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Tag: Benson is the enemy

Snagged From One of our buds..

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Fri Aug 20, 2010 at 10:41:52 PM EST
Tags: Divisiveness, SOS, Cheap shots, anonymous slights, Benson is the enemy (all tags)

Republican Michigander has jumped on a topic I have been mulling throughout the day. He points out how its to the point of distraction with the nasty back and forth with people hiding behind anon type names, and dividing us:

"The enemy is Jocelyn Benson, an ACORN supporting, George Soros "Secretary of State Project" supported, "Vote protection"(who thinks vote fraud is a myth) supported, SEIU supported, Goldman Sachs supported, candidate for the democrats.
The enemy isn't Paul Scott, Ruth Johnson, Cameron Brown, Anne Norlander, or Michelle McManus. The enemy is ACORN, SEIU, vote fraud, and Benson. If we get a Jennifer Brunner or Mark Ritchie clone (other Sec of State Project winners) then good luck winning anything in the future. If I had to pick between a gubernatorial win or a secretary of state win this year, I'll take the Secretary of State win. It is that big of a deal with elections administration. "

My suspicions lead me to believe it may not be who we think it is behind much of the garbage tossed about in the last day or so. I can tell you this however: A major player in this negative campaign is doing it on the taxpayer dime, from Lansing, in one of those little offices provided by the legislative council budget.

You know who you are. I will soon enough.

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