Posted on 11/02/2010 12:49:27 AM PDT by Scanian
A nation holds its collective breath. America's pivotal election is today. We will either put the brakes on the Democrat-socialists' drive to transform us into a failing European-style social democracy or we continue to hurtle toward the cliff of no return.
Voters have waited through long, suffering months to make their voices heard at last.
Democrats have made an unprecedented mockery of representative government, ignoring the will of the people with arrogant disdain. Elitist hypocrites who campaigned on "love" for the poor party hearty on the hard-earned money of America's producers, jet to debauchery-ridden Europe to scorn our good name, and come back home only to spend our children into serfdom. The words "public servant" have almost become synonymous with "tax cheat." American companies are threatened with open thuggery by a power-mad administration of academics who wouldn't know how to actually produce a single cent if their very lives depended upon it.
The Democrats and their president line up in bowing and scraping infamy before the Islamists, throwing America under the bus of cowardly appeasement. A Democrat president still sends America's finest young people to war and ties their hands with hideous rules of engagement and withdrawal timetables, which inevitably make our bravest into cannon fodder.
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Have a look at those Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach districts. A bowl of spaghetti would be less gerrymandered.
They were created in order to guarantee certain results. And good guys like West suffer as a result.
Still, my money says he beats Klein.
I did, It’s beyond ridiculous the way that district is split up.
I have him in my prayers. This good man is destined for greatness.
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