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Boy, the far-left liberals must really have the long knives out now: they can’t bury Jennifer Garrison because of her support for marriage, they can’t bury Jennifer Garrison because she supports our right to bear arms, and they can’t bury her for choosing life over the holocaust of the unborn. So what do they do?
Bury her under that familiar (in a post-Huissein Obama world) liberal sling: RACIST!
This is the last resort of a desperate horde of moonbats, tilting about in their Godless existence, looking for somebody or something to blame for all of their problems, and the target they appear to have settled on is the only patriot left in the entire democrat party. Disgusting.
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Yeah, I see you, blogger interrupted, calling me a knuckledragger, hating on the last, best hope Ohio has to not let our elections be totally overrun by the corrupt poverty pimps at ACORN and their socialist agenda. Let’s get something straight here: there’s nothing knuckledragging about supporting the preservation of God’s law and our Christian heritage and ethics. Godless societies are doomed to fail, and no matter how many people you assault with your little camera and your bad attitude in that multiethnic cesspool that is Cleveland, you can’t change that you, and the socialists at Ohio Daily, and all of the other Democrat-Socialists are on not just the wrong side of history, but the wrong side of God himself.
All the pictures of Jennifer Garrison on the internet are white for a reason, heathen: she’s your only shot at salvation.
UPDATE: Modern “Esquire” over at ACORN-Apologist and Homosexual Revolt Headquarters Buckeye State Blog thinks that I might be some form of performance art, the same way the liberals keep telling themselves that that fucking train wreck of a human being that sullied Johnny Cash’s good name isn’t really on crack, he’s “an artist”. Sadly, hippie, no, I am not some figment-of-your-imagination ally. I am a freedom-and-America-loving conservative, and I will not rest until you and your ilk have been driven from government for they tyrranies being perpetrated against patriots like me.
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But hell, it’s not like Marilyn Brown is a threat, and I’d hazard to guess that the Ds see the writing on the wall and know it’s going to take a team effort to blast RINO Jon Husted and his dirty lobbyist money.
Ohio House of Representative endorsements include:
Speaker Tempore Matt Szollosi (Oregon), Assistant Majority Whip Alan Sayre (Dover), Rep. Lorraine Fende (Willowick), Rep. Ron Gerberry (Austintown), Rep. Denise Driehaus (Cincinnati), Rep. Connie Pillich (Montgomery), Rep. Clayton Luckie (Dayton), Rep. Matt Lundy (Elyria), Rep. Joe Koziura (Lorain), Rep. Todd Book (McDermott), Rep. Tyrone Yates (Cincinnati), Rep. Mark Okey (Carrollton), Rep. Debbie Newcomb (Conneaut), Rep. Dennis Murray (Sandusky), Rep. Kathleen Chandler (Kent), Rep. John Domenick (Smithfield), Rep. Debbie Phillips (Athens), Rep. Stephen Slesnick (Canton), Rep. Peter Ujvagi (Toledo), Rep. Brian Williams (Akron), Rep. Ray Pryor (Chillicothe),Rep. Sandra Harwood (Niles), Rep. Linda Bolon (Columbiana), Rep. Tom Letson (Warren), Rep. Stephen Dyer (Green), and Rep. Roland Winburn (Dayton)Ohio Senate endorsements include: Capri Cafaro (Hubbard), Jason Wilson (Columbiana), Sue Morano (Lorain), Tom Sawyer (Akron), Eric Kearney (Cincinnati), and Fred Strahorn (Dayton).
Seriously, though, some of these people are socialists: Eric Kearney? Debbie Phillips? Clayton Luckie and Sue Morano? Ohio businesses shutter every day because of their votes, and our freedoms get a little bit smaller.
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Obviously I support Jennifer Garrison for a lot of reasons, not the least of which being that she’s a whole hell of a lot more Republican than Jon Husted. But leave it to some dirty fucking unemployed hippie at Buckeye State Blog to find the goods: she’s smart. Smarter than Husted, smarter than Marilyn Brown, smarter even than John Kasich and his Wall Street mind. Look:
MARRIAGE SHOULD NOT BE DEFINED BY GOVERNMENT
Marriage is suddenly under the national microscope. Across our country, citizens are debating the question of gay marriage.
In fact, 30 people – many of them college students – recently rallied in support of gay marriage in Marietta.
To many of us, it may seem as if this debate over marriage dropped out of the sky.
