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Politics : How Quickly Can Obama Totally Destroy the US? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: joseffy who wrote (98)	11/11/2012 11:02:49 PM
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Obama Likely Won Re-Election Through Election Fraud What's your point? The mainstream media will not cover all of these blatant examples of voter fraud. FoxNews isn't even giving it the coverage it deserves. Even if they did, anything that emanates from Fox is automatically labeled as 'biased' and 'partisan' by the rest of the news industry and our 'leadership' in D.C. -- an opinion that the majority of useful idiot Americans will mindlessly echo as 'enlightened'. Even if it were brought to light to the degree that it should be, the courts are now officially so stacked with activist, leftist judges that the number of recounts required to put the victory in the correct column would never be ordered. Even if they were, who knows how accurate the recounts would be? If you can succeed in placing a sufficient number of people in the right places to commit voter fraud, you can also succeed in placing a sufficient number of people in recount observation positions to sway a recount. There is historically unprecedented corruption in every area of modern American society -- on Capitol Hill, in the White House, the state and federal courts, the mainstream media, election officialdom, institutions of 'higher education' ... the list is endless. Any American, or group of Americans, seeking justice these days will have a difficult time obtaining it unless the powers that be decide that it adheres to their own self-serving definition.