If The Teabaggers Ruled the World, Then Anthony Adams Head Would be on A Pike

by: Brian Leubitz

Tue Nov 24, 2009 at 12:28:47 PM PST

Despite John and Ken's protestations, Anthony Adams head isn't on a pike right now. But it's not their fault, it's gotta be the damned politicians messing with 'em:

Election officials said last week that a recall drive against Assemblyman Anthony Adams did not gather enough signatures to move forward, but recall backers said Monday they believe something odd or possibly fraudulent might be to blame.
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"It's not over, certainly," said Mike Schroeder, a former California Republican Party chairman and a key Adams recall proponent.
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"I just think they're grasping," said San Bernardino County Registrar Kari Verjil. "That's not true at all. We make sure that all registration cards are entered in our system." (SB Sun)

Boo-hoo, it can't be that you just didn't get the signatures, it's gotta be someone else. The county. The firm you paid. A trickster.

So, John, Ken, and the gang, I think the phrase you are looking for is "sore loser."

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If The Teabaggers Ruled the World, Then Anthony Adams Head Would be on A Pike | 2 comments

I don't have any proof, but... (5.00 / 1)

On the John and Ken show Monday, Kobylt said, "Did Anthony Adams or the Republicans have anything to do with this? I don't have any proof, but I have an enormous amount of suspicion."

You do indeed, sir. But what else ya got?

I don't have any proof that the CA GOP is entirely delusional, but I do have enormous schadenfreude.

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by: Beth Caskie @ Tue Nov 24, 2009 at 20:57:45 PM UTC

I'm assuming (5.00 / 1)

Now, I'm assuming (and we all know how bad that is) that they hired some signature gathering firms as part of this. IF that's the case, they need to kick their sig gathering firm in the ass.

If they used volunteers only and didn't train them properly, well, sucks to be them, I guess.

Either way, it's easy to bluster on the radio, sell some ads, get a listenership. It's a lot harder to actually organize and play by the rules everyone else does, where having a loud megaphone does not equal easy wins.

Dobbs and Beck would be wise to learn this. Now that they are no longer making other people money with their acts, but now in the position of asking people to pay for their playtime, we'll see how far that gets 'em.

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by: gregdewar.com @ Wed Nov 25, 2009 at 01:52:39 AM UTC