The Big Red Wall


We have watched the steady creep of Northern Virginia liberalism slowly come to our county line.  With this, comes those that wish to diminish the integrity of the ballot.  They have hit the Big Red Wall.

The Big Red Wall consists of poll observation volunteers from the local Republican committee, the John Adams Patriots, and conservatives who no longer will sit around waiting to see what happens.  They realize that action is required and we are training them.  We call our program The Ballot Integrity program affectionately known as the Big Red Wall.  Our job is to watch and report during the election day. 

Observers will record initial machine readings, watch for electioneering, observe voter check in and ballot counts.  At the end of the voting day, final machine readings will recorded and we have a stellar representative for the final count at the Registrar’s office.  Cell phones are or will be loaded with the Voter Fraud app.  We have phone numbers programmed, palm cards with important information such as our phone numbers, the RPV number, etc. along with recent changes to Virginia’s election laws and any pertinent information that might be needed during the day.  They have been training to work with election officials inside the precincts.  Each volunteer has check in times to coordinate with me giving an overall observation of the day.  We are ready. 

The Big Red Wall is there to help ensure ballot integrity and to help stop those who wish to hijack this (or any other) election.  What surprises me is the response to this program and how it reflects the desire of people to be engaged.  Prior to 2008, I couldn’t get enough volunteers to do poll watching if I had set my hair on fire and promised free trips to Aruba.  They didn’t engage. 

This year it is another story.  We have all of our precincts covered with floater volunteers during the day.  Today, we are expecting at least 30 more people at my house to receive final training and pick up packets.  Last night I got a call from one of our volunteers asking for 10 packets for people who couldn’t make the training.

I salute these patriots.  I celebrate their engagement and I celebrate their willingness to keep the voting honest.  Almost everyone of them has committed to additional training every quarter through November 2012.

We have built the Big Red Wall at our county line.  Those who wish to “play” with the vote can’t go through us and can’t crawl over us.  We’re here to stay.


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Thank you!

proudmarinemom (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 7:43AM EST (link)

The air itself feels different in No Va this weekend. That cool, crisp, crunchy-leaf Halloween kind of air.

That Fimian-Going-To-Crush-Connolly kind of feeling.

Think I’ll take a morning stroll around the hood and count the Fimian yard signs again.

Life is good.

God bless you Marine Mom for sticking it out in the People's Republic of Nothern Virginia.

Danielle Davis (ocleverone) (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 7:58AM EST (link)

Thanks for engaging on the Fimian push to victory.

It will be a great victory!

To me, “consensus” seems to be the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies. So it is something in which no one believes and to which no one objects … There are still people in my party who believe in “consensus” politics. I regard them as Quislings, as traitors … I mean it. — Margaret Thatcher

 
 

Ocleverone, great blueprint for this election and future ones.

penguin2 (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 8:41AM EST (link)

Everywhere we have to show up and keep our eyes and ears open. Makes it harder for them to cheat knowing we’re watching them. If the GOP won’t do it, the citizens will.

Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God. – Benjamin Franklin
When Good stands up to Evil, Evil blinks. – Vassar Bushmills

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"If theGOP won't do it, the citizens will."

Loren Heal (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 8:58AM EST (link)

That’s good and true and right, Lady P, so don’t think I’m being critical when I say it’s backwards.

It’s those outside the parties who should be poll watching, and not leaving it up to the parties.

O’course I come from Illinois, where in some cases in the recent past you couldn’t tell the parties apart.

There’s a saying among computer people that “with many eyes, all bugs are shallow.” It means that the more people you have looking at a problem, the more likely you will find someone for whom the solution to that probem is obvious.

I think that applies directly here. The more people, from the most diverse set of ideological backgrounds, the better.


Join the Concord Project, and follow @lheal, if you dare.

Most of these people have joined the local committee.

Danielle Davis (ocleverone) (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 9:29AM EST (link)

They want to take it back.

To me, “consensus” seems to be the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies. So it is something in which no one believes and to which no one objects … There are still people in my party who believe in “consensus” politics. I regard them as Quislings, as traitors … I mean it. — Margaret Thatcher

 
 

Thanks penguin. We want this program well oiled & razor sharp for 2012.

Danielle Davis (ocleverone) (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 9:28AM EST (link)

I am very excited at the levels of participation & enthusiasm.

To me, “consensus” seems to be the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies. So it is something in which no one believes and to which no one objects … There are still people in my party who believe in “consensus” politics. I regard them as Quislings, as traitors … I mean it. — Margaret Thatcher

 
 

Update on the training. We are ready.

Danielle Davis (ocleverone) (Diary) Sunday, October 31st at 5:36PM EST (link)

It was a lot of fun today. The group was engaged and asked really, really good questions. Usually, we have to beg for people to stay for four hour shifts. Today I had people wanting to observe all day.

VoterFraud app downloaded – check. Changes in election laws covered – checked. Cell phone numbers – check. Assignments listed – check. Call in times arranged – check. Packets and palm cards given out – check.

We are ready to roll on Tuesday and I am very excited.

To me, “consensus” seems to be the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies. So it is something in which no one believes and to which no one objects … There are still people in my party who believe in “consensus” politics. I regard them as Quislings, as traitors … I mean it. — Margaret Thatcher