Throughout our nation’s history, it was simply understood that marriage was between a man and a woman. If our shared heritage and our values weren’t enough to instruct us on the definition of marriage, Ohio’s law has been clear.
Yet as bewildering as the gay marriage debate may seem, we know precisely where it originated: In a courtroom in Boston, Mass.
Last November, the Massachusetts Supreme Court struck down a state measure banning same-sex marriage and instructed the state’s legislature to rewrite the law within 180 days.
It is troubling that a small group of Massachusetts judges are rewriting the laws of their state. As we learned in school, it is the role of judges to interpret laws, not write them.
Be even more unsettling is the fact that judicial activism in Massachusetts could set policy for other states. Under the “full faith and credit” clause of the U.S. Constitution, marriages performed in one state have always been recognized in another.
And this is why Ohio’s Defense of Marriage Act is so very important. It declares that marriages between people of the same gender are “against the strong public policy of the state” and will not be recognized in Ohio. It is hoped this should be enough to allow Ohioans to continue defining marriage for ourselves as between one man and one woman, and not have another definition forced upon us.
State Rep. Nancy Hollister and I disagree on this important issue. She voted against the Defense of Marriage Act. But I support it.
Marriage is a fundamental building block of society, one that predates our nation and even the birth of Christ. Ultimately, it is a statement about our values as human beings.
Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney – himself an opponent of same sex marriage – said it well; “The institution of marriage was not created by government, and it should not be redefined by government.” – I agree.
Jennifer Garrison
Editors Note: Jennifer Garrison is the democratic candidate for state representative in the 93rd House district. She lives in Marietta.
Do you think anybody else on the ballot could write that? I rest my case.
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Yeah, I see you assembling against me, you dirty fucking hippies. If by “smears and sexist tripe” you mean “unapologetic support for America, American Values, and the finest traditions of our great nation and her founders”, I’m your guy.
Come fucking get some.
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Babykillers that want to distract from their Nigerian President’s failure of a healthcare plan. Take a look:
Last week, Jennifer Garrison, a democrat from Marietta, officially entered
the race for Ohio’s Secretary of State. Jennifer Garrison currently serves
in the Ohio House of Representatives and has a 0% rating from NARAL
Pro-Choice Ohio.Rep. Garrison showed just how extreme her anti-choice position is when she
filled out the 2008 candidate questionnaire for Ohio Right to Life, saying
she would:support legislation in Ohio to outlaw abortion (with only an exception to
save a woman’s life),support legislation that would allow pharmacists to
refuse to dispense emergency contraception, and
support state funding for so-called “crisis pregnancy centers” that lie to
women about the risks of abortion and never refer patients for abortion or
birth control services.
Representative Garrison does not share our values. Become a member of NARAL
Pro-Choice Ohio today, and help us to stop her from moving to a statewide
leadership position!In the last two elections, pro-choice candidates have won across this state,
including U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, U.S. Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy, and six new
pro-choice state representatives. We can’t start losing ground now. The
person who wins the secretary of state race in 2010 will sit on the
reapportionment board and will help re-draw our legislative districts. We
need a strong pro-choice voice in this position, and Jennifer Garrison does
not fit.As we enter the 2010 election cycle we cannot become complacent! Donate and
become a member of NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio now, and help ensure that our
candidates believe that women, not the government, should be allowed to make
their own private medical decisions. Together we can keep our pro-choice
winning streak alive!Yours in Choice,
Kellie Copeland
Executive Director
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Well, who didn’t see this coming…

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You all laughed when I said that Jennifer Garrison was Ohio’s Sarah Palin and that it was a good thing.
Well, let me ask you: if she looked like Golda Meir, would Governor Flip-Flop be working to silence the homosexual lobby for her?
I say no. I say Teddy has a little crush on his Southeast Ohio homegirl, and he’s willing to throw his would-be “allies” under the bus.
Let me tell you, I’ve never been happier to have a Governor with no scuples, because even though he’s wrecking Ohio’s economy, he’s single-handedly insuring that Jennifer Brunner’s ACORN-tarred legacy stops with one term. He got every quasi-respectable Democrat in the state to stand up with Jennifer when she announced, and now, seeing the very real threat to her candidacy from the moonbat left, is moving to secure that flank. I don’t like that it’s giving the homosexual lobby access to Jennifer’s campaign, but let’s be real: even our Socialist President Barack Obama knew enough not to give the sodomites what they were after once he successfully courted their votes and money. And Jennifer Garrison has way the hell more constitution than Barack Obama.
