Remember the hanging chad? We can’t have this again!
The regime is expecting a close election coupled with the new progressive narrative of voter suppression. There is a simple way to beat them America…
GET OUT AND VOTE!!!
The best way to beat someone who will cheat, commit voter fraud or cry foul at a close race is to have more votes that their whining will be meaningless.
This nation cannot afford a repeat of Bush v Gore, it will not go down civil as it did then. Keep in mind that circus went on for about a month. If that was to happen this election it will be nastier than you can imagine and I will make the prediction there will be violence associated with it. Don’t forger a crisis of this nature would be the Emperors wet dream to seize power… do not give him what he wants!
This is why you are seeing so many like Glenn Beck and Freedomworks pushing people to get registered to vote and pushing those people to get their friends and family registered to vote. The progressives are banking on you sitting at home in disgust thinking your vote won’t matter. You are playing into their hand especially those of you who were rooting for other candidates who have a “I’m not voting” attitude.
As for those of you thinking of writing in or voting for a third party candidate I consider you a traitor! You are putting an individual ahead of this nation. You are handing the Emperor a second term. You don’t get it, you think you do but you are in effect campaigning for Obama. So do yourself and everyone a favor and make it official; go get your little Obama ’12 sticker and t-shirt!
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Obama prepping thousands of lawyers for election
by Mike Baker
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — President Barack Obama’s campaign has recruited a legion of lawyers to be on standby for this year’s election as legal disputes surrounding the voting process escalate.
Thousands of attorneys and support staffers have agreed to aid in the effort, providing a mass of legal support that appears to be unrivaled by Republicans or precedent. Obama’s campaign says it is particularly concerned about the implementation of new voter ID laws across the country, the possibility of anti-fraud activists challenging legitimate voters and the handling of voter registrations in the most competitive states.
Republicans are building their own legal teams for the election. They say they’re focused on preventing fraud – making sure people don’t vote unless they’re eligible – rather than turning away qualified voters.
Since the disputed 2000 presidential election, both parties have increasingly concentrated on building legal teams – including high-priced lawyers who are well-known in political circles – for the Election Day run-up. The Bush-Gore election demonstrated to both sides the importance of every vote and the fact that the rules for voting and counting might actually determine the outcome. The Florida count in 2000 was decided by just 537 votes and ultimately landed in the Supreme Court.
This year in that state alone, Obama and his Democratic allies are poised to have thousands of lawyers ready for the election and hope to have more than the 5,800 attorneys available four years ago. That figure was nearly twice the 3,200 lawyers the Democrats had at their disposal in 2004.
Romney has been organizing his own legal help for the election. Campaign attorney Ben Ginsberg did not provide numbers but said the campaign has been gratified by the “overwhelming number of attorneys who have volunteered to assist.”
“We will have enough lawyers to handle all situations that arise,” he said.
The GOP doesn’t necessarily need to have a numerical counterweight to Obama’s attorneys; the 2000 election showed that experienced, connected lawyers on either side can be effective in court.
Former White House counsel Robert Bauer, who is organizing the Obama campaign’s legal deployment, said there is great concern this year because he believes GOP leaders around the county have pursued new laws to impede the right to vote.
“The Republican Party and their allies have mapped out their vote suppression campaign as a response to our success in 2008 with grass-roots organization and successful turnout,” Bauer said. “This is their response to defeat: changing the rules of participation so that fewer participate.”…read more