I can't believe the Dems are this stupid!
Dems Value Dead Hawaiian More Than Live Torricelli
Although U.S. Rep. Patsy Mink, D-Hawaii, is dead, the Democrat establishment likes her a lot more than U.S. Sen. Robert Torricelli, who is technically still alive, even if his candidacy, reputation and future aren't.
For weeks Hawaii's corruption-plagued Dems - it's gotten so bad in the one-party state that some of the Democrat crooks are finally going to prison and GOP (!) candidate Linda Lingle has a good shot at becoming governor - covered up the seriousness of Mink's illness. When she finally died it was too late to remove her name from the ballot.
Now, Fox News Channel's Brit Hume reported tonight, the Dems are fighting to keep the deceased woman's name on the ballot.
In left-wing Hawaii, one of the few states to support a second term for the disastrous Jimmy Carter, it's a cinch that Mink would be "re-elected." Then the Democrat governor, according to FNC, might try to pick a replacement to "represent" the island oligarchy.
One of NewsMax.com's loyal Hawaii readers explains that it isn't - or shouldn't be - that simple. The law calls for special elections. But if New Jersey's sleazy Democrats are allowed to break state law by trying to substitute a candidate even though the deadline has passed and absentee voting has already begun, why should the law apply to Hawaii's sleazy Democrats?
Heck, Missouri widow Jean Carnahan took the U.S. Senate job her dead husband won, although her chances in November are dim.
Will the Torch shed more tears after learning that his party values him less than a dead congresswoman?
Dems Value Dead Hawaiian More Than Live Torricelli
Although U.S. Rep. Patsy Mink, D-Hawaii, is dead, the Democrat establishment likes her a lot more than U.S. Sen. Robert Torricelli, who is technically still alive, even if his candidacy, reputation and future aren't.
For weeks Hawaii's corruption-plagued Dems - it's gotten so bad in the one-party state that some of the Democrat crooks are finally going to prison and GOP (!) candidate Linda Lingle has a good shot at becoming governor - covered up the seriousness of Mink's illness. When she finally died it was too late to remove her name from the ballot.
Now, Fox News Channel's Brit Hume reported tonight, the Dems are fighting to keep the deceased woman's name on the ballot.
In left-wing Hawaii, one of the few states to support a second term for the disastrous Jimmy Carter, it's a cinch that Mink would be "re-elected." Then the Democrat governor, according to FNC, might try to pick a replacement to "represent" the island oligarchy.
One of NewsMax.com's loyal Hawaii readers explains that it isn't - or shouldn't be - that simple. The law calls for special elections. But if New Jersey's sleazy Democrats are allowed to break state law by trying to substitute a candidate even though the deadline has passed and absentee voting has already begun, why should the law apply to Hawaii's sleazy Democrats?
Heck, Missouri widow Jean Carnahan took the U.S. Senate job her dead husband won, although her chances in November are dim.
Will the Torch shed more tears after learning that his party values him less than a dead congresswoman?