Support emergency funding to the states to print paper ballots in the upcoming election. From a True Majority action alert:"Paperless electronic voting machines will be used once again this fall, and already during the primaries they failed. In Maryland crowds of legal voters were turned away from the polls when the machines couldn’t be started. … Read more

The Ad Council recently released a series of political spots aimed at boosting youth voting. The ads, and an Onionesque companion web site, highlight to superior qualifications for office of several more or less inanimate objects. The ads are just brilliant and deserve some viral love.

UPDATE: The Administration is predictably refusing to release anything but a redacted version of the Key Judgments section of the NIE, even while slyly implying through Administration members and proxies that the devil is in the details of the report. They had a pretty good strategy – release selected portions before any pressure to release … Read more

The campaigns have come to an agreement on debates. There will be six debate with two televised, if you consider Access cable and KUAT to be televised. I’m rather surprised there are so many. I would have predicted 2 or 3, all televised. And I would have packed more of them into mid-October. Should be … Read more

Learned Limb, Christ’s own Justice, is back with fresh and timely posts on current legal and religious affairs. Shove your toungue in your cheeck and drop in on him.

Drinking Liberally will be held at the regular moonbat time and the regular moonbat station. For the unititiated, that is this Thursday at The Shanty on 4th Ave. and the underpass, begining at 6pm. This week, our special guests include Dave Ewoldt, an expert and consultant on sustainable development, and Mark Manoil, Democratic candidate for … Read more

A new poll on the Giffords/Graf race was reported in the Star today. I don’t have much to say about it, because all it does is confirm what we already have seen in the ‘Clinton’ poll. The Zimmerman poll has Giffords at 48.5% and Graf at 35.7% with an undecided group of 13.4%, a combined … Read more