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  • If you truly believe in the pledge of allegiance, hand the GOP a defeat at the polls
    6 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    If you truly believe in the pledge of allegiance, hand the GOP a defeat at the polls By Mary MacElveen November 6, 2006
    Tomorrow’s elections will tell us whether or not our fellow Americans truly want a change or live as we have lived since Bush took office. If we are truly a freedom loving people our only moral choice at this point is to stop America from bleeding out.
    I see America as if she were lying on a battlefield mortally wounded. Do we pass her by or act as a medic and (…)

  • Agitprop Capital of the World (the USA) Exports Its Poison to Venezuela
    6 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Agitprop Capital of the World (the USA) Exports Its Poison to Venezuela - by Stephen Lendman
    Agitprop, electoral fraud and dirty tricks may not have been invented in the US, but they certainly were perfected in "the land of the free and home of the brave" that no longer is except in the mind’s eye of a diminishing number of diehards, true-believers and others still unaware of the real state of things in America. The clearest evidence was the theft of the last two presidential elections (…)

  • A Final Desperate Message from George W. Bush to the American Public
    5 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    My fellow Amerikans:
    Well, as we come down to the wire we must remember the lesson of 9/11 (just what IS that?).
    Anyway, it is beginning to look like the slimey Democrats are going to prevail in the House races. I am sorry to hear this. This means that Commie b..ch Pelosi,who marches in parades with gays and hates our troops, will try to give me a bad time. Phooey!
    Hey, gang!, I’m not that bad of a guy! I’ve got a nice wife and two daughters, like to clear brush at Crawford and have (…)

  • As our parting gift to Pataki, re-elect Alan Hevesi for NY State Comptroller
    5 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    As our parting gift to Pataki, re-elect Alan Hevesi for NY State Comptroller
    By Mary MacElveen
    November 5, 2006
    I want everyone living in New York State to think back to last winter especially if they heat their homes with oil. As the tank gage inched lower, your anxiety of how you were going to pay for another delivery sky rocketed. I know mine did. You would have thought that Governor George Pataki could have demanded assistance on behalf of all of us for some relief from his (…)

  • IS AIR FORCE ONE PUBLIC PROPERTY?
    3 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Is Air Force One Public Property?
    By Peter Fredson
    November 3, 2006
    For several days I have watched “Air Force One”, a beautiful blue plane, land and saw George Bush step out onto campaign platforms. The plane forms an impressive backdrop for a sleazy partisan effort.
    I wondered how the costs of transporting Bush and his people, (staff, security, agents, etc.) were passed on to the taxpayer or if any were reimbursed by Republicans to the Treasury.
    I wondered if this violated any (…)

  • Touch Screen Voting — Advantage GOP
    2 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The drumbeat of reports from around the country of touch-screen voting machines failing during Early Voting continues to grow. These aren’t "glitches." These are failures.
    So far, the reports have all involved Democratic (or Green) votes flipping to, or otherwise benefitting, Republican candidates. In South Florida , St. Louis County, Missouri , Virginia , Arkansas , Dallas , and now San Antonio, Texas.
    http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&a...
    "Heh, heh, heh, heh, heh." — George W. Bush

  • U.S.+international agents to monitor e-vote satellite activity during election (flipping to Rep)
    2 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    U.S. and international agents to monitor e-vote satellite activity during election e-votes flipping Democrat votes to Republican in early voting
    U.S. and international agents to monitor e-vote satellite activity during election
    House and Senate members facing either re-election or removal from office on Tuesday are not telling Americans that satellites may have the capability to access, question and effectively monitor e-vote computer systems at polling stations and central vote (…)

  • Joe Lieberman’s record: Why would anyone in Connecticut vote for him?
    2 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Joe Lieberman’s record: Why would anyone in Connecticut vote for him? By Mary MacElveen November 2, 2006
    Living on the north shore of Long Island and if the weather if favorable, I can see the coast line of Connecticut. The only thing that separates us is a slim body of water known as the Long Island sound. If on Election Day the voters of Connecticut choose to re-elect, Joe Lieberman, we may as well be oceans apart.
    As I was reading this article in the Hartford Courant: Focus Stays (…)

  • Why should Americans vote Republican?
    1 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Why should Americans vote Republican? By Mary MacElveen November 1, 2006
    In hopes that this column will reach those who are more inclined to vote Republican in the upcoming midterm elections, I want to ask you flat out, why should any voter even entertain voting Republican? What hope have your candidates given to the American people as many continue to suffer from despair?
    As many Americans grow bone weary of the war in Iraq and are beginning to wise up, this war has only delivered (…)

  • Threats to Hugo Chavez as Venezuela’s December Presidential Election Approaches
    1 November 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Threats to Hugo Chavez As Venezuela’s December Presidential Election Approaches - by Stephen Lendman
    On December 3, 2006 voters in Venezuela will again get to choose who’ll lead them as President for the next six years. There’s no doubt who that will be as the people’s choice is the same man they first elected their leader in December, 1998 with 56% of the vote and reelected him in July, 2000 after the adoption of the Bolivarian Republic’s new Constitution with a 60% total. They then saw (…)