Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts

Thursday, July 3, 2008

How the DNC Strip Voted the Democratic Nomination to Barack Obama's Favor while undermining Hillary Clinton.

You may think it's funny, but if someone is willing to put an ad in a newspaper for people with balance issues, than clearly balance issues affect a measureable portion of those who vote.

It is pretty much a given that older people are more likely to have balance issues than younger people (not counting drunken college aged kids too stupid to know they've had enough). While the younger crowd will actually seek out losing their balance while skateboarding, doing bicycle jumps, or just driving around drunk, older people are more cautious and will avoid places in which their balance issue could result in an unfortunate fall.



Did the Caucus State Contests Fairly Reflect people with balance issues?

It was this kind of voter strip mining of the democratic party that in most cases adversely affected Hillary Clinton and greatly benefited Barack Obama. I'll expand on this article tomorrow and provide additional data on strip voting that favored Barack Obama in Nevada, Michigan, North Carolina, and Florida and probably other states as well.

Friday, June 27, 2008

Hillary Clinton Supporters Can Split Their Vote this Fall.

For those who plan on staying upset over how Hillary Clinton has been swindled out of this years democratic nomination, may I suggest a split the vote concept.

If you decide to vote for John McCain, vote for the Democratic legislators in your district.

If you decide to vote for Barack Obama, vote for the Republican legislators in your district.

The DNC split the Vote in Florida and Michigan, and now you have the opportunity to return the favor this fall.

Friday, June 6, 2008

FAIR-REFLECTION.COM is now Online!

Welcome to Fair Reflection blog. This blog will be a compilation of all the violations of Fair Reflection that the democratic party has been complicent in during the 2008 democratic presidential election.