Hey, Don’t Ask Me. I’m From Chicago.

Posted by Jim Vicevich on October 2, 2008 at 8:34 am | Share via e-mail

Shelby Holliday, a student reporter from Palestra.net phoned in a report to Fox and Friends this morning. She was trying to cover the same day voting/registration in Ohio. It was hailed as student vote day … but they weren’t exactly students she found registering. File this one under community organizing.

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2 Responses to "Hey, Don’t Ask Me. I’m From Chicago."

Dave in EH says:

October 2, 2008 at 10:27 am

Win by any means necessary — homeless voters, felon voters, dead voters… Heck, the Daley family still uses Nixon ballots for scratch paper in all liklihood.

It's the Chicago Way!