Don’t think this is irrelevant, either– if the gays and their allies were successful in uniting behind Marilyn Brown, the best conservative option for Secretary of State would never make it our of the primary. They can organize, they’re in the cities, where voter fraud is rampant, they can control the liberal wing of the party, and because they don’t procreate they have fucking tons of money to spend on things like buying elections.
But now we don’t have to worry about that. And the best part? It can’t possibly backfire because he’s already given himself all the cover he needs with worms-eye-view gay activists.
I love it when a plan comes together.
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Jenny Garrison understands how to make somebody her bitch. How do I know?
She’s in the race for five minutes and starts throwing bombs.
Yeah, yeah, I know, we’re republicans, we have values.
Well, first, I’m a Republican backing a Democrat. So while I have values, I’ll let her bend the rules a little bit. But know what else calling your opponent a cheat in a race for the position that will chair elections in a state means?
It means you’re taking something that has to be their strength, and making it their weakness.
Sure, President Bush was known for sucking, and generally betraying conservative values at every turn, but you know what he was really good at? Campaigning. Democrats kept underestimating him, and he kept kicking their asses. So what does this accusation do for those of us hoping to bring a pro-life, pro-family, pro-second amendment government back to Ohio?
1) It makes Marilyn Brown go on the defensive. As much as anybody with a 200K quarter has the ability to attack, now she really has to focus her resources on showing she’s not a cheat and a liar. Fundraising/allocation of resources WIN.
2) It makes Marilyn Brown look weak. Mary, we just got all up in your grill. What’choo gonna do about it? If you won’t stand up for yourself, how will voters trust you to stand up for them?
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Well, that didn’t take long– Obama’s anti-American agenda started inspiring backlash in his own party.
It only took six months of being controlled by the anti-gun lobby, pro-abortion groups, environmental extremists, and the homosexual agenda to ferment a revolution among Democrats. Know how I know?
There’s a coup going on, right here in Ohio.
Zack Space? Steve Driehaus? Charlie Wilson? All Blue Dogs. All willing to keep liberalism in check from the inside, if you will, except for Space, who is probably so calculating as to get in on this as an apology for allowing socialized medicine to pass his house committee.
And where were these fine gentlemen today? Standing behind Jennifer Garrison, when she announced that she was going to be Ohio’s next Secretary of State. You know, the job that is currently held by Democratic hyper-partisan/ACORN pawn Jennifer Brunner, the job that delivered Ohio to our maybe-legal-maybe-not President. Don’t think for a second that Brunner’s going to let Jon Husted walk off with her old office while her Senate race goes down in flames. She’s going to make sure the keys to Ohio lie with the liberals. Unless…
Unless Space, Wilson, and Driehaus redeem themselves for supporting the abomination that’s sitting in Ronald Reagan’s chair right now. Because Jennifer Garrison is the best thing conservatives in Ohio ever could have hoped for. Look:
- NARAL, the Pro-Abortion Lobby, gave her a 0
- The NRA gave her an A rating
- She won her seat–knocking off RINO Nancy Hollister–in 2004 by standing up for traditional marriage and protecting our families from homosexuals
- And she’s won endorsements from Right To Life, Moms for Ohio, and Buckeye Firearms – real Americans who sponsored the patriots who stood up at our modern day tea parties the liberals like to mock, when not busy killing babies.
- Rumor has it she was comtemplating accepting an offer from Kasich to be his LG, so you know she stands up for what she thinks is Right, and not just her corrupt party
Is this an independent woman, or is this an independent woman? And she’s hot. Smoking hot. Ohio’s Sarah Palin hot. And like Palin, she is clever enough to send the liberal media into spasms for trying to discredit her.
But back to the coup– Obama’s dangerously liberal agenda brought this on. Space, and Driehaus, and Wilson, all of whom have opposed the Messiah at different turns, are sticking in the dagger, on him, on Brunner, on the whole liberal cabal, by putting somebody in the Democratic Primary Who Actually Has Common Sense And Can Win. Brunner can’t steal an election from a Democrat. And if she steals it from Husted, who strikes me as being too-smart-by-half, we still get somebody who’s not an ACORN puppet.
Democracy’s coming back, Ohio. And it looks amazing in heels.