Monday, January 10, 2005
If At First You Don't Succeed, Sue Again
That seems to be the motto of the Alliance for Democracy, which has been vigorously fighting the certification of George W. Bush as the winner of the November 2004 presidential election.
They also believe that the big bad corporations are the cause of all of society's ills:
Naturally the solution for such groups is always bigger government. I'm surprised these people haven't moved to Canada yet. But then again, they're all talk and nothing more.
But on another note, a Kerry voter (for once) gives an intelligent reason why the Democrats lost this November
It's probably asking too much, but maybe he can knock some sense into the litigious moonbats of the Alliance for Democracy.
The alliance has played a leading role in financing and filing a lawsuit on behalf of 44 Ohio voters, contesting the election in the Ohio Supreme Court. The lead lawyer in the suit is Clifford Arnebeck, an Ohio attorney and the alliance's cochairman
They also believe that the big bad corporations are the cause of all of society's ills:
While its Ohio efforts have taken the spotlight, the alliance is waging other campaigns as well. It opposes corporate ownership of water utilities, promotes universal health care, and battles international agreements that increase corporate globalization.
Naturally the solution for such groups is always bigger government. I'm surprised these people haven't moved to Canada yet. But then again, they're all talk and nothing more.
But on another note, a Kerry voter (for once) gives an intelligent reason why the Democrats lost this November
It's probably asking too much, but maybe he can knock some sense into the litigious moonbats of the Alliance for Democracy.
