Dems Gettin Out The Vote From Their Real Constituents

Calling all the country's homeless, felons, miscreants, illegals you name it ..." come one come all" is the democrats call and cry this election more so than ever as they know local communities budgets are too strapped to be spent on checking voter rolls, checking every absentee ballot against addresses and such adn they are not missing this opportunity.

ACORN as we've blogged about here is heavily involved in this movement of registering bogus applicants and has been for years, that illustrious organization that Obama has been so involved with over the years. The same group the Dems collectively tried to sneak in some taxpayer dough through the Pork Bill Of The Century to be voted on today, trying to get Republican fingerprints on it so in a year or two as the country finally dissects were this money actually went, they can say point their fingers and say "look...look... the republicans voted for it too!!!".

Well this year they're getting more creative than ever, even better than the crack for votes program they had going back during the Kerry election in Ohio I think, this one too is in Ohio and involves the rounding up and taxiing of homeless to voter registration parties offering who knows what ahd where to get their names on a ballot made out to Barack Hussein Obama, none other and the one and only. Read about it below fromt he McCain website of all places. i mean, if he can't get it stopped what the hell are we supposed to do about it, ya know?.

Dems mobilize homeless vote in Ohio. Election officials brace for early voting

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From AP via Yahoonews
By STEPHEN MAJORS, Associated Press Writer Tue Sep 30, 4:50 AM ET

COLUMBUS, Ohio - For weeks, the Ohio GOP accused the state's Democratic elections chief of interpreting early voting law to benefit her own party in a crucial swing state.

But the Republican-dominated Ohio Supreme Court decided on Monday that Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner was following the law when she ruled there is a six-day window in which voters can register and vote at the same time.

The decision — also backed by two separate federal judges — means election officials are preparing for the rush of early voting Tuesday, the first day absentee ballots are accepted in advance of the Nov. 4 presidential election.

'This ruling is a victory for all Ohio voters,' Brunner said in a statement" continued

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