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October 29, 2008

Make a Quick $1000

I chuckled as I wrote the title of this, thinking of all the comeons I have turned my nose up at.  This one allows you the chance to make $1000 and to protect your vote at the same time.

With ACORN in the news and the Democrats desparate to steal every election in sight, there will doubtless be many opportunities to win this Sam Adams Alliance contest.  Take your video camera to your polling place (but not into it without permission) or risk wishing you had.

Remember, the contest is looking for video.  Have fun, but be safe.

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