eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Racoons wear masks, and are thieves.
Democrats?

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I heard they found a third mail tray in the ditch.

In fact, I'm hearing about cases popping up all over the place.

Funny. If there were cases prior to 2016 they sure didn't tell us much about it.

It's almost as if someone has been waiting for them to do this.

The chicken-$ht Republicans never minded too much if the Dems c***ted like hell to maintain control in blue areas so long as they left the Republicans' "turf" more or less alone...fight enough to fool the rubes and business as usual...

Now it seems someone is changing the rules...catching them c***ting in their districts.

Iliamna1

In his bid for the senate in 1948, initially LBJ lost by a very narrow margin. The following article chronicles how the initial e******n results were overturned, and you will learn why Texans refer to Johnson as "landslide Lyndon" or "Land slide Johnson." It's a very interesting piece of American History. You'll see some very famous people who were all part and parcel of the fraud, including John Connally who was later governor of Texas and was also wounded when President Kennedy was assassinated, and Abe Fortas, later a Supreme Court Justice who was known for his liberal views on jurisprudence. V***r f***d is nothing new to the democrats . . . they have just mastered the art.

By Bill Federer, November 14, 2018

In 1941, Lyndon Baines Johnson ran for U.S. Senate. Franklin D. Roosevelt made a speech on the eve of the e******n criticizing LBJ’s opponent, Wilbert Lee O’Daniel, nevertheless, LBJ lost by 1,311 v**es.

LBJ alleged v***r f***d. In 1948, LBJ ran for Senate again. On e******n night, Sept. 2, 1948, in the Democrat Primary runoff against former Texas Governor Coke Stevenson, it appeared LBJ lost.

Then, mysteriously, a box of uncounted b****ts was “discovered” in the south Texas town of Alice in Jim Wells County, Precinct 13. Confusion reigned in Texas and by the end of the week, LBJ won by 87 v**es. Both sides accused the other of v***r f***d.

The FBI, Postal Department and other agencies investigated. Piecing together the details, the story emerged alleging that during the tabulation period, LBJ’s campaign manager, John B. Connally, traveled to Alice, Texas.

With access granted by wealthy “political boss” of Duval County, George Parr, who later committed suicide, John Connally was present when the b****ts were recounted and the returns amended.

When the dust settled, the new totals showed 202 additional v**ers, some of whom were deceased and buried in the local cemetery or were absent from the county on e******n day. These v**ers “lined up” in alphabetical order at the last minute, signed in the same blue ink in the same handwriting and all cast their b****ts for LBJ.

The New York Times published an article July 30, 1977, titled “Ex-Official Says He Stole 1948 E******n for Johnson”:

“The disclosure was made by Luis Salas, who was the e******n judge for Jim Well’s County’s Box 13, which produced just enough v**es in the 1948 Texas Democratic primary runoff to give Mr. Johnson the party’s nomination for the United States Senate … ‘Johnson did not win that e******n – it was stolen for him and I know exactly how it was done,’ said Mr. Salas, now a lean, white-haired 76 year old … George B. Parr, the South Texas political leader whom Mr. Salas served for a decade, shot and k**led himself in April of 1975. Mr. Johnson is dead and so is his opponent … Mr. Salas said he decided to break his silence in quest for ‘peace of mind’ … ‘I was just going along with my party’ … He said Mr. Parr ordered that 200-odd v**es be added to Mr. Johnson’s total from Box 13.

“Mr. Salas said he had seen the fraudulent v**es added in alphabetical order and had them certified then as authentic on order from Mr. Parr … Parr was the Godfather … He … could tell any e******n judge: ‘give us 80 percent of the v**e, and the other guy 20 percent.’ We had it made in every e******n …”

The New York Times article continued:

“The Associated Press interviewed … a former agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, T. Keilis Dibrell … He confirmed Mr. Salas’ statement that the last 200 v**es had been in alphabetical order’ … Mr. Dibrell said ‘Also, the last 202 names were made with the same colored ink, and in the same handwriting, whereas the earlier names in the poll list were written by different individuals and in different color inks.’

The final statewide count, including the Box 13 v**es, gave Mr. Johnson an 87 v**e margin … earning him the tongue-in-cheek nickname ‘Landslide Lyndon.'”

The Democrat Central Committee was deadlocked 28 to 28 on whether to certify the questionable e******n results, so Connally persuaded Frank W. Mayborn, publisher of the Temple Daily Telegram, to cut short a business trip in Nashville, Tennessee, and return to cast the deciding Committee v**e to certify the e******n results.

Coke Stevenson took LBJ to court and on Sept., 24, 1948, Judge T. Whitfield Davidson ordered LBJ’s name removed from the general e******n b****t.

