a couple of hyper libs on the Scotus and our goose is cooked for more than 4EVER years.

Hate to be a total downer on Sunday AM

http://www.usawakeup.org/USSA.htm

Send this link on to anybody out there that [a] doesn’t think this election is important, [b] is STILL “on the fence”, [c] has been suckered into the Hope/Change propaganda, [d] thinks McCain is a Bush 3rd-term (gimme a break), or [e] simply doesn’t care about where this country is headed.

1. There will be voting fraud in Ohio and other states.
2. There will be a challenge by the GOP
3. It will eventually end up before the full SCOTUS
4. They will then hate to rule on the admissibility of fraudulent votes and order a recount with a new federal guidelines on what constitutes a legal vote

Using the equal protection clause they would be able to mandate that federal rules regarding how all votes are counted in states during federal elections must have one set of rules, not possibly 50. The voting irregularities in one state can dilute the votes in another and that is a violation of the equal protection clause ultimately.

The Supreme Court decision was only on the basis of what lawyers call “standing” and disavowed deciding the merits fo the case. The Ohio GOP brought the cae, but the Court reuled that the federal statute invoked by the Ohio GOP could not be sued under by a private litigant. That means it takes an enforcement action by the Attorney General. AG Mukasey could bring the suit on Monday, and the case would probably be a winner given the en banc Suxth Circuit decision.

Those who cast count the votes decide everything.

Let’s roll …. again!

“Those who cast the votes decide nothing.

Those who cast the votes decide everything.”

- Josef Stalin

Let’s roll!

Instead, they said they were granting Brunner’s request because it appears that the law does not allow private entities, like the Ohio GOP, to file suit to enforce the provision of the law at issue.

The law does not allow an entity to file suit to enforce the law.

Some law. How many of our laws do not allow someone to file suit to enforce the law. Seems like immigration laws fall in that category where no enforcement is tolerated by the laws that bind the law. Hardly rule of law.

I’m sure Senators Boxer and Feinstein will get right on that…

In short, ACORN and the Service Employees International Union are two sides of the same coin.

The More on Wade Rathke over at No Quarter:

Ohio Gov email

Bill Ayers is the Kevin Bacon of political radicalism separated by 6 degrees or much less from nearly everyone of the left and of any consequence. For that matter, so is Obama. But I digress.

October 16th, 2008 6:30 PM Eastern
ASSIGNMENT FOR YOU!
by Greta Van Susteren

Read this…

1. The Secretary of State of Ohio Jennifer Brunner filed a request in the Supreme Court relating to the underlying claim in her state that there has been voter registration fraud…with ties to the work of ACORN in registering voters.

2. A group — the Service Employees International Union [SEIU] — filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court asking the Supreme Court to rule with the Secretary of State of Ohio (and essentially asking for a ruling that would be favorable to ACORN in that it would “call off the dogs.”)

3. I thought it curious that SEIU would file an amicus brief for Brunner and did some quick research …and now I need more indepth research (which is where YOU come in.) According to my quick research..the same person who started ACORN, started SIEU. His name is Wade Rathke. So then I wondered, who is Wade Rathke?

4. I did some really quick research and learned that Rathke was a member of the anti war group SDS. This is where YOU come in again. If you know 60’s history, you know that the Weather Underground was an offshoot of SDS. There was some disagreement in the late 60’s and members of the SDS – Bill Ayers and his wife – left and formed/ joined the Weather Underground.

So now I am wondering: do Rathke and Ayers know each other (from SDS / Weather Underground days)? what is the connection now, if any, between them? between ACORN and SEIU? between them and Senator Obama?

There may be absolutely NO connection…but we should at least take a look at it. If there is none, we should make that known. Senator Obama should not have to fight the viral nature of rumors. If there is a connection or relation, it might be of some further interest that is worth more investigation. And it may turn out, if there is a connection, that the connection is of no moment…but we should at least see what the facts are and then reach our individual conclusions.

So there is your assigment….get looking!

Gretawire

Wade Rathke’s brother, Dale, embezzled nearly $1 million bucks from ACORN. ACORN decided to keep mum for fear of the bad press.

Departure from ACORN

The New York Times reported on July 9th, 2008, that Dale Rathke, the brother of ACORN’s founder Wade Rathke, was found to have embezzled $948,607.50 from the group and affiliated charitable organizations in 1999 and 2000.[1] ACORN executives, including Rathke, did not inform the whole board, nor law enforcement, but signed an enforceable restitution agreement with the Rathke family to repay the amount of the embezzlement. Wade Rathke stated to the Times that “the decision to keep the matter secret was not made to protect his brother but because word of the embezzlement would have put a ‘weapon’ into the hands of conservatives who object to [ACORN]’s often strident advocacy on behalf of low- and moderate-income families and workers.” A whistleblower revealed the embezzlement in 2001; the Rathke brothers both departed ACORN in 2008.

So, Service Employees International Union has filed an amicus brief to prevent Ohio from sorting out the fraudulent voter registrations….mmmmm. So you might ask, who is the SEIU who has inserted themselves into the voter fray in a key swing state? It gets curiouser and curiouser…

Founding Service Employees International Union Local 100

Wade Rathke is also founder and Chief Organizer of Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 100, which is headquartered in New Orleans with operations in Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana. Founded in 1980 in New Orleans as an independent union of Hyatt employees, the union became part of SEIU in 1984. SEIU Local 100 organizes public sector public workers, including school employees, Head Start, and health care workers, as well as lower wage private sector workers in the hospitality, janitorial, and other service industries.

His work in the labor movement includes three terms as Secretary-Treasurer of the Greater New Orleans AFL-CIO. Rathke is the president and co-founder of the SEIU Southern Conference; a member of the International Executive Board of SEIU; and Chief Organizer of the Hotel and Restaurant Organizing Committee (HOTROC) a multi-union organizing project for hospitality workers in New Orleans sponsored by the AFL-CIO and its president, John Sweeney.

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=29072

“There are polling locations where there is not a single registered Republican voter. None of the elections officials monitoring that particular polling place are Republican. If you have… say 1,000 registered voters that were legitimate registered voters, and ACORN had illegitimately registered another 1,000 and there were no eyes and ears to make sure that a fair and accurate vote took place in a particular voting place, it’s possible… that a precinct worker could vote those registered voters that don’t exist or who have registered multiple times.”