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Vera baker is a staffer who worked for Barack Obama during his run in 2004. Rumor has it that Michelle Obama was complaining about the supposed close friendship between Barack Obama and Vera Baker and before the public knew it, she was transferred to work at the Caribbean on the island of Martinique.
The story goes as following: Vera Baker was Obama's "Finance Director" for his 2004 Senate campaign and made a good buck doing so. Although those who followed the campaign, Claire Serdiuk was known as the finance director on all the postings but strangely Vera Baker was paid too for the same position but not listed. According to reports, Michelle Obama became very angry about something and all of a sudden Vera Baker was relocated to New york It is said that Michelle was EXTRA angry about something, but it was not specified as to what in the media. And then, not very long after that relocating to Vera Baker found herself on the island of Martinique.the republicans are sending 60 lawyers to dig this up kinda like the way the democrats did to sarah palin in alaska ! seems turnabout is fair play !

Obama explains his objection to our National Anthem and Flag!!

Hot on the heels of his explanation for why he no longer wears a flag pin, presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama was forced to explain why he doesn't follow protocol when the National Anthem is played.

According to the United States Code, Title 36, Chapter 10, Sec. 171, During rendition of the national anthem when the flag is displayed, all present except those in uniform are expected to stand at attention facing the flag with the right hand over the heart.

"As I've said about the flag pin, I don't want to be perceived as taking sides,' Obama said. 'There are a lot of people in the world to whom the American flag is a symbol of oppression. And the Anthem itself conveys a war-like message. You know, the bombs bursting in air and all. It should be swapped for something less parochial and less bellicose. I like the song 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing.' If that were our anthem, then I might salute it.'

WHAAAAAAAT!!!!!!!!!! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this could possibly be our next president. I, for once, am speechless.

He better take sides..........if he is not on the side of AMERICA he MUST NOT EVEN BE CONSIDERED for the office he is seeking. We do not need a man in office that will not salute the flag. The world knows how to sing, what they need to know is that the USA will defend what that flag stands for.

I think this comments thread lends a lot of credence to the idea that negative ads "work" or whatnot.

Dozens of repeated spams all with the same spammed responses...

When do you armchair pundits find time to work? Or take care of the people in your lives?

TONIGHT....Hannity and Colmes...FOX News...9:00

Jerome Corsi...Best Selling Author...HARVARD Ph.D (not Lawyer who surrendered license like Hussein)....Reveals PROOF...Hussein interferred with Kenyan elections...Advisisng Cousin Odinga...who burns Christians alive inside Churches....Violation of Logan Act...also updates on FAKE C.O.L.B.

HUSSEIN IS A CROOK AND A FRAUD.....

Allah Akbar Ya'll

NOBAMA!!!

McCain is a [Acorn Man] and other Republicans too !!!

40% of Acorn's Registered Voters have been [Republicans]

Hahahaha !!

On Monday, the Democratic-leaning group ACORN, which has been painted as a criminal enterprise by the GOP for its voter registration and housing policy efforts, pushed back against its critics by producing a photo of John McCain attending its March 2006 rally.



It was a reminder that, for all their electoral histrionics, Republicans have aligned themselves with ACORN in the past.

Indeed, in addition to the McCain photo, there is a host of examples of prominent McCain surrogates attending ACORN events, signing ACORN legislation, or complimenting the group's efforts.

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, for example, partnered with ACORN in March 2008 for a "Homeownership Promotes The Economy" taskforce. More recently, Crist declared that -- contrary to GOP outrage -- he was not upset with the group's voter registration efforts in his state. The New York Times reported that ACORN supported a law signed by Governor Crist, which "changed the rules last year to restore the voting rights of about 112,000 former convicts."

In July 2005, meanwhile, another Republican governor, Rick Perry of Texas, signed ACORN's Lending Law Reform Bill that changed the state's homelending practices.



In July 2008, California Governor and McCain supporter Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill that ACORN helped draft aimed at California homeowners facing foreclosure.


In June 2007, Minnesota Governor and McCain VP short-lister Tim Pawlenty signed a similar bill -- drafted by ACORN -- that helped homeowners get fairer deals on their mortgages.

"The legislation was drafted according to recommendations made by a predatory lending study group established by Swanson prior to the legislative session," wrote the Northwestern Financial Review. "The study group contained representatives from the banking industry and the mortgage brokers association, as well as consumer advocates from organizations such as Illegal Aid and ACORN."

As Governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney signed an anti-predatory lending bill that ACORN supported. In February 2006, Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman met with the ACORN Katrina Survivors Association. And back in July 2005, New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg actually got a kiss from ACORN's state leader, according to the publication City Limits, during an announcement that the city would protect or create 65,000 affordable units in a new housing proposal. Bloomberg, it should be noted, has not endorsed a candidate.

Did ya'll notice how quickly NewsWeak pulled the stories on Rezko squealing like a pig...and...the eligibility issue (http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=gA6_k3NtXZs) ??? They KNOW these are red-hott buttons that could well end Hussein's chance at being POTUS...

