On Oct 19, 2008, at 12:36 AM, thomas malloy wrote:
Jed Rothwell opined;
>It is utterly absurd for McCain or any other politician to cite
ACORN as a >threat to democracy
The Acorn people have gone out of their way to register people who
don't have a right to vote. I don't understand why the Debold system
doesn't have a paper based electronic system, like we do in
Minnesota. But it's clear to those of us on the right, that the
Democrat's agenda is to win, and the law be damned. The right wing
blogisphere has been all other the Acorn matter, and energizing the
base is a good thing. Another example of this is Hugh Hewitt's book,
It It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat.
You have to understand that as much as you fear a Republican
victory, we fear a Democratic victory.
Well, General Powell does not fear a Democratic victory when he just
endorsed Obama. I would like to know how many lies and dirty tricks
a candidate must use, and how much damage to the country the policies
of the Republican party must cause for you to not fear a Democratic
victory? Certainly, the imagined damage Obama and the Democrats might
cause could not be worse than the real damage caused by the
Republicans. Does reality no longer count in your thinking?
Ed
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