Ted Stevens Loses Battle For Alaska Senate Seat

Wednesday, November 19, 2008; A01 Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich (D) defeated Sen. Ted Stevens, ending the tenure of the longest-serving Republican in Senate history, after the counting of more ballots yesterday gave him a larger lead than the number of votes still untallied, Alaska elections officials said. Begich's win gives Democrats control of 58 seats in the Senate, including two independents who caucus with them. That is two shy of the number needed to prevent Republicans from filibustering, with two races still undecided. Democrats have not controlled 60 seats since 1978.. » read more

Sarah Palin Blamed by the US Secret Service Over Death Threats Against Barack Obama

Saturday 08 November 2008    Sarah Palin's attacks on Barack Obama's patriotism provoked a spike in death threats against the future president, Secret Service agents revealed during the final weeks of the campaign. The angry rhetoric at Sarah Palin's campaign events was cited by the Secret Service as a contributer to a spike in the amount of death threats against Obama. (AP Photo: David Zalubowski)     Sarah Palin's attacks on Barack Obama's patriotism provoked a spike in death threats against the future president, Secret Service agents revealed during the final weeks of the campaign.     The Republican vice presidential candidate attracted criticism for accusing Mr Obama of "palling around with terrorists", citing his association with the sixties radical William Ayers.     The attacks provoked a near lynch mob atmosphere at her rallies, with supporters yelling "terrorist" and "kill him" until the McCain campaign ordered her to tone down the rhetoric.. » read more

2008: McCAIN THREW THE ELECTION - OBAMA-FIX WAS IN ALL YEAR (with videos)

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A Mandate for Spreading the Wealth

Thursday 06 November 2008 Two days before he lost the election, John McCain summarized what had become the central message of his campaign: "Redistribute the wealth, spread the wealth around - we can't do that."     Oh, yes we can. People raise their hands at an Obama rally when the candidate asked who made less than $250,000. (Photo: Damon Winter / The New York Times)     The 2008 presidential election became something of a referendum on "spreading the wealth."     "My attitude is that if the economy's good for folks from the bottom up, it's gonna be good for everybody," Barack Obama said on October 12, in a conversation with an Ohio resident named Joe.. » read more

It Just Does Not Compute !

  ----- Original Message ----- From: R To: <bellringer@fourwinds10.com> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2008 11:39 PM Subject: Siterun Contact Request from Fourwinds10   Message: It just does not compute!  .. I live and vote in San Bernardino County, and work in Riverside County of California. At the same time as Obama was giving his acceptance speech on the East Coast, our polls where just closing.. » read more

Ron Paul on The Alex Jones Show" Prepare!!" Parts 1 & 2

Nov. 5, 2008 Part l:  http://www.youtube.com /watch?v=uqN2EKuXX2g Part 2:  http://www.youtube.. » read more

Why the Republicans Backed Off Last Night - Ohio Judge derails 2008 election fraud

Posted NOv. 7, 2008 It's not over until Rove & Co. are in jail A funny thing happened on the way to a McCain "victory" in Ohio and other states. Karl Rove's computer guru got hauled into court the day before election day and was ordered to testify about what he did during the 2004 vote count in Ohio. Republican IT "Guru" Mike Connell Ordered To Give Deposition By Steve Heller Cross-posted at The BRAD BLOG.. » read more

Alex Jones on International Press TV Parts 1-5

Nov. 3, 2008 Alex discusses the 2008 presidential election with a group of global media talking heads on International Press TV in Iran, that will be seen across Europe and the Internet. He says don't waste a vote on Obama, but vote your conscience and consider a third party alternative. Vote Chuck Baldwin or write Ron Paul's name on the ballot; that's what most of his large audience will be doing today. Full 1-5pts http://www.. » read more

3rd Grade Civics Lesson

Oct. 30, 2008 The most eye-opening civics lesson I ever had was while teaching third grade. The presidential election was heating up and some of the children showed an interest.  I decided we would have an election for a class president.  We would choose our nominees.. » read more

Not Your Usual Post-Election Commentary

Nov. 6, 2008 Quote of the Day: "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." -- William Shakespeare Subject: Not your usual post-election commentary The media describes every election as historic, the most important in a generation, etc. When the voting is done they tell us a new era has dawned, that things will change, that nothing will ever be the same, blah, blah, blah. One aspect of these claims is true, this time.. » read more

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