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#Korrupt Kate On Voter Registration

Kate Brown OR

Our corrupt Secretary of State's not happy with the old "motor voter" law and its subsequent iterations that provide opportunities for would-be voters to register to vote while at the DMV or applying for food stamps or applying for welfare or.... Nope, Kate Brown's pushing to have every holder of an Oregon drivers' license automatically registered to vote. She'd be willing to send each new licensee a letter with instructions on how to cancel their voter registration, or to affiliate with a political party, but she thinks the right to vote should be automatic.

Evidently, there's not enough election fraud going on already in this state - or not enough to suit the fiercely partisan Democrat SOS.

“Voter registration should be the responsibility of citizens, not the responsibility of state agencies,” said Sandy Raddue of Beaverton, who leads the Oregon Republican Party’s election integrity efforts. 

And there's the problem, in a nutshell: hyper-partisan Democratics like Kate aren't especially keen on that whole election integrity thing. Rachel Madcow and Kate and the other Airhead America refugees figure that if people are too lazy to register on their own, they're sure to vote Democrat.

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What If...

A jury in South Bend, Indiana has found that fraud put President Obama and Hillary Clinton on the presidential primary ballot in Indiana in the 2008 election. Two Democratic political operatives were convicted Thursday night in the illegal scheme after only three hours of deliberations. They were found guilty on all counts.

These are felony convictions. One of the guys was a Board of Elections employee, while the other, a longtime Democrat Party Chairman by the name of Butch, was tagged as the mastermind of the plan. They forged names and signatures on petitions, which were conveniently verified as accurate by the former Board of Elections employee. Slick.

If they hadn't done that, neither Billary nor Barky would have been eligible for the Indiana Primary. Of course, South Bend's only three counties away from Chicago....

Heaven Forbid That We Offend!

Democrat Rep. John Conyers is an idiot. But I repeat myself.

Opening the first immigration hearing of the new Congress, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee warned his colleagues not to use the term "illegal immigrant" as the debate goes on.

"I hope no one uses the term illegal immigrants here today. Our citizens are not — the people in this country are not illegal. They are are out of status. They are new Americans that are immigrants," said Rep. John Conyers Jr., Michigan Democrat.

No, Johnny - they're illegal foreign nationals, most properly referred to as illegal aliens. Next thing you know, the loon'll be banging on about how drug dealers are unlicensed pharmacists. It's really long past time to quit pandering to foreign invaders.

Ever notice how, amid all the yapping about a "pathway to citizenship", the Lefty loons never, ever mention something that all actual, legal immigrants must pass in order to gain entry: the health check.

And for an interactive examination into the extent of the illegal alien problem in America, look here. Remember - this map's three years old, and Oregon still had at minimum 160,000 illegals living here.

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Thanks, Karl!

Karl Rove's group, "American Crossroads", is determined to weed out conservatives in order to protect the sanctity of the Republican elite. In fact, they'll be throwing cash into campaigns to oust TEA party-backed candidates and even sitting congress-critters that they view as "too conservative".

This is excellent news, and should be welcomed by conservatives; we've been forewarned as to whom not to vote for - anybody supported by Rove and his machine can be automatically excluded from consideration.

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As Expected

Barky's spending $2 million in taxpayer cash to fly to Las Vegas to give a speech on his vision of what to do about illegal aliens - which, of course, he could have given from D.C, but that wouldn't have been expensive enough. In his view, it's open borders, instant amnesty, and homosexual couples scoot to the head of the line.

Marco Rubio, meanwhile, takes heat for being part of the "Gang of Eight" who've roughed out some areas of agreement on the subject which includes no language referring to a "pathway to citizenship" but refers, rather, to "earned legal status" - in other words, a "pathway to citizenship".

Jennifer Korn, executive director of the Hispanic Leadership Network, the center-right group that sent the talking points on Monday: "It all means the same thing, but the way you say it matters."

She's got that right.

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Um, why is Obama spending $1.6 million of taxpayer dough for Vegas amnesty speech?

What, At This Point, Is In A Name?

Democratics looking to oust Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are reaching into the Kentucky TEA party activist movements who wish to accomplish precisely the same thing. Soros-funded Lefty organization MoveOn, together with a Democrat superPAC, have offered to fund and to share organizing expertise with TEA partiers in an effort to weaken or eliminate McConnell in the next primary.

Sarah Durand, president of the Louisville Tea Party, said Democratic donors and activists have told her that they’d be willing to spend seven figures in a GOP primary to help a candidate willing to challenge McConnell. Durand said the challenge for tea party groups is to recruit a candidate who wouldn’t hand the seat to the Democrats, even though, she said, tea party leaders across the state are not satisfied with McConnell’s three-decade tenure in Washington.

Sometimes the stupid - it burns.

While it's one thing to acknowledge that a life-long politician is almost certain to have hung around well past his pull-date, it's quite another to accept funding and "advice" from Leftists. If the TEA partiers in Kentucky take them up, they're really no better than the 30-year incumbent. Only an idiot would believe that the far Left would offer such resources out of the goodness of their collective heart.

They may be out for many things, but one thing is certain: they aren't out to help.

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Mandy: Stick It To Portlanders Again!

Portland City Councilor Amanda Fritz is pushing to reinstate something that voters have already rejected: publicly-financed elections. That turkey was foisted on residents without a vote, though the City Council unbent enough to allow a vote after a few years. As soon as that happened, public financing went out the window. Now she wants to bring it back.

Sure. They aren't paving streets or fixing potholes, there's a new "arts" tax, garbage services have been arbitrarily halved (though residents pay the same). Water and sewer rates, already among the highest in the country, are going up again, and residents in Northwest Portland are being hit with a $60 fee for the privilege of parking on the street in front of their apartments, but we should all be willing to pay for the campaigns of people who want to run for office.

Yeah, that's a winner, Mandy.

Washington, D.C.: Democrats And Republicans Agree

At last, they agree on something: GOP voters are a problem.

As seen from the halls of power, the problem is that Republican voters think it's OK to replace incumbent senators and congressman who don't represent the views of their constituents.

Panetta-Burns Debt Plan Panned

25% of Americans polled had an opinion on the plan; 17% opposed and 8% favored it. There's just one minor little problem, there: it doesn't exist. It's great to have informed voters.

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Useful Idiot

Time to Name That Party! Again. A Representative who's always chock-full of great ideas is now suggesting that a Constitutional amendment is in order - to restrict Freedom of Speech:

"We need a constitutional amendment to allow the legislature to control the so-called free speech rights of corporations," said Johnson.

According to him, the corporations are "controlling the patterns of thinking", and the media as well. That's kind of amusing, since it's well-established that Leftists dominate much of the US media, to such an extent that they've become essentially the propaganda and PR wing of the Democrat Party.

But it's easy to see why he keeps getting reelected to orifice: