The Revolution Doesn't Need To Be Televised

If Democrats do steal the election in Massachusetts today, the revolution will have effectively begun. And it won't matter if it's televised, or not. The people no longer need a television weatherman to tell them which way the wind's blowing.

Why let something silly like the rule of law get in the way of holding on to power if winning makes you the law? Michelle Malkin rounds-up some of what's happening in MA today when it comes to the win at all costs mindset of Democrats.

The deadline to apply for absentee ballots for the January 19, 2010 special election for US Senate was Friday, January 15.

When the DOJ refused to pursue charges of voter intimidation against the New Black Panther Party in Philadelphia, it wasn't an exception. It was a tragic indicator of how Obama and his Chicago thugs are willing to use power to retain power at any cost. Do you think Holder's DOJ is really going to care about chargers of election fraud in MA stemming from today's race?

There's no reason why you should. It's merely a continuation of a trend we've watched grow for over two decades. Now, it has more power behind it than it ever did before.

With angry taxpayers already taking to the streets via Tea Parties and new forms of communication allowing fed up citizens to communicate and organize around their discontent, if they steal the election in MA today, the revolution will have begun.

Comments

[Al in St. Lou]

Everyone shrugged when the Washington Governor stole her election and when Al Franken benefited from a stolen election. I doubt that another stolen election will make a difference.

[seekeronos]

If this is true, then we are Zimbabwe... and we are a kleptocracy.

[USMC]

Dan, couldn't have said it better. But no matter what this will hurt the progressives. If Brown loses it was stolen, no doubt about it.There will be hell to pay for that. If he wins and sticks to his promises the progressives are screwed.

Either way seeing those traitors squirm makes me happy.

[Joseph Brown]

Normally I don't give 2 hoots in Hell about Mass. voters. I figure if they're ignorant enough to keep John(I served in Vietnam, I think)Kerry and Bahney Fwank in office they get what they deserve.

[rah]

Actually absentee ballots are always checked by date and usually not counted if invalid by being sent too late. Poll workers are not always dishonest. Most are honest. I have done it in MD which is as blue as Mass and the election judges are honest despite any preferences.