And TONIGHT...Jerome Corsi will release proof of Hussein interfering in the Kenyan elections...for Cousin Odinga...quite possibly a violation of the Logan Act...HANNITY and COLMES...TONIGHT...9:00 P.M..

Allah Akbar Ya'll...fo shizzle...

NOBAMA!!!

Floridas election chief says that they failed to remove thousands (as much as 30K) of ineligible felons from voter registration? What the . . ? Florida and all the battleground states just happen to be showing signs of voter registration fraud thru ACORN? . . . In favor of Democrats? Wow. Im sure that Obama and his campaign handlers (who originate from the dirty politics of Chicagos Political Machine) had no part . . .well no DIRECT part. . To ensure that this happens? Wow. What a way to get elected what could be the first black POTUS. But again, he is from the political world on the South Side of Chicago. Enough said.

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FLORIDA VOTER ROLLS CONTAIN THOUSANDS OF CONVICTED FELONS
By SALLY KESTIN - Sun-Sentinel
Sunday, October 12, 2008

(Part 1 of 2)

More than 30,000 FLORIDA FELONS who by law SHOULD HAVE BEEN STRIPPED OF THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE remain registered to cast ballots in this presidential battleground state, a Sun-Sentinel investigation has found.

Many are faithful voters, with at least 4,900 turning out in past elections.
Another 5,600 are not likely to vote Nov. 4 . . . They are still in prison.
Of the felons who registered with a party, Democrats outnumber Republicans more than two to one.

Floridas elections chief, Secretary of State Kurt Browning, acknowledged his staff has FAILED TO REMOVE THOUSANDS OF INELIGIBLE FELONS because of a shortage of workers and a crush of new registrations in this CRITICAL SWING STATE.
Browning said he was not surprised by the newspapers findings. Im kind of shocked that the number is as low as it is, he said.

Asked how many ineligible felons may be on Floridas rolls, Browning said, We dont know. The Division of Elections has a BACKLOG OF MORE THAN 108,000 POSSIBLE FELONS who have registered to vote since January 2006 that it hasnt had the time or staff to verify. Browning estimated that about 10 percent, once checked, would be ineligible.

This is part of a big mess, said Jeff Manza, professor of sociology at New York University and author of a book on felon voting. Its almost certain there will be challenges if the election is close enough that things hinge on this. Both parties are armed to the teeth with legal talent in all the battleground states.

(Continued in my post below)

Does anybody doubt that the fraud will be ten times worse in four year when Obama has "organized" America and when his cronies are in control of the Justice Department with a main stream looking the other way?

I'm an ardent Obama supporter who is perplexed by his vexing denial of being a Muslim or of Arab descent. I believe his answer to those bigots, should be of two words: So What! There utterly intolerant of differing creed, belief, or opinion; should not be rewarded or dignified by a denial. So What!!! or So!!!

America prides itself as a nation where "All Are Created Equal" with "Liberty And Justice For ALL." No where in the Preamble or the Constitution is the word Arab or Muslim restricted. We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union; should ignore those loose-tooth Appalachian junkies, with their deep-seated myopia and head-on to the new dawn.

Those are the McCain people -- zombies and misfits, who can't read beyond their noses. They have the same IQ rating as their inciter - Sarah Palin. They campaign, not for the Presidency, but the Grand-Order-Of (You Know What.) There are 3ks in there ( do the maths.)

God Bless America!

Former Alaska Public Safety Commissioner Walter Monegan said Monday he feels "relieved" by a legislative report concluding that Gov. Sarah Palin abused her authority by trying to have her former brother-in-law fired as a state trooper.

"I've never contested my firing. My Firing was completely Lawful," Monegan said in a nationally broadcast interview. "It wasn't that I was fired that I asked any questions. It was, what were the reasons for the firing."

Monegan declined to say in an interview with NBC's "Today" show what legal options, if any, he might be exploring in the wake of the findings announced late Friday in Alaska by investigator Stephen Branchflower.

Monegan did say that he and his family were pleased with the report's conclusions.

"Actually, I feel relieved," he said. "My wife and I have been through a lot. It's not a matter of being revenged. It's just strictly a matter of being relieved." Monegan was interviewed by telephone from Alaska.

In his report Friday to a bipartisan panel that looked into the matter, Branchflower found Palin in violation of a state ethics law that prohibits public officials from using their office for personal gain. Palin has said that Monegan's tenure as the state's lead law enforcement officer ended because of policy differences.

The inquiry looked into the dismissal of Monegan, who said he lost his job because he resisted pressure to fire a state trooper involved in a bitter divorce and custody battle with the governor's sister.

"I feel vindicated," Monegan had said late Friday. "It sounds like they've validated my belief and opinions. And that tells me I'm not totally out in left field."

On Monday, Monegan said the controversy "really isn't about me."

"I think that we're more concerned about our governor," he added, "and I think she took a big blow to her credibility and more significantly to her promises of being open and transparent."

Asked how he planned to vote in the November elections, Monegan said he didn't want to say, telling his interviewer that's why they "put those little curtains around" the polling booth.