Today is Election Day!
There is no excuse not to do it.
Just go out and VOTE!!!!
US Senate: Mark Steven Kirk(R)Remember this is
8th USC: Joe Walsh(R)
Governor: Bill Brady(R)
Lt. Governor: Jason Plummer(R)
Attorney General: Steve Kim(R)
Secretary Of State: Robert Enriquez(R)
Comptroller: Judy Baar Topinka(R)
Treasurer: Dan Rutherford(R)
54th SR: Thomas R. “Tom” Morrison(R)
22nd SS: Steven J. Rauschenberger(R)
28th SS: John J. Millner(R)
31st SS: Suzi Schmidt(R)
BULLETIN! REPUBLICANS NOW POISED TO TAKE SENATE MAJORITY
Published on DickMorris.com on October 6, 2010
Dear Friend,
Today, October 6th, is the first day this year that the Republican candidate leads in the most recent poll in ten Senate races for Democratic seats. If the Republicans hang onto these leads, they are assured of a majority!
Even more important, the Republican is moving up in all ten races even where the margin is still narrow!
The following are the polling data from the most recent survey listed on realclearpolitics.com:
North Dakota = Republican + 43%
Arkansas = Republican + 18%
Indiana = Republican + 18%
Wisconsin = Republican + 12%
Pennsylvania = Republican + 7%
Colorado = Republican + 5%
West Virginia = Republican + 5%
Illinois = Republican + 4%
Nevada = Republican + 3%
Washington = Republican + 1%
And, in Connecticut, Linda McMahon is hot on the heels of Richard Blumenthal. In New York State, the last published poll had Republican Joe DioGuardi one point behind appointed Senator Kristen Gillibrand, but that poll is now two weeks old. In Delaware, the last poll is two weeks old and showed Democrat Coons way ahead but it may well have closed since.
The only piece of bad news is that Fiorini is 3 points behind Boxer, but Barbara is still under 50% of the vote.
We need to get our vote to turnout!
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Thanks,
Dick Morris
But why is Election Day on a Tuesday? Why in the world do we continue to insist on voting on a weekday when we are supposed to be encouraging as many people to vote as possible?I can now hear Barack Hussein Obama, that nice anti-Semite calling for this. After all he is having a hard time trying to convince Jewish voters in Florida. If he did this, he wouldn't have to worry about them.
Officially, Election Day is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November (depending on the year, it could be November 2 through November 8). Since 1845, this has been the standard practice in the United States. Congress wanted a set date to elect a president and members of Congress, and because we were an agricultural society, this was the best day for farmers in rural America to get to the polls. That made a ton of sense. Then. But a lot has changed in the past 163 years, and it's time Congress changed this unnecessary law.
But why not the first Saturday in November? If that date were chosen, the majority of voters wouldn't have to worry about trying to vote before going to work, hoping and praying the lines aren't too long so they can zip in and zip out. The same thing happens in the evening. Folks have to hurry up and finish their work, interrupt meetings, and shut down whatever else they are doing and head to the polls.
Instead of putting up barriers for people who want to vote, we should be the most open society when it comes to giving our citizens as many options as possible to vote, and moving Election Day from a weekday to a weekend makes a lot of sense.
Saturday is already a day of leisure, and there is no doubt that more Americans would head to the polls on a traditional day off from work.
While Martin Luther King was a strong supporter of Zionism in theory and Israel in fact, his successors are cut from a different cloth. Black leaders such as Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Andrew Young, Louis Farakkhan all have records marred by a history of anti-Semitism. The Congressional Black Caucus has increasingly voted against Israel in Congress. Representative Cynthia McKinney (D-Georgia) and her supporters have had a long history of anti-Semitic statements. Congressman John Conyers hosted a mock impeachment hearing featuring known anti-Semitic conspiracy theorists (while the “hearing” was proceeding, anti-Semitic literature was being distributed by activists at the Democratic National headquarters).
Damn Jewish interlopers, coming into our neighborhoods and stealing our money.Your feelings too, they must be.If only someone in the crowd had a match and some gasoline -- then we'd be cooking. With gas.
What was it that Wright himself said? Something like "The moment my sermons come out, Obama's Jewish support is going to melt like a snowball in hell"?