Yes We Can, Yes We Did...

I guess we have all helped to show a little bit more about what a community organizer can do. What an inspirational acceptance speech, it was an honor and a privilege to have been able to play a small part in this historic victory. This is the biggest voter turnout (%) since women were given the right to vote in 1920, awesome.

Nobody can say it better than President-elect Obama (soon you will be able to quit pinching yourself every time you see that) said it himself in his acceptance/victory speech

Bryan Rudnick Republican Political Consultant

McCain campaign stoops to its very lowest yet in bid to win Pennsylvania. Rudnick takes the fall, but ask yourself if you really believe their plausible deniability.

From an e-mail was sent Thursday morning to 75,000 Jewish voters:

"Jewish Americans cannot afford to make the wrong decision on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008," the e-mail reads. "Many of our ancestors ignored the warning signs in the 1930s and 1940s and made a tragic mistake. Let's not make a similar one this year!"

The email says "Paid for by the Republican Federal Committee of PA - Victory 2008."

It warns "Fellow Jewish Voters" of the danger of a second Holocaust due to the threats to Israel from its neighbors and touts Republican presidential candidate John McCain's qualifications over those of Obama.

The e-mail also accuses Obama of teaching members of the community group ACORN "to commit voter registration fraud" during his years as a community activist.

Republican officials say they've fired Rudnick and that he was not authorized to send the emails. Rudnick claims that he had authorization from party officials to send the email, but declined to say who they were. Looks like he's willing to take the fall to save the other guilty parties.

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Update 1, 26 October, 2008
Apparently this ploy didn't work, new Gallup poll shows Obama has 75% of Jewish vote...

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Brad Blakeman (R)

"No I don't, but let me tell you this. You know what the outrage is today? Is Barack Obama taking a 767 campaign plane to go visit his grandma.

Forget about the energy that is wasted, what about the hundreds of thousands of dollars to take a private trip when this guy should be humping his bags on a commercial plane or taking a smaller plane. Taking a 767 of campaign money from people who could least afford it is more of an outrage in my opinion." Brad Blakeman to MSNBC anchor David Schuster.



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