Telling Insights Into The Minds of Democrats

There's a lot of jokes floating around regarding the tendency of democrats to vote from beyond the grave - or to vote more than once. For example:

Like any corrupt Chicago politician, Obama would frequently go the cemetery to register voters. One night he came across a grave so old and worn that he couldn't make out the name on the tombstone. The staffer holding the flashlight got impatient and suggested that they just move on to the next plot. Obama angrily exclaimed, "This person has as much right to vote as anyone else here!"

When I die, bury me in Chicago, because I want to remain politically active.

The democrats plan for winning this election is to have their supporters vote early and vote often.

But like all good jokes, there's a grain of truth in them. Case in point:

Wendy Rosen, the Democratic challenger to Republican Rep. Andy Harris in the 1st Congressional District, withdrew from the race Monday amid allegations that she voted in elections in both Maryland and Florida in 2006 and 2008.

And she's not even from Chicago.

In other news, the democrats have apologized for using images of Russian warships in their national convention's tribute to veterans.

Democrats apologized Wednesday for using a fleet of Russian warships as the backdrop for a Democratic National Convention tribute to U.S. military veterans, blaming a vendor for the mistake.

Of course they did. They never take responsibility for their actions. I'm surprised they didn't blame it on George Bush.

The event occurred on the final night of last week’s convention when retired Adm. John Nathman paid tribute to veterans, in front of a gigantic screen that showed four ships from the Russian Federation Navy.

Maybe if anyone in the upper ranks of the democrat party had ever served in the Navy -- or any other branch of the military -- they'd have a clue.

Friggin' hypocritical assholes...