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COLUMBUS (AP) — An adviser to John McCain's presidential bid is suing Ohio's elections chief, saying requests to vote by mail are not being honored.
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William Todd, a lawyer helping the Republican campaign on ballot issues, filed suit in Columbus today. He argues that Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (BROO'-nur) has been unfairly rejecting voters' applications for absentee ballots.

In the lawsuit, voters Paul Doucher and Deloris Eagle say they wanted to vote by mail, as allowed by law. But they did not check a box that indicated they are qualified voters.

Brunner has said without a check mark, the applications are unacceptable.

Republicans printed the applications and say the box was not required.

Brunner's office had no immediate comment on the suit.

..May the gods save us from religion

COLUMBUS (AP) — An adviser to John McCain's presidential bid is suing Ohio's elections chief, saying requests to vote by mail are not being honored.
Advertisement

William Todd, a lawyer helping the Republican campaign on ballot issues, filed suit in Columbus today. He argues that Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (BROO'-nur) has been unfairly rejecting voters' applications for absentee ballots.

In the lawsuit, voters Paul Doucher and Deloris Eagle say they wanted to vote by mail, as allowed by law. But they did not check a box that indicated they are qualified voters.

Brunner has said without a check mark, the applications are unacceptable.

Republicans printed the applications and say the box was not required.

Brunner's office had no immediate comment on the suit.

..May the gods save us from religion

COLUMBUS (AP) — An adviser to John McCain's presidential bid is suing Ohio's elections chief, saying requests to vote by mail are not being honored.
Advertisement

William Todd, a lawyer helping the Republican campaign on ballot issues, filed suit in Columbus today. He argues that Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (BROO'-nur) has been unfairly rejecting voters' applications for absentee ballots.

In the lawsuit, voters Paul Doucher and Deloris Eagle say they wanted to vote by mail, as allowed by law. But they did not check a box that indicated they are qualified voters.

Brunner has said without a check mark, the applications are unacceptable.

Republicans printed the applications and say the box was not required.

Brunner's office had no immediate comment on the suit.

COLUMBUS (AP) — An adviser to John McCain's presidential bid is suing Ohio's elections chief, saying requests to vote by mail are not being honored.
Advertisement

William Todd, a lawyer helping the Republican campaign on ballot issues, filed suit in Columbus today. He argues that Democratic Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (BROO'-nur) has been unfairly rejecting voters' applications for absentee ballots.

In the lawsuit, voters Paul Doucher and Deloris Eagle say they wanted to vote by mail, as allowed by law. But they did not check a box that indicated they are qualified voters.

Brunner has said without a check mark, the applications are unacceptable.

Republicans printed the applications and say the box was not required.

Brunner's office had no immediate comment on the suit.

..May the gods save us from religion

..May the gods save us from religion

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Obama Rallies In Opposite Corners

Mudflatters from the ‘upper left’ corner of the U.S. and the ‘lower right’ corner of the U.S. had similar missions this weekend. They turned out, each in their own way, to support the Obama campaign.

The small gathering of about 24 Valley residents that gathered last week decided to meet again. This time their numbers grew to more than 70!

Meanwhile, in Florida, Barack Obama himself wowed a packed house of thousands. Now how can we get Barack Obama to come to Alaska?? He could gather a crowd that would dwarf the Pro-Palin rally easily. I’m just saying…

So, here’s to AnnieNygmaAK in Wasilla, Alaska, and Lynore in Miami, Florida, and thanks for being out there in the trenches, and sharing your pictures with the rest of your Mudbuddies!

Thanks Mudflatters!! Fired Up! Ready To Go!!

http://mudflats.wordpress.com/2008/09/21/obama-…
Obama Rallies In Opposite Corners

Mudflatters from the ‘upper left’ corner of the U.S. and the ‘lower right’ corner of the U.S. had similar missions this weekend. They turned out, each in their own way, to support the Obama campaign.

The small gathering of about 24 Valley residents that gathered last week decided to meet again. This time their numbers grew to more than 70!

Meanwhile, in Florida, Barack Obama himself wowed a packed house of thousands. Now how can we get Barack Obama to come to Alaska?? He could gather a crowd that would dwarf the Pro-Palin rally easily. I’m just saying…

So, here’s to AnnieNygmaAK in Wasilla, Alaska, and Lynore in Miami, Florida, and thanks for being out there in the trenches, and sharing your pictures with the rest of your Mudbuddies!

Thanks Mudflatters!! Fired Up! Ready To Go!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/21/former…
McCain Economic Surrogate: We Shouldn't Fire SEC Chair

The former director of the Office of Management and Budget and one-time John McCain vice presidential hopeful Rob Portman said on Sunday that he disagreed with McCain's call to fire SEC chairman Chris Cox in the wake of horrendous financial news.

“Well, first of all,” Portman said, “the SEC does have jurisdiction over the financial markets and therefore some accountability ought to go to the SEC. Chris Cox is a smart, competent guy, he's a former colleague of mine. I think he's doing a descent job in a very tough situation. I do not share the fact that Chris Cox ought to go. I do think the SEC has been lax. And if you look at what they could have done, including valuing some of these mortgage-backed securities so there weren't some of the runs we have seen over the last two weeks, they could have been more proactive and more aggressive.”

Appearing on CNN's Late Edition, Portman, whose good standing among Republicans on economic matters catapulted him high on the V.P. list, generally echoed McCain's talking points this past week: that the SEC has accountability in the current crisis, that more streamlined regulatory measures are needed, and so on.

But Cox's firing (which, it should be noted, a President can't perform in the first place) was a step too far for him.

“MAncient” is C-O-N-F-U-S-I-N-G all a- dem!! :>)

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