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Susan Boyle: Hurt by Democracy
23 hours ago ago from From the Dessicated Desk of Dr. Skip
In the European singing contest/show in which Susan Boyle competed, I was shocked to learn (via Utube) that she had been beat by what I think was a rap group of teenagers. That one of the three judges came right out an advocated for her after her final performance (just before the voting) was not sufficient to sway the Europeans who called in to caste their votes. To be sure, it is not difficult to find reasons other than Susan's singing ...
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15 hours ago ago from Village to Village
Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Clerk’s office certified December 8 th CD2 election results. The final numbers had little impact to the election night figures. It was a clear win for Paul Krekorian. Krekorian has now won the seat with 56.64 percent of the vote. This is 11,462 votes, up 652 from the election night total of 11,462. Christine Essel’s numbers increased to 8775 ...
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15 hours ago ago from Infinonymous
A commenter has suggested that Pittsburgh city council member Patrick Dowd might vote for Rev. Ricky Burgess in the election of the next council president. If Dr. Dowd votes for the mayor's toady, it will be time to place InsolvenCity in a paper bag, douse it with lighter fluid, place it on the state's doorstep and ring the doorbell.
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19 hours ago ago from Jemblog
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1 hour, 11 minutes ago ago from Conduit Street
In an MPT interview Wednesday night, Governor O'Malley said that he has heard more and more from county governments that the state should postpone the switch. That's because of time constraints and the expense during tough budget times . Members of the State Board of Elections expressed these same concerns yesterday during their board meeting. Although the Board voted to certify ES&S as the vendor for the new system, they plan to send a ...
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All Military Installations to Aid in Voter Registration
9 hours ago ago from The New York Times
The Department of Defense said this week that it would require every military installation around the world to help troops register to vote, the latest move in Washington to eliminate what are considered longstanding obstacles to voting by military personnel. Rafiq Maqbool/Associated Press The American military base at Bagram, Afghanistan, is taking part in an effort to get soldiers to vote in elections back home. Blog ...
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