Posted by Pistol Pete
There have been reports all over the country of GOP poll watchers being turned away or escorted out until a judge signs an order to allow them in.One of their responibilities is to check the machines before the polls open to make sure no votes are pre-loaded.As long as they keep them away until the afternoon they can load as many votes as they can with no interference.Here are some examples:
CERTIFIED GOP POLL WATCHERS TURNED AWAY IN FLORIDA
http://gulagbound.com/35809/alert-certified-gop-poll-watchers-turned-away-in-florida/
POLL WATCHER IN DETROIT THREATENED WITH A GUN,9/11 CALL REJECTED
ELECTION EVE LAWSUIT QUESTIONS VOTE-COUNTING SOFTWARE
http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2012/11/election_eve_lawsuit_in_columb.html
PEOPLE GO TO VOTE,TOLD BALLOTS ALREADY CAST IN THEIR NAME,OTHERS VOTE MORE THAN ONCE
OHIO DEMS FALSLY ACCUSE TRUE THE VOTE
HOUSTON VOWS TO CONTINUE TO VIOLATE ELECTION LAWS
N.C. GROUP HOME ACCUSED OF TAKING PATIENTS TO VOTE FOR OBAMA
POLL WORKER TELLS PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR OBAMA
http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/poll-worker-tells-people-to-vote-democrat.html
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This is no joke;these people are frantic.All we can do is make sure our victory is so massive they can’t hurt us.
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I am praying so hard that
We Shall Overcome.
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I waited an hour to vote, too, this afternoon, but got to shake hands with George Allen while I was in line. I am so nervous – praying, praying, praying……
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Just finished as inspector at urban poll, predominately Democrat or puppetdemo, and I am exhausted and sore and worn out and in a fog. Can’t decide if it is I or they that are living in an alternative universe. Surreal. Got a story or two in me but I am too tired to talk about it. Maybe tomorrow. My word summary. Ugly. Morons. Clueless. Haters of Whites. Entitled. Liars. Boldface Liars Obama-style in-your-face. Good night.
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10:15-Fox just called Ohio for Obama.It’s all over.Giving my farewell post tomorrow.
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We are so screwed.
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REPORT: A woman in a Detroit polling location was aggressively campaigning for Obama. A female voter in line objected. The Obama supporter punched the woman in the face. Police came to arrest her and she smacked the cop.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/06/Obama-supporter-punches-voter-in-face
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That Report is nothing more then an empty plant with no details, yet look at all sheep that follow along with their own bashing in the comments…
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Have my own story to tell as poll inspector in urban dem area but can’t, and don’t want to say anything but, FFF&^%. And I am so not into the instant “God is in control” all over the place. Yes he is, but it is still one big F&^K!!!
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So true. 😦
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Fortunately God is in control, even if you’re “so not into” people saying so. Would it be better if we did like leftists have been doing the last month or so, threatening assassinations and rioting in the streets since we didn’t get our way?
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No, of course not. What I can’t accept is the passive attitude some Christians take — the idea that absolutely everything that happens is ipso facto God’s will, and that we should just accept it, shrug it off, and not get angry. I think anger at gross injustice is not only normal, but healthy. The Bible tells us to “Be angry, and sin not.” So even if I’m mad as hell I’m not going to go around committing murder and mayhem, the way leftists do when they don’t get their way. But if deception and dishonesty and injustice don’t make you angry, what will?
I don’t want to start a theological argument, but I’m not one who believes that everything that happens is God’s will. The Soviet gulag? The Nazi extermination camps? Child abuse? Fifty million abortions? God’s will? Hell no! He gave us free will, and human beings unfortunately abuse it.
Yes, in the great scheme of things, God has the last word, and He can (and does) bring good things out of even very bad things. In His own time, He will right all wrongs. I can believe that (and I do, most of the time) without accepting the bizarre idea that every horrible thing that human beings do to each other is somehow God’s will. To believe that is to negate any belief in free will.
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There’s a difference between believing in God’s sovereign will in ultimate triumph and believing that everything people do is God’s will. A BIG difference, in my eyes.
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I have had a lot of very unpleasant experience in my life with people who make no distinction between the two. That’s why I react the way I do when people respond to disasters, outrages, and catastrophes by smiling passively and saying that it must have been the Lord’s will.
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Hoot-
I totally understand you anger, and it is justifiable.
I know deep deep anger because I felt such total rage when I was dx’d with cancer. I never smoked or drank and thought I was a healthy person, so I was flippin out angry for quite some time.