LBJ turned to Washington attorney and former FDR appointee Abe Fortas. Abe Fortas persuaded Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, who was also appointed by FDR, to intervene.

On Sept. 28, 1948, Justice Black overturned the lower court ruling, letting the decision in the Johnson-Stevenson race rest with the Texas Democrat Central Committee.

In return for his favor, Abe Fortas was nominated by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 to be a Justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

During LBJ’s term as President, many records of LBJ’s contested race disappeared.

In 1966, Abe Fortas accepted money from a Wall Street financier investigated for securities violations. Abe Fortas resigned in 1969.

In the Washington Post article, “HOW ‘LANDSLIDE LYNDON’ EARNED HIS NAME,” March 4, 1990, David S. Broder reviewed Robert Caro’s book “The Years of Lyndon Johnson”:

“The slimy creature who stole the 1948 Texas Senate e******n … Lyndon Johnson … driven by ‘a boundless ambition … his career had been a story of manipulation, deceit and ruthlessness … the morality of the b****t box … in which nothing matters but victory and any maneuver that leads to victory is justified … Johnson … stole the victory in the 1948 Senate race … That campaign was an American classic … Johnson battled … a strongly favored opponent to win by the narrowest of margins — the 87-v**e victory that earned him the derisive nickname of ‘Landslide Lyndon’ …

Johnson went through an equally breathless battle in the state convention and the courts to make his clearly tainted victory stand up.”

In March of 2006, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott posted a column on the Texas State Attorney General’s website, stating:

“V***r f***d is no newcomer to the Lone Star State. Six decades ago, the v**es ‘found’ in Jim Wells County’s infamous B****t Box 13 helped Lyndon Johnson squeak into the U.S. Senate in that 1948 primary.”

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Yep!
There is something Liberalism/Socialism and amorality have in common.
The end justifies the means.

jwrevagent

The mask mandate in WI has been extended to Nov 21, so yes, I will wear my mask, and I wear glasses, have rather large lenses. Thank you for the info, the advice and the concern. I do wear a mask when out and about. The mandate is inconvenient and annoying, but no big deal-no telling me I cannot go anywhere. Sad that concerts, and high school games have been cancelled, or postponed, or that people cannot gather-wonder what they will do about Thanksgiving and Christmas. It looks like they will not have the Appleton Boy Choir Nine Lessons and Carols this year, either-I always loved that-went every year since 1991. Things have changed for sure. I think the legislature is going to sue the governor or something. We have had the mask mandate for 60 days, and now cases of C***D are increasing! I do not think it is all because of better testing, though some may be. Perhaps people are getting lax in their hand washing and keeping things clean, as well as masks, I do not know.

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

Hook line and sinker, how sad!

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

"In his bid for the senate in 1948, initially LBJ lost by a very narrow margin. The following article chronicles how the initial e******n results were overturned, and you will learn why Texans refer to Johnson as "landslide Lyndon" or "Land slide Johnson." It's a very interesting piece of American History. You'll see some very famous people who were all part and parcel of the fraud, including John Connally who was later governor of Texas and was also wounded when President Kennedy was assassinated, and Abe Fortas, later a Supreme Court Justice who was known for his liberal views on jurisprudence. V***r f***d is nothing new to the democrats . . . they have just mastered the art.

By Bill Federer, November 14, 2018

In 1941, Lyndon Baines Johnson ran for U.S. Senate. Franklin D. Roosevelt made a speech on the eve of the e******n criticizing LBJ’s opponent, Wilbert Lee O’Daniel, nevertheless, LBJ lost by 1,311 v**es.

LBJ alleged v***r f***d. In 1948, LBJ ran for Senate again. On e******n night, Sept. 2, 1948, in the Democrat Primary runoff against former Texas Governor Coke Stevenson, it appeared LBJ lost.

Then, mysteriously, a box of uncounted b****ts was “discovered” in the south Texas town of Alice in Jim Wells County, Precinct 13. Confusion reigned in Texas and by the end of the week, LBJ won by 87 v**es. Both sides accused the other of v***r f***d.

The FBI, Postal Department and other agencies investigated. Piecing together the details, the story emerged alleging that during the tabulation period, LBJ’s campaign manager, John B. Connally, traveled to Alice, Texas.

With access granted by wealthy “political boss” of Duval County, George Parr, who later committed suicide, John Connally was present when the b****ts were recounted and the returns amended.

When the dust settled, the new totals showed 202 additional v**ers, some of whom were deceased and buried in the local cemetery or were absent from the county on e******n day. These v**ers “lined up” in alphabetical order at the last minute, signed in the same blue ink in the same handwriting and all cast their b****ts for LBJ.

