Oh, man. The gubernatorial election is still not over in Washington state. The Seattle Times reports today: Analyzing whether vote counting errors tend to be random (usually not), Jim Miller at Sound Politics warns that Republicans should be prepared for bad news. We'll keep an eye on developments.
-- A San Francisco State University student, shouting at College Republicans who were attacked by a mob of Palestinian protesters during a get-out-the-vote event --Democrat students suggesting College Republicans were to blame for false voter-suppression flyers at the University of Pennsylvania Because of editing errors on several levels, the Oct. 29 edition of The Daily...
Read MoreIt's a gorgeous day here--translucent blue skies, temp in the 70s, autumn leaves doing pirouettes across the lawn. Every tranquil fall morning like this reminds me of the morning of Sept. 11. My husband and I packed the kids in the double stroller and walked to the nearby elementary school to vote. We sang The...
Read MoreFrom the National Post: California liberals threaten to move to Canada if Bush wins. Let's hope they keep their promises this time around.
Poliblogger has an excellent compendium of major races and initiatives here. We'll be keeping an especially close eye on Oklahoma and South Dakota; the 11 states holding referenda on same-sex marriage; Arizona's immigration enforcement initiative; and the Colorado electoral college initiative.
Busy this morning transforming my daughter into Sleeping Beauty in time for her preschool Halloween party. Back later. Meantime, check Powerline and The Truth Laid Bear for al Qa Qaa updates. Also, Andrew McCarthy on Our Troops vs. Kerry's Global Test and Clint Taylor's excellent piece, which asks: Why won't he fight terrorists as hard...
Read MoreThe Rawhide ticket or the Aqua Net boys? You decide.
Mallard Fillmore imagines Nov. 3... Yikes. (Hat tip: McGehee)
Mommypundit has some invaluable insights on why Kerry is a dawg.
"I will bring my faith with me to the White House and it will guide me." -- John F. Kerry, Oct. 20, Xenia, Ohio Where are the church-state separatists now?
AP reports: Update: More Kerry endorsements, including a prized nod from the Palestinian Authority. (Hat tip: Laurence)
James Joyner highlights CNN's attempt to spin a survey showing overwhelming troop support for President Bush.
My new column gives an overview of the campaign epidemic of anti-GOP hate spreading across the country. Here's the intro: On a related note, see below for updates to last night's blog entry on the disgusting anti-Bush Special Olympics poster, which has now been picked up by Drudge. I spoke with both the editor of...
Read MoreBelieve it or not, they're out there. Here's the scoop, buried in a Los Angeles Times article on homeless voter registration drives: And more: Sitting a few feet away on a ledge, Charles Ross puffed on a cigarette and explained to L.A. CAN outreach worker Herman Jones that in his 73 years, he had never...
Read More...immigration and border security. As I wrote in my column this week, it's the six-ton elephant in the room.
Newsflash: President Bush Did Not Win Election on October 7
Unadulterated Dennis Miller on Jay Leno just minutes ago: And the crowd applauded.
For those still interested: Just received a call from the IUPAT, which has now identified the union member who grabbed the Bush/Cheney sign from Phil Parlock's daughter and threw the pieces at the family as they left the event. "We are taking steps to deal with the individual," the union told me. Meanwhile, President Bush...
Read MoreJust got off the phone with Phil Parlock, who is amused by desperate liberal rumor-mongering that the man wearing an IUPAT t-shirt and holding a piece of his little girl's Bush/Cheney sign is his own son. "That's ridiculous. This is a small town," Parlock told me from his home in Huntington, W. Virginia. "Everyone would...
Read MoreDemocrats accused of ripping Bush signs (Kerry supporters rip up toddler's Bush/Cheney sign) LI man arrested in air rage case (Drunk Kerry supporter attacks Bush supporter on airplane) Family Of Killed Soldier: Vigil Crowd Threatening (Peace activists threaten and taunt relatives of a veteran killed in Iraq) 9/11 Memorial Vandalized (Anti-war activists at the University...
Read MoreColin McNickle, the man to whom Teresa Heinz Kerry hissed "Shove it," writes about the death threats he has received. Also, he is still waiting for the o-pin-KNEE-o-nay-ted Teresa to answer his original question. Maybe he'd have better luck if he asked her in Portuguese, French, Italian, or Spanish.
Unfit for Command : Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry Current Amazon.com rank: 2
(The first part of this file is buried so deep, I figured I better start a new one.) 7/28 Edition. Best bloggy round-ups. I have limited access to TV tonight. Here are a few good places to visit for convention nuggets: Poliblogger's got "bite-sized" facts and funnies. INCITE is live-blogging every night. 7/27 Edition. Best...
Read MoreThis will be a continually updated file on the best of the worst of the Democratic National Convention's freaks, flubs, and follies. Feel free to leave your nominations. 7/26 Edition. "What liberal media?" moment of the day: From Spoons, CNN engages in some wishful thinking with its characterization of Carter, Clinton, and Gore as a...
Read More...at the Republican Party convention! The Washington Times and Bob Novak report separately on efforts by conservatives to diversify the Karl Rove-approved, namby-pamby, prime-time speakers line-up. The Times' Ralph Hallow writes today: More than half the Republicans in the House have signed a formal complaint to President Bush about the failure to give prominent conservative,...
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