Voter fraud, that is.  We’ve put up a lot of the names of the perpetual Democrat / Organizing for Obama [American socialists] that come here to work on campaigns, staying at Democrat “nest” homes, quick vote here in NH, and then skedaddle out to the next piece of work.  We’ve caught the double registrants and voters – they won’t be happy when someone runs a background check on them in the future.  But the Democrats keep insisting there’s no such thing as Voter Fraud.  Well, here’s the next batch of “voters in multiple places” (emphasis mine, reformatted):

Over 40,000 People Are Registered to Vote in Both Virginia and Maryland

As midterm elections quickly approach, many are starting to think about voting and potential fraud at the polls. And once again, we find that there is cause to be worried about voter fraud here in the U.S. It appears in a new report that 44,000 people are registered to vote in both Virginia and Maryland.  A vote-integrity group crosschecked the voter rolls in the two states and found far too many people registered in both states. The group, known as The Virginia Voters Alliance, is going to expand their research into surrounding states like Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Georgia. 

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First there was the coordination of the Lefty bloggers, political operatives, and “journalists” on messaging known as “JournoList” – a coordinated effort started by Ezra Kline to drive the same story the same way over and over again.  That is, until it was discovered and then “stopped” (even as some still think that it still exists albeit in some other form).

I’m shocked, SHOCKED I tell you!  There seems to be a “secret agent drop box” process at play on the Dem side – and Jeanne Shaheen is The Object Lesson of the Day.  Yes, coordination.  Between entities that should not, by law, coordinating on campaigns.    The NRSC steps up to the blackboard for this lesson on political sleight of hand:

For some time, journalists and political observers have wondered how Harry Reid’s Majority PAC runs ads that always seems to be strategically coordinated with the campaigns they are supporting, since said coordination is prohibited by law. Now we know.

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A bit more of a close up of the same thing here in my previous post – Jeanne Shaheen seems to be saying “Here it is, boys – come and use it FOR ME!”.  Moe Lane over at RedState has our next Object Lesson (emphasis mine, reformatted):

…Or at least the wickedness of Jeanne Shaheen’s reelection campaign.

• It all started when this rather bizarre post went up on the Jeanne Shaheen website (don’t worry, safe link).

Actually, from that link, here it is:

You look at that, and you think to yourself: That looks a lot like the framework of an ad – complete with stock photos! – that the Shaheen campaign would very much like a third-party group to grab and turn into an actual campaign commercial, only the campaign can’t actually say that. 

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The corruption of the best things gives rise to the worst. —David Hume

Last week, Emperor Michael Bloomberg launched his, Everytown For Gun Safety campaign. For the launch Bloomberg made the talk show circuit explaining that this effort was not about gun confiscation, but keeping guns out of the hands of children, criminals and the mentally ill. Bloomberg’s statement was largely viewed as dishonest and disingenuous. The second amendment advocacy community just wasn’t buying it.

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While we are poking the Shaheen campaign with the crooked stick of corruption for implied coordination with a Super PAC, let us not forget that the message she is trying to sell as a part of that coordination is misleading in itself.

:”… When Brown was the Senator from Massachusetts he gave big oil and Wall Street billions in special breaks. They gave him millions in campaign contributions. Jeanne Shaheen voted to stop those special breaks. She’s leading the fight for a bipartisan bill to lower energy costs for consumers and create jobs. …”

You want to know what the special breaks are?  Not taxing someone more than you already are or, Lord help us all, choosing to take less of their money by force than before.

To put that in context, when the town I live in didn’t spend so much that they had to take more of my income in additional taxes than they already did, that difference to a Democrat, is my special break.

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That day where Environmentalists lament that the rest of us have either have just ignored them (at best) or decided not to let them control our lives (at worst, from their perspective).  Why should I let them – I grew up and live in a country where the foundation is personal Freedom and individual Liberty?  I did not grow up in a collectivist society – yet that is what they are trying to create.  No, not because it is supposed to make ME better (though that is one of their lame excuses: “it will be good for you!”) but they believe that they must do everything they can to protect “Mother Earth” – GAIA worship.  Or sure, the next pretense is that wailed about is “WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE”!

