Late Night Election Round-Up

I know, I know, but I couldn't resist.  Here are a few final words before the election madness hits tomorrow.  Dig in!

- Minnesota Dems drag the mentally handicapped to polls to vote early (and often?) for Democrats.

- If you see voter fraud, you can track it and report it with an Android app (yes, I installed it on my phone)

- Bank of America funds the Democrat party (it's only natural, I suppose, given that they also fund illegal immigrants)

- Activist judges fabricate a 'right' for non-citizens and felons to vote (contrary to the actual U.S. Constitution)

- Tomorrow may be an historic election...go here to find out the top 5 election sweeps in the past half century.

One of the most hilarious (and depressing) things about the 2008 election was that a lot of people voted for Barack Obama because he was black while steadfastly professing that their support had nothing to do with him being black.  Instead, they were supporting him because of his stances on 'the issues'.  Uh-huh.  Riiiiiight.  Howard Stern put the lie to it:

Not the brainiest of voters, huh?  Well, it's two years later, but the same kind of voters are apparently still with us:

I cannot agree more: all Obama supporters, GO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 4TH!!!

And this one...oh boy, this one is just delicious:

I especially love the lady who got righteously angry about the 'stupid' sign.  :)  It's amazing what a simple question on economic theory will do to bring out the indignant crackpots.

The Republican Governor's Association has had the best video campaign in recent months, popping out hit after hit after hit.  Today we saw the final chapter, and it's a good one:

Finally, I leave you with some thoughts from Moe Lane at RedState, who helps nail down the perspective you should keep in your mind as you go to the polls tomorrow:

What a title: “Grim Democrats await huge House losses.”  Not nearly as much as we are, of course: but they’re frantically counting up their likely losses, and forecasting fifty to seventy (which means, obviously, that we need to increase that to seventy to ninety).  At this point, the consensus seems to be among a variety of remaining-nameless professional Democrats that everyone in the House within the margin of error is going to lose to the Republican nominee.  These people are on the verge of watching a large percentage of their client list - and in many cases, friends and members of their social circle - be thrown out of work right in the middle of one of the most toxic employment environments in recent history.  And they’ve been fighting it for a year and nothing worked.

Now, some of you (more of you, I suspect, than are willing to admit it) read the paragraph above, read the article that it links to, and then started to feel… pity.  Or empathy, because it happened to you in 2006 and 2008.  Or merely a natural desire to not kick someone when they are down.  And those are laudable impulses to have.  But before you act on those impulses with regard to these professional Democrats, please remember this:

• These people told their clients to say that you hate African-Americans.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate Latinos.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate gays.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate women.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate Jews.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate Muslims.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate the poor.
• These people told their clients to say that you hate America.

Shall I continue?

• These people told their clients to say that you were fascists.
• These people told their clients to say that you were theocrats.
• These people told their clients to say that you were stupid.
• These people told their clients to say that you were uneducated.
• These people told their clients to say that you were hatemongers.
• These people told their clients to say that you were insane.
• These people told their clients to say that you were violent extremists.

I can keep this going for quite a while, you know.

• These people told their clients to call you unpatriotic.
• These people told their clients to call you cowards.
• These people told their clients to mock you at every opportunity.
• These people told their clients to deliberately use a sexual slur when referring to you.
• These people told their clients to trivialize and dismiss your concerns at every opportunity.

And now these professional Democrats are sad because they’re going to lose.  Well, they deserve to lose.  Because they’re bad people.  And because the entire point of the United States of America is to make sure that bad people lose.  So go vote on Tuesday, and make as many bad people as possible lose.
Righteously.

Amen!  This is war, and the future of our country is at stake.  The other side is playing for keeps, so it's our duty to do the same.

GOP...when you win the landslide tomorrow, you'd best remember that.