Can we test our clowns too?

Tiririca the Clown ran for election in Brazil and actually won.
His fellow lawmakers, however were not amused and are forcing him to take literacy tests in order to prove that he is not amongst the 10% of Brazilians that cannot read or write.
He passed his first closed door test by proving he can read and write, now they want to test him further.

So the question this brings up is: Shouldn't we have our elected representatives prove some minimum competency when it comes to things like economics, government, the Constitution, etc.?
(I wonder if he hoped to get more than a "brazillion" votes)

Vote fraud 2010 in a nutshell

The American Thinker has an article condensing the various stories and reasons that may make this election historic from the perspective of voter fraud.
It isn't yet November second and we are already hearing of possible fraud on a grand scale.
I sincerely hope that we still prevail despite the obvious (and massive) efforts to steal this election.

Early Cheating?

Election complaints are already coming in and it isn't even November.
In Las Vegas, people are saying they wanted to vote for Sharon Engel and Harry Ried's name was already checked.
Elections officials are claiming it is likely human error due to sensitive touch screens and assured people that they can review their choices before finalizing their vote.
Washington voters weren't getting their ballots and Republicans had to "urge" the county auditor to notify voters that they could still vote.
In North Carolina, voting machines switched party line votes to the other party.
There are more examples, but the funniest one is the misprinted one that changed Rich Whitney's name to "Rich Whitey".
He is not likely to get the minority vote.

Illegal invaders openly stump for Democrats in WA

In yet another sign of how bad things have become in our country, illegals are actually going from door to encourage people to vote for Democrats in Washington state.
Some aren't even keeping their status a secret.
How bad is it when alien invaders have the cojones to meddle in our elections in such a direct fashion?
Under Mexican law, you can (and will) be arrested for involving yourself in their elections if you are not a citizen.

We need to turn the tide before it washes us away.

Wyclef Jean has more troubles

First it was the IRS coming after him for his "charity", then Wyclef Jean decided he could be a good president for post earthquake Haiti.
Apparently, his fellow Haitians aren't all that enamored of him.
He has received death threats and is currently in hiding while he awaits a decision on his eligibility for the office.
Opponents to his run claim that candidates must be "habitual" residents and had to have spent the last 5 years in Haiti.
Jean insists that he has been a defacto ambassador for Haiti and, therefore should get a pass.

I hope they let him rum and defeat him soundly.
The man is not someone I would trust to run any country.

Babs Boxer falls to near dead heat with Fiorina

The latest polls show that Barbara Boxer has fallen to within 3 points of Carly Fiorina.
I hope Barbara Boxer gets a lot more face time on the TV and I hope she gets asked questions she feels she does not have to answer.
The more people see what an absolute b*tch and elitist she is, the better.
Carly is a b*tch in her own right, but at least she knows business and finance from the point of view that counts.

ACORN wouldn't have allowed this

Britain's election was marred by voters being turned away at the polls and deprived their right to vote.
Election officials are sure to catch a lot of flak over their lack of preparation for the "unexpected" turnout.
Thousands were turned away and some had to be dispersed by police.
If they just had ACORN (and we would gladly ship them over the pond) they would have figured something out.
So, it wouldn't be quite legal.
As long as the "right" people get into office.