Note to clueless: we all ARE gonna die but just not generally because of your screaming at us.  Know why?  I’ve been listening to this crap for 50 years and almost all of the predictions the Green Totalitarians have shoved at us have turned out wrong.  But, like the true inner socialists they are, facts don’t seem to matter.  Here in the US, our air is MUCH cleaner, the river water doesn’t catch fire, and the land is far better as well.  Smog doesn’t sting the eyes the way it used to, the water is safer, and we generally don’t have to worry where the kids play.  Here’s some of them that were made back in 1970, courtesy of Big Peace:

•  “Air pollution… is certainly going to take hundreds of thousands of lives in the next few years alone.” Paul Ehrlich, Stanford University biologist
• “The world has been chilling sharply for about twenty years. If present trends continue, the world will be about four degrees colder for the global mean temperature in 1990, but eleven degrees colder in the year 2000. This is about twice what it would take to put us into an ice age.”  Kenneth Watt, Ecologist
• “Dr. S. Dillon Ripley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institute, believes that in 25 years, somewhere between 75 and 80 percent of all the species of living animals will be extinct.” Sen. Gaylord Nelson
• “We have about five more years at the outside to do something.” Kenneth Watt
• “Civilization will end within 15 or 30 years unless immediate action is taken against problems facing mankind.” George Wald, Harvard Biologist

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The Jr. Senator from NH was on the Howie Carr show as TMEW and I went out to do some errands right after supper tonight.  We missed the beginning of her segment but it was clear that people were switching from talking about Obamacare to illegal aliens, immigration, and Amnesty.  And they were not happy!  And I really don’t think that Kelly Ayotte was all that happy about having to defend her Kerry-esque monster flip-flop on this issue as she had campaigned for really being against amnesty.  The segment has already been posted over at WRKO.com and a rough transcript (automated? It really IS rough) is there as well (I have put the relevant part of the transcript after the jump).  The title of this post comes from the fact that Howie went after her about deporting the illegals that are here.  Howie does lay into her and almost all of the callers, especially those from NH, go even further All she could do is balefully try to deflect by demanding “I’ve not seen the plan” by which 11 million illegals would be transported as if Howie and his callers had to PROVE to her they had done her legwork – to fulfill HER campaign rhetoric!

Why not? On this issue, she’s given us the classic Establishment Republican “bait and switch” (aka “I was against it before I’m now for it”) when it comes to illegal aliens and Amnesty.  She is now willing to support Amnesty as shown by her vote to pass the Senate’s “comprehensive immigration reform” bill as opposed to when she was campaigning. How do I know this?  Well, this is why politicians hate to be recorded – and GraniteGrok was at the AFP/NH – Cornerstone action Senatorial debate on June 9th, 2010 when she was campaigning.  Video after the jump for Question 11:

Do you support the actions taken by the State of Arizona by enacting this [illegal immigration] law and further, what more should Federal Government be doing in this area?

 I just transcribed her answer – here’s the money quote from her answer: 

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NH GOP Platform:  Strongly oppose new taxes and fees, including an income, sales or capital gains tax

NH Constitution:

[Art.] 6-a. [Use of Certain Revenues Restricted to Highways.] All revenue in excess of the necessary cost of collection and administration accruing to the state from registration fees, operators’ licenses, gasoline road tolls or any other special charges or taxes with respect to the operation of motor vehicles or the sale or consumption of motor vehicle fuels shall be appropriated and used exclusively for the construction, reconstruction and maintenance of public highways within this state, including the supervision of traffic thereon and payment of the interest and principal of obligations incurred for said purposes; and no part of such revenues shall, by transfer of funds or otherwise, be diverted to any other purpose whatsoever.

Yeah, these 17 Republican “we’re for lower taxes!” Reps folded like wet tissue on the “Strongly oppose” bit when it came to vote on the gas tax (upping the gas tax by 23% to add another 4.2 cents per gallon on a price that is already skyrocketing before the summer season starts!) and supported the 96% of the Democrats that voted for it as well.  As well as the Republican NH State Senator Raush that proposed it in the first place.

• Frank Tilton   Belknap 3
• John Cebrowski     Hillsborough 7

• David Danielson   Hillsborough 7

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(emphasis mine)

…The massive show of federal force in the Bundy case is frightening because it gives us a brief glimpse of the totalitarian regime that awaits a sleeping populace that does not take seriously its voting responsibilities, and places in public office (and returns them to office) who do not represent traditional American values.

The fact that the ranchers were well armed and willing to literally fight for their rights probably tempered the enthusiasm of the federal forces to engage in further aggression. It was clear from the body language and some of the reported verbal responses of the government forces that they were not prepared to engage in lethal combat with fellow Americans.

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“A charlatan makes obscure what is clear; a thinker makes clear what is obscure.” —Hugh Kingsmill (British writer and critic. 1889-1949)

Today, the headlines read,

USA Today: “Ga. governor signs ‘guns everywhere’ into law”

NBC News: “What Georgia’s ‘Extreme’ New Gun Law Allows”

MSNBC: “Georgia governor signs sweeping gun bill into law”

And finally, our own Granite State’s WMUR is reporting on this story with a flair of excited gibberish, clearly demonstrating their editorial bias when they report, “Guns Everywhere” was signed into law in Georgia.  “Guns everywhere” is a pejorative characterization coined by the anti-second Amendment contingent opposing this measure.

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