Part 22! Just for you!
It has been a while since I have put one of these up, so I figured that it is about time to do it again.
So far, nothing much has happened. Two rather uneventful stops in court have yielded, well, nothing much.
The Dems keep motioning that the case be thrown out and the judge keeps denying their motion. The Repubs keep stacking up potential evidence for the actual court date and the judge keeps reminding them that each piece had better be corroborated or he will throw it out.
Yawn.
The newst news bit is that the Repubs announced yesterday that they have found 1108 felons who voted across the state, with 884 in King County alone. Some of their earlier �felons who voted� lists have turned out to have been less than true, in one case, listing a rather non-felonious college professor who is listed quite plainly in the phone book.
So, we�ll see. I seriously doubt that they will be able to get any of the voting felons into court to offer up a mea culpa, and I know that they won�t be able to get 130 of them to admit that they voted for Gregoire.
But, as I understand it, that is not the standard. They should only need to come up with 260 verifiable felons who voted to show that without those votes, the election�s outcome is truly unknown.
Like I said, we�ll see. And I�ll let you know how that turns out.
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In other Washington State political news, Christine Gregoire has broken her first campaign promise!
Throughout the election, she had promised to make Washington State “a leader” in Stem Cell Research by using taxpayer funds to build a facility for the genetic scientists. She used the topic to beat Dino Rossi over the head with, saying that his religious views forbade him from even thinking about being that �forward looking�.
She now says that she doesn�t have the money for it.
Big Surprise There, Christine!
The state has been in the red for over half a decade now, thanks to our former Governor Gary �PhotoOp� Locke�s mismanagement. She was the #1 Legal Eagle in Washington state for over a decade.
I guess law school didn�t require any math skills.