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Obama Likely Won
Re-Election Through Election Fraud
So how did Romney lose a race that numerous reputable polls and pundits
predicted would be an easy win, based on historical patterns? The most
realistic explanation is voter fraud in a few swing states. According to
the Columbus Dispatch, one out of every five registered voters in
Ohio is ineligible to vote. In at least two counties in Ohio, the number of
registered voters exceeded the number of eligible adults who are of
voting age. In northwestern Ohio’s Wood County, there are 109 registered
voters for every 100 people eligible to vote. An additional 31 of Ohio’s 88
counties have voter registration rates over 90%, which most voting experts
regard as suspicious. Obama miraculously won 100% of the vote in 21
districts in Cleveland, and received over 99% of the vote where GOP inspectors
were illegally removed. The inflated numbers can’t just reflect voters who
have moved, because the average voting registration level nationwide is only
70%. The vast majority of voters over the 70% level are not voting because they
want to, they are voting because someone is getting them to cast a vote, one
way or another. Those 31 counties are most likely the largest counties in
Ohio, representing a majority of Ohio voters. This means the number of votes
cast above the 70% typical voter registration level easily tops 100,000, the
margin Obama won Ohio by
Mitt Romney got no votes in 59 voting districts in the city of Philadelphia last week on Election Day. None. And the unofficial vote tallies have President Barack Obama beating the former Massachusetts governor by a combined vote of 19,605 to 0, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Such unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods, primarily in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia, stokes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence, experts say. “We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic,” Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University, told the Inquirer. “It’s kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia.” While most large cities are politically homogeneous — with as many as 80 percent of voters identifying as Democrats, they also are easier to organize over rural areas where people are more spread apart.
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Now 47 States Want
to Secede from U.S.
The complete list of states with open petitions
includes Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Nine
states’ “We the People” entries include multiple competing petitions, California, Georgia, Missouri, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Wisconsin are each represented by at least two petitions. Three for Pennsylvania.
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Teachers Flock to
Northwestern University for ‘Marxist Conference’
This Saturday, the Midwest Marxist Conference was held at Northwestern
University’s Medill School of Journalism. The event was teeming with teachers
who spoke about the new found bond between the radical socialists and their
Teachers Union. The all-day event, which collected money to support Chicago
Socialists and featured a communist bookstore, provided students on-campus
along with the radical left community to plan the next phase in their activism.
Becca Barnes, a Chicago Teachers Union teacher and organizer with Chicago
Socialists, proclaimed at the beginning of the conference that “the struggle
here in the United States has entered a new phase. Nowhere have we pointed the
way forward more clearly than here in Chicago with the teachers union strike.”
After the opening plenary, breakout sessions addressed more specific topics
like the history of the Democratic party, education, and case studies in
Russia. In these sessions, speakers continued to celebrate the use of
education as a mechanism to insert Marxism into public institutions. In one
session, the idea of targeting their message to students, even over “the
working class,” was debated.
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Obamacare’s
America: Post-Election Layoffs
The People have spoken, and business has replied. Layoff
announcements are mounting at an unprecedented rate in response to Obamacare
since President Obama won his second term Tuesday night. Companies across
America continue to defy the conventional “wisdom” of leading financial experts
for the Obama Administration who have publicly stated that under the AHCA, or
Obamacare, Americans would not be at risk of losing their jobs (but rather, the
new law would herald in an era of new job growth and opportunities.) As markets
around the world fell upon the news of Tuesday night’s election results, businesses
have shed nearly 20,000 jobs already this week, with job loss estimates that
could reach as high as 150,000 by month’s end.
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Liberals Think
Election Was Mandate to Shut Down Conservatism by
Tad Cronn
OK, I get it already. The Democrats won Tuesday’s election, I won’t say
“fair and square” (I’m not convinced of that), but decisively. And I
realize that means we have to put up with watching the barbarians dancing on
the battlements for a time, but if liberals think that one election loss
means conservatives are going to throw out their values and just shut up and
play along, they’ve got another thing coming. We also have to face the
headwinds from the unrelentingly Marxist teachings going on in public
education. Our religious leaders are largely kept quiet either through the
notion that religion should not be involved in politics, or through the overt
threat of IRS repercussions if it does. We have not successfully penetrated the youth market or gotten into
minority communities. The result is that most people only hear about
conservatism through the filter of liberal news anchors, left-leaning comedians
like John Stewart or hate mongers like Bill Maher. It’s too much to expect
most liberals to ever watch Fox News or listen to Rush Limbaugh, because
they’ve already been told exactly what “those shows” are about, according to
leftist ideology. It hasn’t helped anything, either, that the GOP leadership
has been paying too much attention to liberal polls and been more worried about
being popular than being leaders. If conservatives want to take back the country, we
need to start by doing what liberals have done for decades: infiltrate our own
party and community organizations with an eye toward leadership positions, then
leverage those positions to regain control of our own message. We need to
infiltrate schools, media and political structures. Our primary focus has to be
on informing the young and minorities who share our values but who don’t yet
know it. It’s always darkest
before the dawn, as the saying goes. Let the barbarians dance on the walls and
have their moment.
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God Will Not Be
Mocked by J. Matt Barber
America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose
our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.
— Abraham Lincoln
America has forsaken her first love. She has finally, and fully, given
herself over to a licentious Lothario with whom she has increasingly flirted
since her youth. He is sin – and, notwithstanding full knowledge of who he is
and what he intends, with him she has lain. America has tasted the poisonous
fruits of lust, pride, passion, and envy – sloth, frivolity, iniquity, and
entitlement. She has tasted of their sweet deception and found it irresistible.
