I attended most of this afternoon's canvassing board meeting. More weird things to report later. Oy vay. All I'll say for now is we're lucky there aren't any close races this year.
Former Superintendent Bill Huennekens was resurrected and was filling in today for the acting Superintendent. You may recall this last line from the anonymous staff survey taken by the task force last summer
Mr. Huennekens can't conduct any kind of meeting. We can all tell when he either is bored or doesn't comprehend something by his constant playing with his BlackberrySure enough, here is Blackberry Bill at this afternoon's meeting
Come to think of it, the members of the canvassing board look a little bored too
L-R Councilmember Dow Constantine, Dean Logan, Dan Satterberg
For Woodinville City Council, Hank Stecker challenged incumbent Randy Ransom with a platform of, basically, "Hey, can we stop mindlessly and spinelessly doing whatever Ron Sims and the developers want?" Hank was up eight votes at the end of Tuesday. Now he's up by one.
Posted by: TB on November 10, 2005 07:00 PMThe fraud has already been committed....The ballot boxes have already been stuffed and they really have no reason to be there...
They have no reason to watch the other county tallies this time....They made sure that all statewide initiatives went their way by huge margins...No messing around with the threat of close races.....NO ONE IS WATCHING THIS TIME.
This time the fraud was incredibly easy for them.....No wonder Ron Sims felt comfortable making only *one* campaign commerical....Why waste money if it's a sure thing?
In many ways - this election was more important to this state's future election security than last year's Governor's race....and we were ripped off again! King County decides the fate of the state's election outcomes. If Ron Sims retains his position as Executive, the state elections will continue to be manipulated to the interests of the liberals...by fraud.
We're screwed...They're bored.....May God help us!
Posted by: Deborah on November 10, 2005 07:22 PM-------
Nov. 10, 2005, 2 p.m.
First Post-Election Meeting : Review preliminary abstract of votes. Resolve any special-case ballots and issues of voter intent requiring Board’s determination. Consider voter registration challenges submitted within thirty-day period prior to the election.
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I wonder what voter registration challenges will be discussed, if any? Everybody knows, of course, that the KCGOP challenges that met that 30 day period are all nonsense, so I guess those will all be thrown out, baby and bathwater together.
And wasn't there a special-case ballot regarding a new move-in from California who hadn't lived in Washington long enough to vote for either a Republican or a Democrat ticket? I seem to remember reading about that, somewhere... Posted by: pseudotsuga on November 10, 2005 08:23 PM
"lessee... keep those hidden and lose some of these other ones... yep- that'll do it! Just keep some provisionals handy in case any races are close. Make sure they aren't PO box provisionals, they're on to us on that gig."
Posted by: Andy on November 10, 2005 10:20 PMHope you can come up with something more enlightening that this for your next act Shark. Otherwise, we may have to cancel your show.
A special thanks to Deborah; you never let us down with your fantasies of fraud and conspiracy. If only the Dem's were that clever....
Posted by: Unkl Witz on November 10, 2005 11:29 PMUnkieWitzlos:
Well, it certainly looks like we're back down to the short strokes again: making snide comments about posted photos of the "hated opposition" that commented snidely about. Yeah, that's really big of you. I'm so glad you feel above the "hated opposition" that you have to stoop to their level. Posted by: pseudotsuga on November 10, 2005 11:40 PM
With your show in town there will always be plenty to talk about! I might add that while working in the polling place I heard lots and lots of untrust of these people, and many people just came in to find out which way their vote would best be counted. Absentee or at the Poll. Many came in and said "I don't want to vote absentee, I want my vote to nbe counted"
Your folks are in charge!
Fix the mess!
Then we will quit looking at these idiots!
Posted by: gs on November 10, 2005 11:42 PMAs usual, I don't have clue as to what you're trying to to say, care to give it another go?
gs:
Look at these idiots all you want, stare at them til you're blind. Just don't hold this up to be some sort of profound political dialogue. It's not.
Shark has descended into some sort of funk (too bad, I kinda liked the guy despite his right wing, wacko views) and he can't seem to pull it out. It's a tragic waste of talent.
Posted by: Unkl Witz on November 10, 2005 11:54 PMAndy...no long division, nobody at KC elections can count...as evidence view KC certification documentation. simple addition and subtraction to not add up.
Posted by: dl on November 11, 2005 01:12 AMI rightly ask: "How do you know?"
PS: We'll try and make sure they count your votes next time!
Posted by: GS on November 11, 2005 10:27 AMonly 30 veterans of WWII that are still alive.
Anyone know if that is true? Wouldn't the boys
from Omaha Beach be proud of King Sims and his
ilk. Posted by: mark on November 12, 2005 11:54 AM
There are far more than 30 veterans of WW2 alive today..(thousands +..)..And I believe I just read where there are a few thousand veterans of WW1 still kicking!
They just don't make them like that anymore....
Posted by: Deborah on November 12, 2005 06:13 PM