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http://wbztv.com/politics/voter.fraud.s ... 35603.htmlA spokesman for Secretary of State William Galvin said later Tuesday two reports of spoiled ballots could not be verified or found to be widespread.
The latest number is six ballots.UNHWildCats wrote:The Massachusetts Secretary of State's office has confirmed that at least two ballots that were pre-marked for GOP nominee Scott Brown, the two ballots have been located and voided.
Looks like someone's a sore loser.UNHWildCats wrote:The Massachusetts Secretary of State's office has confirmed that at least two ballots that were pre-marked for GOP nominee Scott Brown, the two ballots have been located and voided.
Good post................AZGrizFan wrote:Honestly, this is fucking hilarious. A Republican takes perhaps THE most Democratic seat in AMERICA. If that doesn't SCREAM revolt, I don't know what does. Glad to see Massachusetts voters pulled their collective heads out of their asses and started this country down the path to recovery.
My hats off to Massachusetts.
All across America, Democrats are collectively shitting themselves right now.GOKATS wrote:Good post................AZGrizFan wrote:Honestly, this is fucking hilarious. A Republican takes perhaps THE most Democratic seat in AMERICA. If that doesn't SCREAM revolt, I don't know what does. Glad to see Massachusetts voters pulled their collective heads out of their asses and started this country down the path to recovery.
My hats off to Massachusetts.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34895044/ns/politics/Voter ire evident in Mass. Senate contest
Dateline: Jan. 16, 2010
WASHINGTON - The ill winds of an angry electorate are blowing against Democrats, the warning signs clear in a closer-than-expected Massachusetts Senate race that may doom President Barack Obama's health care agenda and foreshadow the party's election prospects this fall.
Anti-incumbent, anti-establishment sentiment is rampant. Independents are leaving Obama. Republicans are energized. Democrats are subdued. None of it bodes well for the party in power.
FIFYRob Iola wrote:Odds are pretty good now that Obama's a one term FLOP...
So ironic that Kennedy's Senate seat goes red over health care...
UNI education on display?clenz wrote:Ballets voided and you still fucking lose
really? thats the best you got? as sad as the repiblicans have been since 08ish is exactly where you are headed. Also, figures a lib would resort to bashing tactics when they loseUNHWildCats wrote:UNI education on display?clenz wrote:Ballets voided and you still fucking lose
So, you and your boy toy tried your best to cast doubt on the election results by casting pre-marked ballots?UNHWildCats wrote:The Massachusetts Secretary of State's office has confirmed that at least two ballots that were pre-marked for GOP nominee Scott Brown, the two ballots have been located and voided.
That type of stuff is the best he's ever had. No willingness to work for what he wants...just have other people give it to him. Let everyone in and we'll have a party on other people's dime. Wok and Roll!clenz wrote:really? thats the best you got? as sad as the repiblicans have been since 08ish is exactly where you are headed. Also, figures a lib would resort to bashing tactics when they loseUNHWildCats wrote: UNI education on display?
Let's hope the Republicans can learn from this unlike the democrats. Scott Brown wasn't elected because of his Republican designation, he won because he was seen as a change from the norm (& this is why Obama gott the independent vote) He all but confirmed that by what he WASN'T referencing in his acceptance speech (the Rep Natl Party....referred to himself as a conservative independent, NOT a Republican)). Just as the Dems mistook last years victories as a confirmation of liberal ideology, I hope the Rep's don't see Brown's victory as confirmation that maybe the were on the right path the previous 8 years & they don't really need to change after all. If so, they'll be turned out in 2 years like the Dems will experience later this year. Perhaps the vox populi is finally realizing that politicians should be changed as often as diapers 7 for the same reason.....AZGrizFan wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34895044/ns/politics/Voter ire evident in Mass. Senate contest
Dateline: Jan. 16, 2010
WASHINGTON - The ill winds of an angry electorate are blowing against Democrats, the warning signs clear in a closer-than-expected Massachusetts Senate race that may doom President Barack Obama's health care agenda and foreshadow the party's election prospects this fall.
Anti-incumbent, anti-establishment sentiment is rampant. Independents are leaving Obama. Republicans are energized. Democrats are subdued. None of it bodes well for the party in power.
I don't think I've been this happy in months.
Preach, brutha.Appaholic wrote: Let's hope the Republicans can learn from this unlike the democrats. Scott Brown wasn't elected because of his Republican designation, he won because he was seen as a change from the norm (& this is why Obama gott the independent vote) He all but confirmed that by what he WASN'T referencing in his acceptance speech (the Rep Natl Party....referred to himself as a conservative independent, NOT a Republican)). Just as the Dems mistook last years victories as a confirmation of liberal ideology, I hope the Rep's don't see Brown's victory as confirmation that maybe the were on the right path the previous 8 years & they don't really need to change after all. If so, they'll be turned out in 2 years like the Dems will experience later this year. Perhaps the vox populi is finally realizing that politicians should be changed as often as diapers 7 for the same reason.....