The New York Times published an article July 30, 1977, titled “Ex-Official Says He Stole 1948 E******n for Johnson”:

“The disclosure was made by Luis Salas, who was the e******n judge for Jim Well’s County’s Box 13, which produced just enough v**es in the 1948 Texas Democratic primary runoff to give Mr. Johnson the party’s nomination for the United States Senate … ‘Johnson did not win that e******n – it was stolen for him and I know exactly how it was done,’ said Mr. Salas, now a lean, white-haired 76 year old … George B. Parr, the South Texas political leader whom Mr. Salas served for a decade, shot and k**led himself in April of 1975. Mr. Johnson is dead and so is his opponent … Mr. Salas said he decided to break his silence in quest for ‘peace of mind’ … ‘I was just going along with my party’ … He said Mr. Parr ordered that 200-odd v**es be added to Mr. Johnson’s total from Box 13.

“Mr. Salas said he had seen the fraudulent v**es added in alphabetical order and had them certified then as authentic on order from Mr. Parr … Parr was the Godfather … He … could tell any e******n judge: ‘give us 80 percent of the v**e, and the other guy 20 percent.’ We had it made in every e******n …”

The New York Times article continued:

“The Associated Press interviewed … a former agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, T. Keilis Dibrell … He confirmed Mr. Salas’ statement that the last 200 v**es had been in alphabetical order’ … Mr. Dibrell said ‘Also, the last 202 names were made with the same colored ink, and in the same handwriting, whereas the earlier names in the poll list were written by different individuals and in different color inks.’

The final statewide count, including the Box 13 v**es, gave Mr. Johnson an 87 v**e margin … earning him the tongue-in-cheek nickname ‘Landslide Lyndon.'”

The Democrat Central Committee was deadlocked 28 to 28 on whether to certify the questionable e******n results, so Connally persuaded Frank W. Mayborn, publisher of the Temple Daily Telegram, to cut short a business trip in Nashville, Tennessee, and return to cast the deciding Committee v**e to certify the e******n results.

Coke Stevenson took LBJ to court and on Sept., 24, 1948, Judge T. Whitfield Davidson ordered LBJ’s name removed from the general e******n b****t.

LBJ turned to Washington attorney and former FDR appointee Abe Fortas. Abe Fortas persuaded Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, who was also appointed by FDR, to intervene.

On Sept. 28, 1948, Justice Black overturned the lower court ruling, letting the decision in the Johnson-Stevenson race rest with the Texas Democrat Central Committee.

In return for his favor, Abe Fortas was nominated by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 to be a Justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

During LBJ’s term as President, many records of LBJ’s contested race disappeared.

In 1966, Abe Fortas accepted money from a Wall Street financier investigated for securities violations. Abe Fortas resigned in 1969.

In the Washington Post article, “HOW ‘LANDSLIDE LYNDON’ EARNED HIS NAME,” March 4, 1990, David S. Broder reviewed Robert Caro’s book “The Years of Lyndon Johnson”:

“The slimy creature who stole the 1948 Texas Senate e******n … Lyndon Johnson … driven by ‘a boundless ambition … his career had been a story of manipulation, deceit and ruthlessness … the morality of the b****t box … in which nothing matters but victory and any maneuver that leads to victory is justified … Johnson … stole the victory in the 1948 Senate race … That campaign was an American classic … Johnson battled … a strongly favored opponent to win by the narrowest of margins — the 87-v**e victory that earned him the derisive nickname of ‘Landslide Lyndon’ …

Johnson went through an equally breathless battle in the state convention and the courts to make his clearly tainted victory stand up.”

In March of 2006, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott posted a column on the Texas State Attorney General’s website, stating:

“V***r f***d is no newcomer to the Lone Star State. Six decades ago, the v**es ‘found’ in Jim Wells County’s infamous B****t Box 13 helped Lyndon Johnson squeak into the U.S. Senate in that 1948 primary.” - Iliamna1

A good piece of history on the Democrat Party.
Still crooked as a dog's hind leg.
Thanks for the history lesson.
A Keeper for future reference.
Thanks!

bggamers Loc: georgia

#1 they tell you its everyones fault *****R**ts people all over the place screaming and yelling but hey it not their fault GIVE ME A BREAK waiting for a decent v*****e then you and I can breath again

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Hydroxychloroquine acts like a v*****e. It k**ls the v***s IN the body which then does what a v*****e would do...uses the dying and weakened v***s to make antibodies.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Do they sell Hydroxychloroquine in stores?

bahmer

I think that you need a Dr.'s Prescription and then you can get it filled in any pharmacy that carries it.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

I think I remember that Tonic Water at the market is good.
Tastes nasty, so you need to mix it.

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

Ivermectin also is said to k**l the v***s.

Farm stores have it.

bilordinary Loc: SW Washington

Wormwood may be a natural cure.

bahmer

Mix it with some brandy or whiskey and some ice cubes with a beer chaser and you are all set.