[N]owdays the ACLU is nothing more than an arm of the Democratic party, and it campaigns against speech rights when those rights belong to abortion protestors or Christians wishing to express their religious beliefs.

And surprise! He's a defender of Walmart, too:

Wal-Mart continues its evil plan to profit at the expense of honest, hard working Americans - this time by selling prescription medications at deep discounts. Joe Liberman [sic], Hillary Clinton, and all the other Democrats who returned campaign donations from Wal-Mart must be enraged.

And surprise again, here he repeats the hoary old GOP talking point that a large part of the Left (and by "Left" he means John Kerry and Howard Dean) is comprised of the Blame America First Crowd:

Blame America First

There has long been a trend among a significant segment of the left to blame America for any attack against it rather than consider that fault might lie at the feet of the attackers themselves. However, the left is now focusing its blame-America- first instincts not on the government, but on U.S. Companies and the millions of Americans who use their products and services. Clearly, John Kerry and Howard Dean know better than anyone what's best for the average American. Less clear is whether the average American might feel some resentment at being informed of this undeniable fact.

Meanwhile, some in our government do not appear to be taking the threat of Islamofascism very seriously at all. Here WorldNetDaily.com reports on a behind-the-scenes tour of airport security given to representatives of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a hardline Muslim advocacy group.

And then there's this charming viewpoint that Mr. Weimer wholeheartedly supports:

In noting that having an English-speaking population correlates closely to wealth, Richard Rahn compares English to open-source software and speculates that the flexibility of English may offer inherrent [sic] advantages.

Starting to see a pattern yet? Well, in my humble opinion, Jay Weimer, the man who was just delegated to protect the election process from fraud in Georgia is a bit of a partisan hack. He despises the ACLU, loves him some Walmart, sneers at Democrats, regurgitates Republican talking points ad nauseam, cites World Net Daily as a credible source of news and opinion, and believes the English language is "inherrently" superior to other languages (even though he can't spell the word "inherent" correctly).

Yep. He's just the guy I want making sure that all the votes are counted properly in Georgia this year, all right. I wonder if next month the President might not end up telling him "Heckuva a job, Jay W!"

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