The Hollywood Liberal

Hillary Clinton loses the Iowa Caucasus, was this the first time that the Corporate approved Democrat realized that she was in trouble? Or was it when the poll came out showing her down by 11% in New Hampshire? But not to worry just play the crying card while the entire mainstream media is watching, (they have to have some explanation after all) a little Diebold Magic (or LHS as they are now called) and Presto. The Candidate that corporate America and the mainstream media wanted all along pulls the “Political Upset” of the Century. After it’s over interview some old biddy on network TV who obviously represents everyone in the state. “She really spoke to me, and showed me she is human.” Yep that’s the ticket. And why did Obama concede so early. Is he another Kerry? a hand picked loser. Obama’s still young, he can run again in 8 years right. So now the next few months will be a dog and pony show for the masses. And in the end it will be Hillary by a nose. And if you didn’t KNOW this was going to happen, you haven’t been paying close enough attention. HL.
————————————————————————————————————
This is from the best website on the internet concering fair voting Brad Blog

I’m not sure why Obama would have conceded so soon, given the virtually inexplicable turn of events in New Hampshire tonight.

What’s going on here? Before proceeding, I recommend you read the third section of the post I just ran an hour or so ago, concerning the way the ballots are counted in New Hampshire, largely on Diebold optical-scan voting systems, wholly controlled and programmed by a very very bad company named LHS Associates.

Those Diebold op-scan machines are the exact same ones that were hacked in the HBO documentary, Hacking Democracy. See the previous report, as I recommend, which also includes a video of that hack, and footage of the guy who runs LHS Associates.

That said, the the pre-election pollster’s numbers (NOTE: that’s not Exit Polls, but Pre-Election Polls!) were dead-on, for the most part, on the Republican side, as well as on the Democratic side. Except in the do-or-die (for Hillary) Clinton v. Obama race. I’m watching MSNBC right now, and they all seem to agree that the results, for the moment, defy explanation.

I concur.

The result of his purge, is the mindset of the commenters now seen over there. It seems to me they are are begging for a world of hurt, someday, when their candidate doesn’t win, under questionable circumstances. They will, of course, have cornered themselves such that they won’t be able to ask questions themselvses. In the bargain, they are now fostering a culture of fear. Fear of asking questions. Fear of insisting that our democracy be transparent, of the people, by the people and for the people. If it were only themselves they were hurting by fostering that culture, I wouldn’t give a damn. But rest assured, their comments, actions and attitudes will be leveraged, as we move forward, to hurt all of us.

For the record, I am neither a Clinton supporter nor an Obama supporter (nor a supporter of anyone else in the race at this time, in any party.) I am a supporter of the VOTERS. Period. It’s they — us — who could really use some support right about now. I intend to do exactly that. All damned year. No matter how many “tin foil hats” the shortsighted, self-destructive Kossack types, who are behaving like the worst of the Republicans, try to throw at me.

Click through to read the whole Brad Blog story. It’s got all kinds of charts and graphs. Brad is the man when it comes to voting journalism.

Actor Viggo Mortensen, who starred in the “Lord of The Rings” trilogy, and plays a Russian Gangster in “Eastern Promises was so pissed off at ABC for not including Dennis Kucinich in the debate, that he got on a late night flight from California to go campaign with Dennis. There was one network which was willing to acknowledge the presense of the the only candidate which was against the war from day one. The only candidate that voted against funding the war every time. The only candidate whose mission is not to make insurance companies even richer. That network was Fox News, Dennis and Mortensen appeared on Hannity and Colmes, here it is.

Dennis Kucinich fought hard all day to be allowed into the debate. The local ABC affiliate wanted him in. But word came down from the evil corporate giant, Disney, owner of ABC that Dennis could not debate. Facebook was a co-sponsor of the debate and in a poll they did Dennis received over 5% of the vote, which was the criteria.
Disney the evil rat is just afraid that if Dennis speaks people will listen, and Disney might lose there precious Bush tax cuts. I already boycott everything Disney for many reasons, but if you don’t, maybe you should. Check out the people supporting Dennis on the streets of New Hampshire

Dennis Kucinich appeared on the Bill Moyers program last night on PBS. Dennis explains why he told the voters of Iowa to cast a second choice ballot for Barack Obama. Kucinich also talks about the real reason why he was not allowed in the debate sponsored by the Des Moines Register, and why ABC has excluded him from the New Hampshire debate. Dennis has been virtually ignored by the mainstream media (unless they have something negative to say about him) despite the fact that he as WON several straw polls and internet polls. In one of the debates ABC put a poll on it’s website asking who won. They were shocked when Dennis beat out Obama, Clinton, and Edwards, they later removed the information from the website and now if you go to that page all you get is a blank white background. Check out the interview with Dennis here.

I was just reading that Mitt Romney has started a law in Massachusetts that says that if you don’t have health insurance you will be fined. Apparently Hillary has the same idea. Bankrupt people who can’t afford insurance with fines. While the insurance companies make even more money on the people who can barely afford it but don’t want to be fined. All of the political candidates are on the side of the corporations and against you, except one. If you don’t vote for Dennis in the primary you are voting for Bush style corporatism, (not to mention more war) Here’s Dennis