We CAN Win Ohio

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Saturday September 13, 2008 · 12:18 PM PDT

2008/09/13 · 12:18

It seems that a wonderful opportunity for voter registration has presented itself in Ohio. If we don't take advantage, I'm sure the Republicans will. Beginning September 30, 2008, Ohioans can vote early by absentee ballot without providing a justification. Voter registration for the 2008 election ends on October 6, 2008, thirty days prior to Election Day. The early voting period and the registration period overlap by seven days. This means that unregistered voters can register to vote, then ask for an absentee ballot and vote on the same day. 9/30 is a Tuesday, 10/6 is a Monday. That gives us five working days to drag as many unregistered voters down to the courthouse.

These procedures are being challenged by the GOP, but if they hold up in court, a well organized crew in each county could really make a difference!

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Thursday September 04, 2008 · 7:46 PM PDT

2008/09/04 · 19:46

Excuse me, but I THINK YOU SHOULD SEE THIS

Many Dead Near Guantanamo Bay

* News * World news * Haiti Storm-hit Haitians starve on rooftops · No food or drinking water as tempests batter nation · Desolation in Cuba is like Hiroshima, says Castro

Katrina is happening again tonight

Excuse me, but I THINK YOU SHOULD SEE THIS

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Monday August 18, 2008 · 6:17 PM PDT

2008/08/18 · 18:17

I am no writer, but I am going to try to offer my perspectives on the state of our republic. When do we begin to discuss the issues that will shape the future? President Bush was a figurehead that read the teleprompter and could repeat simple phrases. We need to campaign against the Republican Party, not against Bush. He is not worth it.
We need to examine the policies advocated by Republicans and the obvious failures of Republican government. At first glance, the word "incompetence" comes to mind Remember Katrina? How is that balanced budget going? The War on Drugs? How about deregulation of the financial industry? How is that working for us? Deregulation of the airlines, good idea? Food safety? Foreign Policy? Would the Republicans prefer more or less democracy? Why does The United States hold the most prisoners per capita, in the most profitable prisons in the world? If the leaders of the three main factions in Iraq were to admit to John McCain that The Surge worked, and the USA won the war, can the troops come home?
Who would replace Dick Cheney as Chief Executive in a McCain administration?
I want to see some discussion of ISSUES. The Repubs have a lot to answer for.

There is so much to write about!

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Wednesday July 09, 2008 · 4:25 PM PDT

2008/07/09 · 16:25

Maybe it is just me. Did anyone else wonder what transpired in early February causing Mitt Romney to suddenly suspend his presidential election campaign? Just as he enjoyed the near unanimous support of talk radio’s conservative elite and the secular right, He threw in the towel! When speaking before CPAC, he put aside his prepared speech which had been distributed to the press and he unexpectedly withdrew from the race. He is said to have spent $40 million dollars of his own money on the race. Why quit?

What was the Deal??

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Sunday January 13, 2008 · 5:19 AM PST

2008/01/13 · 05:19

President Bust gave a major speech at 0645 EST today, Sunday January 13, 2008. He appears to have committed the United States to the occupation of Iraq forever. I have not yet found a transcript, I'm barely awake.
My brief impressions after the jump.

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Wednesday January 09, 2008 · 10:47 AM PST

2008/01/09 · 10:47

George W. Bush has secured his place in History. He will leave office in one year, unless forced out sooner, but the corporations and organizations that controlled GWB will continue to pillage our country. We need to encourage our candidates to stop running against the lame duck, and confront the Republican Party and the advocates of the policies that have been so destructive.

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