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Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Brunner: "Obama campaign is cherrypicking counties"

Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner just told Enquirer reporters Michelle Bollman and Allison D'Aurora that the Obama campaign "is cherrypicking counties" in an attempt to allow voters more time to vote in certain counties, including Cuyahoga County.

Brunner is appealing an order by Judge Tim Oliver in Cleveland allowing polls to stay open there until 9 p.m.

Oliver ordered polls left open another 90 minutes in 21 precincts, Brunner said.

"There are no reports of voters turned away,'' Brunner said.

The available ballots are running low, she said, causing longer lines, but no disenfranchisement.

A Clinton aide criticized the Obama strategy, which he said was aimed at delaying results until 2 a.m. so a decisive victory could not be announced on prime time news.


8 Comments:

at 8:52 PM, March 04, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

do the clintons have any clue as to how ugly and petty they have gotten with their scorched earth go for broke win at all costs campaign?

i'm not sure that a clothespin will help in november if she gets the candidacy.

 
at 9:02 PM, March 04, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Brunner is worse than Ken Blackwell.

 
at 9:41 PM, March 04, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
"Brunner is worse than Ken Blackwell."

(laughing hysterically) I don't think so. (Do some homework)

 
at 10:09 PM, March 04, 2008 Blogger Quimbob said...

WOW, the Obama dirty tricks dept.
WHO KNEW ?

 
at 10:14 PM, March 04, 2008 Blogger James Ramey said...

Cherry picking, not so much. Clermont was running short on ballots - I for one wouldn't want to wait around for an indeterminate amount of time while waiting for the sheriff to deliver the ballots. Cuyahoga had crap weather all day. Cherrypicking, hardly.

 
at 12:55 AM, March 05, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Clinton media whore manipulation tired and tyrannical. These people are the second coming of Rove, with Dick Morris as guru

 
at 3:29 PM, March 05, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Maybe if all those people who voted for John Edwards (!) had instead voted for Obama.

Can 38,000 morons be wrong?

 
at 2:35 PM, March 07, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is why it's fun to watch libs eat each other. Resorting to undemocratic courts usually works for them, because they were packed years ago by liberals for liberals, but it won't work for Hussein. Why? Because they were packed by Clintons! Ted Strickland? Good freind of the Clintons! In this particular case, when Michelle OB says life's unfair, she's right, because of all the years she and her freinds spent rigging things for the Clintons is now backfiring on them. Go ahead, count again! This cannibalism would be great theatre, if only OH taxpayers didn't have to pick up the tab every time a commie has a hissy.

 
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