SEIU Paid Protesters at Romney Cleveland Ohio Rally

[R8ers]

[stonedstooge]

Shovel ready job?

[petegz28]

Union $'s well spent

[LOCOChief]

If the GOP pulled shit like this there is no way they would get my vote.

[Mr. Kotter]

Originally Posted by LOCOChief

If the GOP pulled shit like this there is no way they would get my vote.

If you don't think they do, you are incredibly naive.

[Direckshun]

Romney had a bunch of folks shipped in to the Univision interview.

It's the ghost in the machine. You learn to love it.

[LOCOChief]

Originally Posted by Mr. Kotter

If you don't think they do, you are incredibly naive.

Let's see it then. We see shit like this all the time from the Dems if your correct it shouldn't be that hard to post the evidence.

I sure as hell haven't seen it.

[headsnap]

Originally Posted by LOCOChief

Let's see it then. We see shit like this all the time from the Dems if your correct it shouldn't be that hard to post the evidence.

I sure as hell haven't seen it.

we do ads for our help wanted publications all the time for companies like Working America, but in the 8 years I have been in the business I have never seen anything similar from the conservative POV.

[blaise]

Originally Posted by LOCOChief

If the GOP pulled shit like this there is no way they would get my vote.

They do. But when they do it most Democrats say it's Astroturfing.

[LOCOChief]

Originally Posted by headsnap

we do ads for our help wanted publications all the time for companies like Working America, but in the 8 years I have been in the business I have never seen anything similar from the conservative POV.

they got nothin. Some poeple just talk out of thier ass, on a message board anyway.

[ReynardMuldrake]

Election officials in six Florida counties are investigating what appears to be "hundreds” of cases of suspected voter fraud by a GOP consulting firm that has been paid nearly $3 million by the Republican National Committee to register Republican voters in five key battleground states, state officials tell NBC.

But the veteran GOP consultant, Nathan Sproul, who runs the firm, strongly defended his company's conduct, saying it has rigorous "quality controls" and blamed the alleged fraud on the actions of a few "bad apples," workers who were hired to register Republican voters for $12 an hour and then tried to "cheat the system."

http://firstread.nbcnews.com/_news/2...legations?lite

Both parties have their own dirty tricks.

[LOCOChief]

Originally Posted by ReynardMuldrake

http://firstread.nbcnews.com/_news/2...legations?lite

Both parties have their own dirty tricks.

yeah, not even close.

[qabbaan]

I went to a Romney/Ryan event a few weeks ago and they were there. They were all black women, maybe 10 total, wearing identical SEIU t-shirts, and they each had an OB campaign sign like youd get at an event. they were shouting from across the street while people were waiting in line to get in. Some people made jokes about them being hired hands but they didn't do anything but chant "four more years".

[ChiTown]

Part of the 400K unaccounted for jobs........

[fan4ever]

Talk about exploiting black people; I doubt very many of them were SEIU members...just local talent who's lot in life doesn't have a better alternative than to take an offer to walk around mindlessly chanting scripted crap for $11 an hour.

Democrats sure have helped out this segment of our society, eh?