Driving liberals, dhimmis and illegal alien apologists absolutely insane since 2005...

"We have lost our ambition, our imagination, and our willingness to do the things that built the Golden Gate Bridge" - Barack Obama (aka President Malaise)


Archives for May 2007

Ham Sandwich Posts NPR Audio

20 May 2007 | Prince William County | 6 Comments

The Ham Sandwich campaign has posted an excerpt of NPR’s “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me” show from this weekend where Houston Chronicle deputy editor Kyrie O’Connor was stumped by host Peter Sagal’s question asking “who is running for commonwealth attorney in Virginia?” After Ms. O’Connor incorrectly guessed a Labrador Retriever, Peter was kind […]

Read ‘Ham Sandwich Posts NPR Audio’

Van Hoy’s Self-Sabotage

20 May 2007 | 28th VA Senate | 16 Comments

A funny thing happened at the polls in the 28th District on Saturday.  After the polls closed at 3PM, caucus voters kept showing up, and many of them indicated that they intended to vote for Van Hoy and expected the polls to close at 7PM as they do in general and special elections.  Why did […]

Read ‘Van Hoy’s Self-Sabotage’

Google Faisal Gill

19 May 2007 | 51st HOD District | 54 Comments

A new commenter posits this question:
I’m quite disturbed by what I received in the mail today… It was a Julie Lucas for Delegate flyer that seems to be sent out to everyone in the 51st District… It directly attacks Faisal Gill and even tells people to “google” his name… Is this the honest and fair […]

Read ‘Google Faisal Gill’

Help Save Virginia Beach

19 May 2007 | Illegal Aliens, Virginia Politics | 2 Comments

Yesterday a group of concerned citizens gathered in Virginia Beach to hear from some of the leaders from various groups combating the illegal alien problem in Virginia. (see also “Help Save Hampton Roads?“)  According to PilotOnline, the parents of the two girls who were killed by a drunken illegal alien about a month ago were […]

Read ‘Help Save Virginia Beach’

Stuart Wins in 28th

19 May 2007 | 28th VA Senate | Comments Off

Virtucon is reporting that Richard Stuart seems to have come out on top in the 28th District Republican canvass, with Van Hoy coming in second. More to follow once official results are in…

Read ‘Stuart Wins in 28th’

Ham Takes Off

19 May 2007 | Prince William County | 15 Comments

Today’s NPR “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me” show mentioned the Ham Sandwich for Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney campaign, and gave the URL for the campaign website. The result has been a substantial, although so far manageable, boost in website traffic coming from across North America. What is notable about this traffic is […]

Read ‘Ham Takes Off’

That Didn’t Work Out So Well…

18 May 2007 | Prince William County | Comments Off

Remember that business in Manassas that thought they could restore themselves to profitability by sponsoring “Gay Thursday” along with Equality Prince William? They’ve run into some trouble, and it’s now for sale. The asking price of $1.8 million is probably going to have to be lowered before they attract a buyer, though.
What a […]

Read ‘That Didn’t Work Out So Well…’

The Amnesty Sell Out

18 May 2007 | 31st HOD District, Illegal Aliens | 19 Comments

Delegate Scott Lingamfelter weighs in on the immigration bill being considered in the United States Senate in his most recent issue of the Lingamfelter Report which is entitled “The Amnesty Sell Out”.  As usual, he’s right on target.  Here is an excerpt, which should encourage constituents in the 31st District to sign up for this […]

Read ‘The Amnesty Sell Out’

Ham Sandwich Gets National Attention

18 May 2007 | Prince William County | Comments Off

I’ve gotten a tip that the campaign of Hamilton “Ham” Sandwich, Esq., who is running as a write-in candidate for Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney will be discussed in some fashion on National Public Radio’s “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me” show this weekend. You can listen to the show this Saturday at 11AM on […]

Read ‘Ham Sandwich Gets National Attention’

An Apology

18 May 2007 | PWCRC, Blogs | 30 Comments

Earlier today I renewed a call for Tom Kopko to resign as chairman of the Prince William County Republican Committee based on unsubstantiated rumors of potential voter fraud and a misreading of the Republican Party Plan as it applied to the reissued call for the 51st District Convention. I was wrong to make those […]

Read ‘An Apology’

Possible Voter Fraud In The 51st District

18 May 2007 | 51st HOD District, PWCRC | 39 Comments

Critical Update: The language in the 51st District call in question here was indeed taken from the RPV Party Plan. See update at the bottom of this post.  See also “An Apology“.

