Louie Gohmert: “We have had an interesting week. Not a lot of critical votes have taken place. It was more of an organizational week we…”

“We have had an interesting week. Not a lot of critical votes have taken place. It was more of an organizational week we have had here. At the same time, the country's election hangs in the balance. I think it is important to take a step back in history, though. It is very interesting when you look back and see what things have happened in the past that maybe affected our future. Here is an article from Republican _ Michigander published by RedState: Don't let Soros and the ``Secretary of State Project'' take over your State. In 2010, the Secretary of State Project is so far targeting Michigan, California, Iowa, South Dakota, Ohio, and Minnesota. This post is Michigan specific, but look at the list of donors to a State level Michigan downticket race. Chances are this is happening in your state, too. The article says: You know comrades, says Stalin, that I think in regard to this: I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this--who will count the votes, and how. That is from Boris Bazhanov's, ``Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary.'' Boss Tweed says, As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it? Some of the most overlooked and ultra-important positions in this state, talking about Michigan, are those who run the elections. Those are the county clerk, township/city clerk, and the secretary of state's office.…”