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TN Honing In on Chicago Tradition

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http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...S0201/601130394

 

 

Ford won her seat over a GOP opponent by 13 votes, and irregularities such as dead people voting have been uncovered.

 

Republican leaders said they may call for a vote next week to nullify the election of the Memphis Democrat. Attorney General Paul Summers' office said the Senate could to that with a majority, which is 17 votes.

 

Williams said yesterday, however, that as chairman of a Senate panel looking into the election, he wants to wait until the state election office finishes reviewing ballots.

 

Ford said she's not paying attention to Republicans, especially because they don't have enough votes.

 

"I'm sure all my colleagues will do their best," Ford said. "I'll be ready for whatever that is."

 

She replaced her brother, John Ford, who stepped down last year from the Senate seat after he was indicted on federal charges that he took $55,000 in bribes.

 

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What a great family. And might I just say -- Hey Tennessee, try to come up with your own original way to steal elections. Chicago's got the copyright on the dead voting. Or perhaps this is a bizarro Chicago where corpses cast votes for Republican candidates?

QUOTE(LowerCaseRepublican @ Jan 13, 2006 -> 10:44 PM)
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...S0201/601130394

Ford won her seat over a GOP opponent by 13 votes, and irregularities such as dead people voting have been uncovered.

 

Republican leaders said they may call for a vote next week to nullify the election of the Memphis Democrat. Attorney General Paul Summers' office said the Senate could to that with a majority, which is 17 votes.

 

Williams said yesterday, however, that as chairman of a Senate panel looking into the election, he wants to wait until the state election office finishes reviewing ballots.

 

Ford said she's not paying attention to Republicans, especially because they don't have enough votes.

 

"I'm sure all my colleagues will do their best," Ford said. "I'll be ready for whatever that is."

 

She replaced her brother, John Ford, who stepped down last year from the Senate seat after he was indicted on federal charges that he took $55,000 in bribes.

 

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What a great family.  And might I just say -- Hey Tennessee, try to come up with your own original way to steal elections.  Chicago's got the copyright on the dead voting.  Or perhaps this is a bizarro Chicago where corpses cast votes for Republican candidates?

 

I lived in Memphis for a few years. The whole Ford family is just chock full of losers and criminals. And they win offices all the time. Being in Memphis, I came to appreciate how well-run a city Chicago is (corrupt it may be, but it works). Memphis city government is corrupt AND ineffective.

Just remember... "Vote early and vote often"

QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Jan 14, 2006 -> 12:15 PM)
I lived in Memphis for a few years.  The whole Ford family is just chock full of losers and criminals.  And they win offices all the time.  Being in Memphis, I came to appreciate how well-run a city Chicago is (corrupt it may be, but it works).  Memphis city government is corrupt AND ineffective.

 

That's one thing that both Daleys have been able to do, is make the city work.

"Oh no! The dead have risen and are voting republican!"

 

I'm gonna be disappointed if no one recognizes this.

QUOTE(Heads22 @ Jan 19, 2006 -> 09:51 AM)
"Oh no! The dead have risen and are voting republican!"

 

I'm gonna be disappointed if no one recognizes this.

 

Black Sheep?

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QUOTE(Heads22 @ Jan 19, 2006 -> 08:51 AM)
"Oh no! The dead have risen and are voting republican!"

 

I'm gonna be disappointed if no one recognizes this.

Simpsons -- Sideshow Bob mayoral election right?

 

Your guilty conscience may move you to vote Democratic, but deep down you long for a cold-hearted Republican to lower taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king. That's why I did this, to save you from yourselves. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a city to run.

QUOTE(LowerCaseRepublican @ Jan 19, 2006 -> 09:10 AM)
Simpsons -- Sideshow Bob mayoral election right?

 

Your guilty conscience may move you to vote Democratic, but deep down you long for a cold-hearted Republican to lower taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king. That's why I did this, to save you from yourselves. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a city to run.

 

 

Exactly. :D

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