The Prince William County Republican Committee reissued it’s convention calls on April 24th for the 51st District and for Clerk of the Court […]

Read ‘Possible Voter Fraud In The 51st District’

An Oldie But A Goodie

17 May 2007 | Humor & Satire | 4 Comments

From one of the best loved actors of all time, comes one of the best politically-oriented lines from a movie ever.
Click here to watch.

Read ‘An Oldie But A Goodie’

Voter Fraud Rumors

17 May 2007 | Prince William County | 12 Comments

I’m hearing rumors of fairly large numbers of suspect new voter registration applications being filed just before the deadline for participation in the primary contests coming up in June. I hope and expect that State Board of Elections will do a good job ferreting out potentially fraudulent voter applications if and when they show […]

Read ‘Voter Fraud Rumors’

Guilt By Association Wears Thin

17 May 2007 | 51st HOD District | 16 Comments

“Our job as a charity is to accept money and spend it legally,” said Asim Ghafoor, a spokesman for Global Relief. “This is guilt by association.”
That was how Faisal Gill’s current law partner tried to explain away the relationship between the Global Relief Foundation and al-Qaeda in 2002 after the Treasury Department shut the “charity” […]

Read ‘Guilt By Association Wears Thin’

TRAITORS

17 May 2007 | National Politics, Illegal Aliens | 34 Comments

The U. S. Senate leadership has announced agreement on a bill which would reward current illegal aliens with amnesty, according to WTOP. We tried this in 1986, and all it got us was a more illegal aliens and rampantly fraudulent residency applications. Now that this proposed legislation has been announced, look to the […]

Read ‘TRAITORS’

How To Make A Landslide

17 May 2007 | Illegal Aliens, 50th HOD District | 4 Comments

Elected officials who are taking action in the fight against illegal aliens can take heart today in that Republican Lou Barletta, mayor of Hazleton, PA, not only won his party’s nomination by garnering 94% of the vote, but also won the nomination of the Democrats with 63% of the vote in a “write-in” campaign.  Pundits […]

Read ‘How To Make A Landslide’

If Illegal Aliens Concern You…

16 May 2007 | National Politics | 10 Comments

Last night’s presidential debate really made it clear for me that there are a few candidates who talk about addressing the problem of illegal aliens in our country, and some who actually want to do something about it. With an amnesty proposal looking like it may be scheduled for a vote in the United […]

Read ‘If Illegal Aliens Concern You…’

Dem 51st Convention Announced

16 May 2007 | PWCDC, 51st HOD District | 7 Comments

The Prince William County Democratic Committee has issued it’s own call for a convention for the 51st District to be held on June 2nd.  Candidates must file by May 22nd, and pay a $1,000 filing fee, which is low by PWCDC standards.  Delegate forms are due by May 29th.  Of note is that the delegate […]

Read ‘Dem 51st Convention Announced’

Following A RedState Trail

16 May 2007 | 51st HOD District | 22 Comments

When RedState picked up on the Faisal Gill story, they threw out a rather interesting breadcrumb trail for enterprising bloggers to follow up on:
Also troubling is that a lawyer connected to Gill is rumored to be the Washington Post leaker of the NSA wiretapping program. Frank Gaffney wrote about Gill, primarily due to Gaffney’s war […]

Read ‘Following A RedState Trail’

Section 287(g) Update

16 May 2007 | Illegal Aliens, Manassas City, Prince William County | 2 Comments

This week officers from the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Department, the Prince William County Regional Detention Center, and the Herndon Police Department started their training under the Section 287(g) Program. In five weeks, these law enforcement officers will be able to act as ICE agents and process for deportation any illegal aliens they encounter during […]

Read ‘Section 287(g) Update’