No need to rely on Anonymous and WikiLeaks if one is concerned with voter fraud, as everyone should be, try Ricochet instead. From the Intel section:

Has voter fraud been a demonstrated problem in recent U.S. history?

Many of us have been compiling incidents there, it's a disturbing record. Vote fraud is unquestionably a real problem.

"Replace"? What is this "replace" talk?! The goal is repeal!

Damn, just when I begin to imagine Romney can be tolerated he goes all squishy.

It appears we have a few more RINOs who need to be primaried.

Ah yes, ugly episode:

The Navy felt a "race" was on to beat the Air Force...  It was very eager for all the good publicity it was sure would ensue if it won the race, establishing the Navy as the shining, exemplary, woman-friendly armed-service branch. The Navy was thus in something of a fix when Kara Hultgreen went and killed herself...

"I owed it to the Navy," declared training officer Patrick Burns, speaking of his sworn testimony to the naval inspector general's office on the F-14 training records of Lt. Carey Lohrenz -- who trained along with Hultgreen -- and now has been removed from carrier flight status on being graded "dangerous" as a pilot. As is the fashion these days Lohrenz is, of course, now suing the Navy, accusing it of gender discrimination--although training records disclosed by Burns show she's a far worse pilot than even Hultgreen, who died in 1994 on her approach to the carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.

Fantastic quote, on many levels. 

Yes, clearly this is the wrong approach. No what we need is a wall. A Berliner Mauer as it were. Of course we shouldn't completely seal ourselves off but one entry/exit point will be sufficient. We shall call it Checkpoint Charlie say located on Ellis Island, call me sentimental.

The situation with regards to being a Natural Born Citizen and holding the Presidency is actually somewhat unclear, the Ricochet Intel section had an interesting discussion regarding this:

Is Marco Rubio Ineligible for the VP Slot?

Something that irritates me as well. The only conclusion I can draw is that those in Washington are seeing this as part of the Guantanamo/military tribunal/detainee debate and with the massive battle that already took place with the Administration over that are not thinking it through.

Interesting thought, perhaps an analysis made highlighting the increase in obesity and the change from a manufacturing oriented economy to one more focused on services would yield some clues.

Sitting in the office certainly cannot be burning as many calories as working on the factory floor.

That is a rough road you have been down KP but the fact you are now willing to confront it head on is certainly to your credit.

Then would not obesity be greatest amongst those for which food is always cheap? Yet that is not the case at all, those in higher income brackets are far and away less likely to fall into the obese category even though for them it is the simplest matter in the world to overindulge. Your culprit is being unfairly targeted.

All of these institutions have balance sheets that should appropriately be marked to junk but since the 2008 Financial Crisis have been allowed to pretend they are solvent. Within a year or so they will need a new TARP package and Romney backed the bailouts.

Obama may have been fine with the original bailouts but seeing his election chances sputter has started doing his "fat cat" banker riff for the base. They are simply laying the groundwork to insure they get get TARP II.

Truth stranger than fiction, I am slack jawed. Ms. Ellis you have earned your pay for the month.

No wait, I take that back. Mr. Long owes you a raise. 

Oh my, I just like seeing this statement in isolation. That is an "interesting" observation. 

Dodd-Frank is a 2319 page gift to all the financial institutions who had sense enough to have lobbyists at the time it was enacted. The only real provision it contained, closing down too big to fail institutions, is the one currently being revoked.

All of this is supposedly a substitute for the 37 page Glass-Steagell act revoked by a bunch of Democrats in the Clinton Administration and even more RINO's who decided government bailouts of failing financial firms was a Federal priority. Let us have no illusions here, the leadership of the GOP has embraced looting the tax payer almost as fervently as Democrats. 

This is why there is a Tea Party. We are not blind. We know.