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The “late” Glenn Beck

Posted: October 27, 2009 by datechguy in internet/free speech, opinion/news
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Late that is to the Hoffman bandwagon.

Now in fairness he did have him on the Radio before but he had delayed his TV appearance last week and in that time Sarah Palin jumped in the breech.

We’ll take it and Hoffman will take it, the MSM still refuses to report any of it but perhaps Beck’s TV story might force them to do something…

…I think not, they see what is coming and want to delay the point of entry as soon as possible, particularly since the Hoffman win (assuming it holds after all a week is forever in politics) is going to make a ton of trouble for the health care nonsense. It will show the bluedogs the cost of their votes.

Ironically it might actually deter them to the point where they can save their seats, but it it gets them voting the right way on issues, that’s the whole point isn’t it.

People forget this isn’t a game to see what color a map is, this is reality, governing, and the decisions and laws made are the ones we as individuals have to live by, and be aware the laws WILL BE ENFORCED ON US.

Anyways here is the Beck Video:

The bad news for a certain reporter friend of mine is he is getting scooped a bit these days the good news is that it means more people are paying attention to what is going down.

Vote Hoffman!

Q: How do we know that LGF is actually now Liberal?

Posted: October 25, 2009 by datechguy in internet/free speech
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A: Because of the difference between their rhetoric and their actions to wit:

That picture happens to be of Joseph Chicoine, an autistic 20-year old college student who is a friend of my brother and I. We put a picture of him on the top of our blog, something that made him ecstatic. We made a difference in his life. We put him next to his hero John McCain so that everyone can see him in that light.

And along comes Cato the Elder, who could do nothing better than to insult an innocent autistic gentleman.

What has Charles Johnson done about this? Not only did he start the feeding frenzy, but he’s read our blog and knows that it’s an autistic student, but he refuses to take the comment down. If HotAir or Rush Limbaugh did this, he would insult them until his fingers bled. Instead, he promotes this sort of personal attack, being a blight on the blogosphere.

And Even Cato has now requested the offending comment to come down.

You know Jumping in pools has been getting a bad rap lately. It’s a real shame.

Not as much of a shame as Charles has been but it is a shame.

Q: Why is Robert Stacy McCain a better Value than An Apple Computer?

Posted: October 24, 2009 by datechguy in internet/free speech, oddities, tech
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A: Because for a $5 contribution to his shoe leather fund I got all these stories. Many of them first hand since he actually drove up to NY-23 and was there live to report on the various endorsements.

I even got link backs, and I got all of these things from the couch of my house rather than having to take an hour drive each way.

Of course with McCain I didn’t get to enjoy beautiful New England fall foliage…

Oh and Apple is a very liberal company, in NY-23 they almost certainly support Dede Scozzafava or the democrat Bill Owens.

Vote Hoffman, Buy Windows 7!

NY-23 The Hoffman dollars keep coming…

Posted: October 23, 2009 by datechguy in internet/free speech, opinion/news
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Robert Stacy McCain is so all over this story:

First he has the clip of the Armey endorsement speech and gets a photo with the man from Texas who doesn’t care what Charles Johnson (peace be upon him) thinks.

Then after getting Beck’s interview online gets a call that the Palin endorsement have been worth a fortune.

Doug Hoffman raised $116,000 on Thursday.

But he still has time to give credit to Jumping in Pools for first suggesting Palin endorse. However I disagree with this statement:

BTW, don’t be puzzled if the Hoffman campaign doesn’t make a big deal out of Palin’s endorsement. Because she’s been so unfairly demonized by the MSM, Palin’s status with independent voters is kind of problematic right now (let’s hope Oprah can fix that). So don’t expect to see Hoffman TV ads in NY23 shoving the Palin endorsement in voter’s faces.

I disagree, if the media really thought Palin was that unpopular they would be trumpeting her endorsement to hurt Hoffman, in addition she adds up to ratings. You don’t get ratings by featuring unpopular people.

BTW I just saw the Cavuto interview as it went on that he mentioned. What a boring interviewer. How does he ever manage a show?

the News is so big that Hotair is linking.

Hey Apple NRCC do you figure on sinking any more dough on Dede Scozzafava and alienating your customer contributor base any more?

Vote Hoffman.

Update: fixed bad strike label.

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