Tea Party Express "Mobile Call Center"...in...Texas...(Election Day Update #26!)

Tea Party Express ^ | 05/28/2012 08:05:03 am | Amy Kremer

[luvie]

Well, that’s who I voted for even before I knew that Streisand was touting Dewhearst. We done good! :)

[Syncro]

I believe the discussion was about what the turnout would look like on Election Day.

The original insinuation was that voters on election day at the polls would not have any impact, it's "too late"

[Syncro]

Texas is through for today, Dallas and Wichita Falls phone banked

Lubbock and Amarillo tomorrow and then on to Milwaukee

[luvie]

I’m glad they came to help. Hope it works. Wish I was in Lubbock...it’s 2 hours north of me. Darn!

[Syncro]

I used to live in West Texas, Roscoe.

[Syncro]

Today is election day for Tea Party U.S. Senate candidate Ted Cruz and we are there helping turn out the conservative vote! The Tea Party Express is pouring all it's available resources into Texas to help elect Ted Cruz to U.S. Senate.  Our "Mobile Call Center" is working overtime calling conservatives and urging them to get out and vote today. Volunteers manning the phones on the Tea Party Express "Mobile Call Center" encouraging conservatives and Tea Party Supporters to get out and vote If you believe in Ted Cruz and would like to see him elected to the U.S. Senate, we need your immediate support - its now or never! In a campaign first, we have harnessed cutting edge technology with good old fashioned Tea Party passion in an effort to turn-out conservatives to the polls. U.S. Senate Candidate Ted Cruz (seen here) stopped by to join our volunteers and make calls The Tea Party Express "Mobile Call Center" is traversing across Texas calling on conservatives to get out and vote We are calling on all Tea Party supporters to make a contribution to help us keep the "Mobile Call Center" rolling so that we can ensure that Ted Cruz is successful today - election day! Governor Sarah Palin wrote: “We’re proud to join conservatives in Texas and throughout the nation in supporting your (Ted Cruz) campaign to become the next Senator from the Lone Star State.” . . If you haven't heard about Ted Cruz, here is a little about why we have endorsed him and are fighting to send him to Washington: . Ted Cruz is a self-professed child of the Reagan revolution.  His parents fled Cuba after experiencing an oppressive government and instilled in Ted a profound respect and appreciation for freedom.  He understands that it is not our government that makes America run, but our entrepreneurial spirit.  He made money as a kid by reciting the Constitution from memory to Rotary Clubs in Texas and giving speeches on free-market economics. . As Solicitor General of Texas from 2003-2008, Cruz authored 80 U.S. Supreme Court briefs and personally argued 40 oral arguments, including 9 before the Supreme Court.  Named “a Republican star rising in Texas” and “a great Reaganite hope” by the National Review, Ted Cruz has led the fight against Obama’s offshore drilling moratorium and for private property rights for Americans.  His “Growth and Jobs Agenda” promotes a limited government plan that pledges to repeal ObamaCare and Dodd-Frank, kill Cap and Trade, and dramatically simplify the tax code. Ted Cruz at the Tea Party Express Endorsement Press Conference in Dallas, Texas We were honored to travel around the great state of Texas with him last month to endorse his campaign and hope that you will be as excited as we are about his candidacy.  We just held numerous rallies for Ted Cruz all across Texas this last week to rally support as part of our "Restoring the American Dream" bus tour.   We have a great candidate that we all need to support to send him to Washington! One of Tea Party Express’ top priorities in 2012 is to elect a conservative majority to the U.S. Senate, and thanks to patriots like Ted Cruz, we are well on our way to doing just that.

[Sic Parvis Magna]

Not in my replies to you.

It has become conventional wisdom that early voting pretty much decides an election, and in many cases, that is true, e.g., if you have a large lead in early voting, it will probably be difficult for an opponent to overcome. But that isn't always the case, as we saw last night in some state house races.

On a side note, final turnout was around 1.3 million I think, which is a nice surprise. Early voting represented 48% of that.

[Syncro]

You didn't say “our” discussion, you said “the” discussion, so that is what I responded to.

Conventional wisdom aside, what decides elections these days is voter fraud and illegal alien criminal invading colonists voting.

Add and often to early and you got the way it works.