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Let the Socialists in Vermont pass their silly resolution. Most people in Ohio view that state the same way they do San Francisco.

The Ohio Democratic Party has not touched the various challenges to the state's election results with a 10-foot pole. They know better. Unfortunately, DUmmies and the Vermont crazies don't.

I'm hoping Conyers, Maxine Waters (two of the biggest jokes for elected officials the world has ever seen), and Jeffords, or Boxer challenge Ohio's Electoral College Votes. They will be promptly shot down and it will be generation before the Democrats win anything in Ohio.

I believe the electoral votes will be reviewed on January 6, a few days after the new Congress convenes. So, Obama will be a member on the 6th. He's too smart to make his first act as Senator a challenge to Ohio's Electoral Votes. If he does so, his career is essentially over. People will not stand for such BS.

As an Ohioan and a Republican, I enjoy seeing Conyers, Maxine Waters, Jesse Jackson, and the rest of that freak show visit the state. I just makes it more difficult for the Ohio Democrats to dig themselves out of the deep hole they find themselves in right now.

I hope the Supreme Court of Ohio suspends Arnebeck's law license. His petition is frivolous under any definition.

Forget men in black, with the DUmmies, what we need is men in white coats to take them away for electic shock therapy.

I work in downtown Columbus. I better go move my car, I wouldn't want it to get damaged when some DUmmie jumps from a building know that the electors have voted and they realize all their efforts were for naught.

Democrats in Ohio know better than to go near this silliness. The GOP has large majorities in both houses of the state legislature. After the first of the year, the Dems sole statewide office will be a single seat on the Ohio Supreme Court. It's currently 5R-2D. They haven't held an executive office since 1994. Going near Conyers, Jesse Jackson, the DUmmies, and the MoveOn.org kooks will only ensure continued minority status. That's why no smart Dem, an oxymoron, I realize, in Ohio is going to embrace Conyers.

Here's my e-mail to the "honorable" John Conyers:

As an Ohioan, I find your efforts to impugn the results of the November 2nd election insulting. While the kook fringe that you so ably represent may enjoy them, I can tell you that most Ohioans don't. The citizens of this state, regardless of their party affiliation, have moved on with their lives. George W. Bush won Ohio and no amount of pontificating by windbags like yourself is going to change that fact.

Furthermore, the so-called witnesses at your faux hearing clearly do not understand that Ohio elections are conducted on a bipartisan basis. As an example of that bipartisanship, not a single dispute arose in Franklin County, my home county, over the validity of a single provisional ballot. The election official responsible for the allocation of voting machines in this county is Bill Anthony, a Democrat who also serves as the party's county chairman. Mr. Anthony has honorably denounced the various conspiracy theories favored by your kooky supporters. In order for vote fraud to occur in Ohio, it would require the efforts of both parties. Of course, neither you nor your so-called witnesses are aware of Ohio's elections procedures. Rather, you choose to disparage Ken Blackwell.

If I remember correctly, the state motto of Michigan, translated from Latin, is "If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." Well, Congressman Conyers, if you are truly interested in vote fraud, I suggest you look about your neighborhood, there is more vote fraud in one precinct in Detroit than you will find in Ohio.

I expect no response to this e-mail because it does not fit your agenda.