Author Archive | Jim Lindgren

Clark County, Ohio moves toward the Republicans.–

According to the Guardian, in 2000 Clark County went 0.3% for Gore while Ohio went 3.9% for Bush, so it was 4.2% more Democratic than the rest of the state. In 2004 Clark County went for Bush by 2.4% over Kerry (compared to about 2.7% for Ohio in 2004). So Clark County moved 3.9% toward […]

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Provisional Ballots in Ohio.–

At 4am ET early Wednesday morning, this official list of the number of Ohio provisional ballots by county does not have anything listed for Cuyahoga County. Assuming that there is no way to manufacture new provisional ballots in the next few hours, it appears that Americans were lucky this time that the results in Florida […]

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Reynolds’ latest Guardian column.–

Glenn Reynolds’ column for the Guardian newspaper makes this observation: America, and the west in general, has somehow bred a class of elites who think that their own countries, and societies, are presumptively wrong. Hit from outside, their first instincts are to look inward – to conspiracies, or to some sort of flaw that might […]

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More Possible Fraud–This time by the Daschle campaign.–

Powerline is reporting that the Tom Daschle campaign is flat-out lying to voters saying that “John Thune is attacking” Daschle’s wife: The Daschle campaign, desperate at finding itself behind in the polls, has resorted to an especially low form of “push polling.” Our correspondent reports: am here in Brookings, South Dakota [and] just thought I’d […]

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Election Fraud and Phony Phone Calls.–

1. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports (quick registration required): Between 15,000 and 20,000 Milwaukee residents who registered to vote in recent months have not had their forms processed and may find themselves unregistered at the polls Tuesday, Mayor Tom Barrett said today…. Poll workers will already be reviewing about 5,500 addresses where buildings may not […]

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The rest of the Bin Laden tape.–

The New York Post is reporting that the unaired portions of the Bin Laden tape make clearer his opposition to Bush, the success of the Afghan election, and the success of the US military in restricting Bin Laden’s actions. Bin Laden also follows the Michael Moore-Teresa Kerry line that it’s all about oil: Osama bin […]

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Glenn Reynolds’ better looking brother

joins the blogosphere. Jonathan Reynolds, a history professor at Northern Kentucky, has joined Ralph Luker’s excellent history group blog, Cliopatria. Cliopatria has been on a roll lately, particularly Luker, KC Johnson, and Jonathan Dresner. Glenn Reynolds is back at Instapundit.com, after a brief absence covered by a remarkably good trio of guest bloggers–Ann Althouse, Megan […]

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The New York Times stumbles again.–

Captain’s Quarters and KerrySpot have interesting commentary on the Al QaQaa story. It appears that even after the New York Times story has been exposed as doubtful, the Times is still not able to use Google or Nexis to read the April 2003 stories to figure out which military units were first on the scene. […]

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