She has danced in the streets, intoxicated by the very poison that will be her
undoing. America has rebelled against God. She has shaken her fist at Him and
arrogantly cried, “We don’t need you. We don’t want you. We know better than
you. Now go away.” And so He’s going away. I grieve for my children. I
grieve for America’s children. Evil won on election day 2012. An arrogant and
rebellious nation has chosen for her leader an arrogant and rebellious man,
whose arrogant and rebellious party has, as Pastor John MacArthur put it,
“adopted the sins of Romans 1 as their platform.” “This is a new day in our country,” MacArthur
lamented. “Parties that used to differ on economics, now differ dramatically on
issues that invade the realm of God’s law and morality.”
We have mocked God.
God will not be
mocked.
“Millions of Americans looked evil in the eye and adopted it,” wrote
Liberty Counsel’s Mat Staver the day after the election. “Abortion, same-sex
marriage and immorality carried the day.” Indeed, evil carried the day. America
has willfully chosen a Democratic platform – a Romans 1 platform – upon which
to stand. We have chosen a party that thrice denied God, and then returned his
name in vain – amid deafening boos – to its platform.
God will not be
mocked.
America has chosen a party that demands every taxpayer be complicit in
the federally funded slaughter of the pre-born. We have exalted a party that
seeks to – and in many was ways has already done so – enshrine into law the
celebration of sexual deviancy and mock marriage.
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We excuse sin. We call that which God calls an abomination,
“equality.”
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We call that which God calls murder,
“reproductive choice.”
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We call that which God calls theft,
“fundamental fairness.”
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We “call evil good and good evil.”
America is divided
and her president the divider. The scales have tipped. The 51 percent – the
takers, the God-deniers and the subversive, now outnumber the makers, the
seekers of righteousness and the patriotic.
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Historian,
Anthropologist, Politico, Liberal, Conservative….What are we seeing? by Bill Hutter
Over the last few months, I have been contemplating the changes we are
seeing and feeling in the national mood. I have struggled with the idea
that I may be misguided in my beliefs as a fiscal conservative and a social
liberal. My beliefs were formed through many influences. It started early
with my hard-working family of eastern European heritage, being a Lutheran,
then a period of great change when I was coming of age (late 60s and early
70s), becoming a father, being an independent-minded entrepreneur and staying
married for over 30 years. Could I be losing touch with what’s really
happening?
I repeatedly asked myself these questions, “what am I missing”, “what
don’t I understand”, “what are people are seeing in our national direction that
I can’t”. Could what I believe be so wrong? During any attempt to
have meaningful discussion, things quickly became political. I kept
asking the same questions, but I could never get a clear answer that made sense
to me.
Questions about:
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Gay marriage
versus rights under a civil union license issued by the state?
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The right of
a woman to choose means what?
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Why should
an unborn have more protection than person?
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Why did
President Obama expand the welfare state?
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Why do I
have support people not willing to work?
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Does anyone
really know what is happening to the Palestinian people in the West Bank?
·
Is health
insurance really a right? Or is it a privilege?
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Why have we
not fixed the immigration policy to open the country up to the smartest people
on the planet?
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Why are so
many people on food stamps?
These questions and the inability to get a clear, logical answer, led me
on a journey of self-questioning but also trying to find other reasons that may
not be so apparent. The polarization that we are experiencing causes us
to not be able to discuss the very things that are causing this
polarization. Could the polarization be caused by the issues and the
respective positions that have been taken due to peoples trying to hold onto to
what they think they know, while other forces are impacting this shifting mood?
Unfortunately, when a person is afraid of change, the person works to
rationalize the reason for their beliefs and when reason does not work, the
position must get more extreme. This pushes any person trying to hold
onto what is familiar and comfortable to them, towards the
edge-of-reason.
The edge-of-reason builds a fundamentalist’s approach to viewing their
position, while clouding their ability to see through their extreme position to
recognize an opportunity to collaborate. I believe we will continue to
see this polarization for the next couple of decades, due to a macro shift in
the mood of the people.
This is not a mood
shift from conservative to liberal or from democracy to socialism, but a
confluence of different evolutionary events in which we are the active
participants and a driving force….even if we don’t know it or want to be.
There is an undercurrent of change that has already happened and will happen
again. Read
Complete Article....
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Labor heads say
Obama backs them on 'fiscal cliff' By KEN THOMAS,
Associated Press
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, accompanied by Mary Kay Henry, International
President of the Service Employees International Union, and Lee Saunders,
president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees,
spoke to reporters outside the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 13,
2012, after a meeting between business leaders and President Barack Obama to
discuss the economy and deficit. Labor leaders said Tuesday that President Barack Obama remains
committed to preserving tax cuts for middle class families and ensuring the
wealthy pay more in taxes, outlining plans for a public campaign to pressure
Republican lawmakers. The heads of several labor unions and
Democratic-leaning interest groups emerged from an hour-long meeting with
Obama saying they were united with the president on how to avert the
so-called "fiscal cliff" and prevent more financial hardships next
year. "We are very, very committed to making sure that the middle class
and workers don't end up paying the tab for a party that we didn't get to go to
and the president is committed to that as well," said AFL-CIO president
Richard Trumka.
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"Our peculiar security is in the possession of a written
Constitution. Let us not make it a blank paper by construction."
--Thomas Jefferson, letter to
Wilson Nicholas, 1803
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"There is not a more important and fundamental principle in
legislation, than that the ways and means ought always to face the public
engagements; that our appropriations should ever go hand in hand with our
promises. To say that the United States should be answerable for twenty-five
millions of dollars without knowing whether the ways and means can be provided,
and without knowing whether those who are to succeed us will think with us on
the subject, would be rash and unjustifiable. Sir, in my opinion, it would be
hazarding the public faith in a manner contrary to every idea of
prudence." --James Madison, Speech in Congress, 1790
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