as they came in, and yours hasn't?"
CLAY: "Well, we had over 11,000 absentee ballots ..."
CNN: "The other towns in Lake County turned their results in 5+ hours ago ..."
CLAY: "Our election board is honest, there is no funny business going on here. All the votes have to be counted ..."
CNN: "But it's a computer."
CLAY: [silence]
When the mayors of the surrounding towns suspect something crooked, it's worth taking seriously.
I am reminded of a story I heard about Obama, when he first decided to run for the US Senate. He sought the help of a leading Chicago power broker in getting the support of other power brokers. There was one in particular whose help he thought would be hard to get, but the leading Chicago power broker got it. When Obama asked him how he had managed it, the response he got was, "You don't want to know." This was just a few years ago.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->