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Don’t Get Cocky, Kid
The Denver Post reports that Republican voters seem to be getting their ballots in faster that Democrats. Colorado has gone to 100 % mail-in ballots. As of Wednesday, the most recent day the Colorado...
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The Margin of Theft
Hans von Spakovsky has a piece over at WSJ on election fraud. Voting by noncitizens alone could swing such races. A new study by two Old Dominion University professors, based on survey data from the...
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Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
Gentle Reader, do you ever wonder what the Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin does when he isn’t involved in vexatious lawsuit? He’s the Director of a not-for-profit called Justice Through Music Project. One of...
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Candidate Endorsement
Now that the election is less than a week away, it’s about time that I begin publishing my endorsements for candidates on the ballot here in Maryland. My first endorsement is for the one candidate I...
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Candidate Endorsements
Here are two more candidates that I’m supporting. I’m voting for Fred Hecker to keep his job as a Circuit Court judge and for Jim DeWees to be the new Carroll County Sheriff.
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The Maryland Margin of Theft
As some of the races tighten before next Tuesday’s election, a lawsuit has been filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore over apparent voting by non-citizens in Frederick County, Maryland. Bryan...
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Eating Into the Margin of Theft?
A couple of weeks ago, people walked out of a rally for Anthony Brown, the Democrat candidate for governor in Maryland, and they did it while Barack Obama was speaking. Yesterday, there were empty...
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Candidate Endorsement
The Gentle Reader who has followed this blog for a while will not be surprised to learn that I plan to vote for Larry Hogan for Governor of Maryland.
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Non-Citizens Voting in Maryland?
A suit has been filed in U. S. District Court against the Frederick County Board of Elections and the Maryland State Board of Elections alleging that non-citizens are registered to vote in Frederick...
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Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
It’s been a week since the evidence of non-citizens voting in Frederick County, Maryland, surfaced. Justice Through Music Project, Velvet Revolutions US, Protect Our Elections all claim to be working...
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The Other Blogger in Carroll County …
… has a post up about how screwed up our local politics are. While I don’t agree with every detail, American Thinker describes what it’s like trying to keep a red county red in one of the bluest...
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Headed Out to Vote
Mrs. Hoge grew up in the only predominately Republican precinct in Cook County, Illinois, and the first part of the Chicago “Vote early and vote often” mantra stuck with her. She and I are headed over...
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Wave Election?
I see that some pundits are referring to 2014 as a “wave election.” Certainly, the Republicans did well. We will even have a Republican governor here in Maryland, one of the bluest of the blue states....
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Ya Think?
David Axelrod says that personnel changes at the White House would be “wise” to ensure President Obama’s final two years in office are successful. Whodathunkit?
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Flyover Country
Imagine driving a Prius with an Obama sticker from DC to LA.There aren now twice as many states with all Republican delegations in the House of Representatives than there are states with all Democrat...
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The Maryland Governor’s Race
There’s been a lot of analysis about how Larry Hogan beat Anthony Brown. Governor-elect Hogan worked hard for his win, and I don’t want to minimize his efforts, but Brown actively lost the election....
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Obama, Carter, and Hollow Presidencies
Do you remember back in 2008/2009 when it was said that Obama’s presidency would be like Jimmy Carter’s second term? Dan Balz, WaPo— When President Obama was elected in 2008, his victory signaled a...
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The GOP Senate: A New Utopia?
The Republicans have won the Senate, and they surely won’t screw it up this time. Right? P. J. O’Rourke has some thoughts on the matter. I look forward to a golden sunset for the Obama years, a...
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I’m Not Making This Up, You Know
Mia Love enjoys white privilege. No. Really. Huff Po says so. Bull Connors was unavailable for comment.
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Election 2014 in a Nutshell
Dan Henninger explains why the Democrats lost ground in this year’s elections. It was good being the party of Robin Hood. Until they morphed into the Sheriff of Nottingham. Read the whole thing.
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Are the Democrats in Denial?
Russell Berman asks that question over at The Atlantic. Yes. Next question.
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Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
The TKPOTD from five years ago today examined one of the claims Brett Kimberlin made in his second federal RICO LOLsuit against me. * * * * * Here’s an interesting bit of information from The Dread...
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Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
The TKPOTD from six years ago today dealt with one of Brett Kimberlin’s vain attempts at having a noticeable impact on the public consciousness without the use of high explosives. * * * * * Gentle...
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