November 3, 2004

• The Daily News

  
  

  1   Good for Kerry/Edwards!  Despite vote tampering with "minority" votes in Ohio, despite Brit Hume, Dan Rather, Wolf Blitzer, Rupert Murdoch, Dick Cheney, Peter Jennings, Ralph Nader, George Will, and a host of other shifty people and shenanigans, Kerry and Edwards somehow managed to keep it close.  I hope they hold it, and investigate all the CIA spook movements that have happened in Ohio for the past two weeks. They should hold out, investigate, and blow the roof off these creeps once and for all.

  
  

  2   Next time I vote in a rigged election, I'm at least going absentee.

  
  

  3   Yesterday morning, I awoke, fresh as the proverbial daisy, put on my game face, and found my way down to the polls.

  
  

  4   There was a line around the block, at 7:15 in the morning. I decided to ride it out, and was out around 7:40, plenty of time to be around five minutes late for school. Wrong! I pulled off at McKee Rd. and moved over to the new Kohl's store, where I made a beeline to the pay phone. Anybody who knows me knows I'm not a cell phone guy, so I got over to the phone, called the school, and told them I'd be late.

  
  

  5  I got back out to McKee, and it was literally stopped. HUGE traffic jam. I stood amazed. Had all these people done the same thing as I?

  
  

  6  I was hoping it was just a flock of republicans who were too impatient to wait around in line to vote, but alas!

  
  

  7  I pulled into the school almost thirty-five minutes late. Mr. Moser had taken over my class. I actually didn't mind one bit, since there was pretty much very little I could have done.

  
  

  8  Fifth period rolled around. I explained my morning to my students, telling them that what happened this morning to me happened to a lot of people. One student shouted, "Whodja vote for, Mr. H?"

  
  

  9  "John Kerry's horse!" was my instant answer. I'm pretty fed up with all of it, in case you haven't noticed.

  
  

  10  Sparky picked up on the cue. "John Kerry's HORSE is running?" he asked.

  
  

  11  A bright girl in my class, Jamie, chimed in, "Of course he's running! He's a horse!"

  
  

  12  A bright moment in an otherwise grim election day.

  
  

  13  Quite a break from Spirit Week.

  
  

  14  Ohio corruption. Yeah outfoxxing Kerry won't be easy.  Amazing thing to sit and watch. The control, the propaganda, the incredible cover-ups continue, as always. It's been blatant to any learned person.

  
  

  15  Sorry, but politically, I will always manage to get a few people pee-oed. Too bad. I saw JFK get replaced years ago by this band of thieves, and they have managed to pass their Machiavellian ways to their idiotic children, and then control all of it through blanket media propaganda (I site the film Outfoxxed, as just the tip of the iceberg) and corruption.

  
  

  16  Germans sat and watched Hitler do that. I've studied this stuff meticulously for years, and have watched this CIA-run cabal tattoo our constitution, as well as our lives. I hope Kerry and Edwards call for an investigation into these crooks.

  
  

  17  The time is now. I'd love to see these buzzards get their comeuppance.

  
  

  18  Sorry. Just kidding. I was just pretending I felt that way, just to get a rise out of you. Actually, I love the Bushies; I love their froofy wives, and I'd love to sit down with the daughters and talk some serious politics.

  
  

  19  So, yeah. I look forward to four more years of these lovely people.

  
  

  20  Me smoke 'em peace pipe.

  
  

  21  See ya.

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