JAP69's Blog

Real republicans

Real republicans know how to think for themselves.

Unlike democrats who need to toe party policy to speak.

That vote on God and Jerusalem to be put back in showed the delegates who the boss man is. That vote outcome was a mockery of majority opinion. Can you say dictated to?

Entry #2,175

Wow Whooppeee

All this big buildup for the Fluke speech and that was it. Nothing we have not already heard.

What a big letdown.

Entry #2,173

DNC in the stadium

I seen talk about the convention being held in the stadium. With 72,000 seats to fill for the big speech would be a tall order to do even busing people in.

I looked at the 5 day weather for Charlotte yesterday and thunder storms circling the area up until around fri. Who would want to go to the stadium on any of the three days and sit thru the whole time with possibility of big rain. Bad enough taking a chance on a 3 hour sporting event.

I just seen they have a big possibility of moving to an indoor arena seating 20,000.

Good move on their part.

Entry #2,167

In Southeast Ohio, Obama campaign gets personal

In Southeast Ohio, Obama campaign gets personal

http://kosu.org/2012/08/in-southeast-ohio-obama
-campaign-gets-personal/

excerpt:
The theme of neighbor-to-neighbor outreach is happening this year on a national level for the Obama campaign as well. In recent weeks, the campaign released an iPhone app that provides users with the first names, addresses and ages of some registered Democrats who live near them — in the hope that they will canvass on the president’s behalf, but it has also raised some concerns from privacy advocates.

Entry #2,162

Dems Release Voter Registration Apps, Including Open Source Version

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Dems Release Voter Registration Apps, Including Open Source Version
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/09/dems-release-voter
-registration-apps-including-open-source-version/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=
Feed%3A+wired%2Findex+%28Wired%3A+Top+Stories%29

excerpt:
Unlike the GitHub code, this widget is powered by the Obama campaign and presumably shares a would-be voter’s contact information with the campaign. The campaign’s privacy policy says it uses information provided to its site to send newsletters, to serve ads and to help people find their polling place.

Entry #2,161