But I soon realized that anger itself was a cancer, I would never heal until I let it go. And step by step I did and I found a way to feel empowered again. I began to looking forward, not back, and made it my mission to getting truly healthy for the first time in my life.
Cancer has led me to a job I love and a new sense of purpose. Because of cancer I have made some amazing friends and as crazy as it sounds, I actually consider it a blessing.
Right now, our country is also riddled with the spreading cancer of socialism. We must expose it and root it out. And GOD willing, in the end, we will emerge a healthier and happier
nation.
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Look on the bright side.
If We had won, there would be rioting in the streets today.
The people who voted for O are going to be suffering the most in the next few years. There will be shortages of “obama money” and the obots will see the king feasting while they starve. Crime will go up in their neighborhoods because no one will want to be a cop anymore.
All that “free” healthcare will be worthless because there will be no doctors to treat people.
The young people who voted for more hopey change, will be the most unemployed and in debt generation ever.
There is going to be a lot more suffering, and pray to GOD we do not have a nuclear Iran bombing Israel and starting a global disaster.
Our country will now be overcome by immigrants who want to live off all the “free stuff”, the way they have in Europe.
We are in for some really hard times.
Can Amerika survive?
It all depends on whether WE lay down our arms, or we do what Glenn Beck said today that he plans to do, and double down.
It is up to us to save this great nation from itself.
We will lick our wounds for a while, and then we
get back to work, and try to save this country for our children’s children.
Glenn Beck today talked about Washington, with only a handful of starving troops, rallied them, and we are here today because THEY never gave up.
We must never give up!
for the sake of the millions who have given everything, including their lives, so that America could be the land of the free.
We have suffered a major set back, but as long as we have our breath, and our pen, and one last ounce of energy, we are not defeated.
The south shall rise again.
Tomorrow is another day.
Take down the curtains and make a dress!
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Well said, GP.
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“We have met the enemy… and he is us”
Pointing fingers is not going to soften the landing once we go over the fiscal cliff. Let’s see if we can stop fighting amongst ourselves long enough to avoid the next disaster, instead of setting around after the fact saying “I told you so”. Was that not Washington’s point, put aside the hunger, cold and despair just long enough to do what is needed? Imagine what would have happened if his troops stood up and said “your poor leadership got us in this situation” you go fix the problem yourself we are heading back to Starbuck’s for a Frappuccino.
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Dear PP
I know you are hurting now so I am sending you a big hug. And if you want a real one, let me know, and I will come up your way.
Thank you so much, and Chrissie and everyone else who have led the charge here and on the other blogs we took part in for the past few years. You are true patriots.
We are not defeated. We are still breathing.
And we still have God on our side.
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I’m shocked, and very disgusted. I can’t believe we have to sit through 4 more years of Obama and his smug, stupid face. I was over-confident that Americans were still smart enough to recognize the failure of Obama’s administration after marinating in it for the past 4 years. Alas…well, we still have each other. Thank you PP and Chrissy and all of the poliNation regulars for this wonderful little oasis of sanity in a nation gone horribly wrong.
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http://theulstermanreport.com/2012/11/07/data-points-to-a-powerful-romney-campaign-and-yet-he-lost/
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From the Patriot Post: “At this point, only a sweeping new grassroots rebellion on the model of the Tea Party could change things. … Obama is willing to pay the price of national division for the sake of making the transformative changes he seeks. … [B]ecause the public has never truly seen the changes he’s enacted put into practice, Obama has an exceedingly tenuous mandate. But he doesn’t care. All Obama wants to do is to squeak by, after which he plans to depend on shifting demographics to cement his sweeping transformation in place. The question is, have Americans really changed as much as Obama thinks, or will the actual arrival of his long-delayed first-term agenda in his second term set off a populist movement that brings his plans to a halt?” –columnist Stanley Kurtz
“My counsel to you tonight: Please, do not be bitter. Do not fall prey to the Beltway blame game. Do not get mired in small things. Do not become vengeful creatures like our political opponents who voted out of spite instead of love of country. We still have boundless blessings to count — and to secure. I remain a proud, unrepentant believer in the American Dream. And I know you do, too. Freedom will endure because we will keep fighting for it. We can’t afford not to, friends.” –columnist Michelle Malkin
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20 things that went right on election day, by Michelle Malkin
Twenty-one, actually. And since I live in Wisconsin, #21 is my favorite. ♡
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I just looked over Michelle’s list and realized that she omitted another good one — physician-assisted suicide was defeated in Massachusetts.
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22) Big Bird will not be expected to push things like Corn Flakes and Lunesta on our children.
Thought for the day: Many people simply voted against Romney rather than for Obama.
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