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Date: Monday, November 25 @ 10:10:33 EST Topic: Liberals And The Left Shining Our Light on the Shadow Forces By Bernard Weiner, The Crisis Papers It's tempting to get totally disheartened by the recent midterm elections. I certainly did. But don't despair: Things are going to get much worse before they get worse. Then they'll get even worse, and then things will start to get better. I'm not just making a joke. We really are in store for a hellacious next several years. Those of us in the overt Opposition -- Resistance or Movement or call-it-what-you-will -- are going to...

With less than five weeks until the general election, many New Mexicans may be surprised to learn that among the candidates, bond issues and constitutional amendments on this year's unusually long ballot, they will also be deciding whether to allow "idiots" and "insane persons" the right to vote. That's right. Idiots currently can not vote in New Mexico under Constitutional Amendment 7, Section 1. Proposed Amendment 2 on the November 5th ballot would change that. The amendment would alter the current wording on voter qualifications, which now reads, "except idiots, insane persons and persons convicted of a felonious or infamous...

This guy is on O'Reilly whining about Al Whore's speech not being shown on FNC, in it's entirety. He keeps trying to bring up the Floriduh fiasco. These guys are desperate!

A conspiracy of white media organizations has encouraged President Bush to ignore minorities and their concerns, including the fact that black Americans were disenfranchised in Florida during the 2000 presidential election, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, charged Thursday night. "It's there to encourage Mr. Bush in his virtual ignoring of the needs of minorities in this country," Johnson told Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor." "And most especially in that state where he came from," she added. Johnson leveled the white media conspiracy allegation while charging that Bush Attorney General John Ashcroft had deprived Americans of their rights in a...