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  • SavageEagle

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    Well maybe it could matter. One thing politicians fear is losing their jobs. If these maggots see that their bs is not going over to good, they may tone it down a little. That could be wishful thinking though.

    That is a good point, but I don't think it will have the effect we want. If they see that their jobs are in jeopardy, won't they just try to ram more stuff down our throats before their term is up?
     

    Phil502

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    That is a good point, but I don't think it will have the effect we want. If they see that their jobs are in jeopardy, won't they just try to ram more stuff down our throats before their term is up?

    Maybe they would try to ram stuff down our throats but I would hope they would not be willing to walk the plank for this extreme crap Obarma is proposing. It must be great to be a Senator/Governor/ Congressman, all the prestige and access to other peoples money and power of the little folks like us. Guess we'll see.
     

    SavageEagle

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    Hoffman is Closer than thought after late canvassing in Oswego County

    Conservative Doug Hoffman now trails by 3,000 votes. Hoffman campaign says they may not have conceded so quickly had they known about counting errors.

    By Mark Weiner / The Post-Standard

    November 12, 2009

    Washington -- Conservative Doug Hoffman conceded the race in the 23rd Congressional District last week after receiving two pieces of grim news for his campaign: He was down 5,335 votes with 93 percent of the vote counted on election night, and he had barely won his stronghold in Oswego County.

    As it turns out, neither was true.

    But Hoffman’s concession -- based on snafus in Oswego County and elsewhere that left his vote undercounted -- set off a chain of events that echoed all the way to Washington, D.C., and helped secure passage of a historic health care reform bill.

    Democratic Rep. Bill Owens was quickly sworn into office on Friday, a day before the rare weekend vote in the House of Representatives. His support sealed his party’s narrow victory on the health care legislation.

    Now a recanvassing in the 11-county district shows that Owens’ lead has narrowed to 3,026 votes over Hoffman, 66,698 to 63,672, according to the latest unofficial results from the state Board of Elections.

    In Oswego County, where Hoffman was reported to lead by only 500 votes with 93 percent of the vote counted election night, inspectors found Hoffman actually won by 1,748 votes -- 12,748 to 11,000.

    Much more at the source.

    Could this be a tell-tale sign of voter fraud to come in the next elections?
     
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