10.31.08
The curse of Cindy McCain
I didn’t get around to writing a Halloween story this year, but this one will do.
Permalink
Comments off
News, education, female superiority, and just about anything else
I didn’t get around to writing a Halloween story this year, but this one will do.
Permalink
Comments off
Nobody said it better than the Great Communicator.
Ronald Reagan Explains Why Progressive Economics Works
Permalink
Comments off
I will be updating this post when and if I find more interesting McCain campaign tidbits, so check back.
The McCain campaign may not want you to see this video.
Nice to have such dedicated volunteers, uh, WHAT? The fact that campaign workers have signed confidentiality agreements makes it against the rules for them to talk to you, it doesn’t make it illegal for you to talk to them or video them.
There’s not too much to say about this. Either you think it’s pretty funny—and you know it’s true—or you’re reading the wrong blog. Srsly, ur doin it wrong!
No more Dicks in the White House!
Permalink
Comments off
Congrats to Keith Olberman for a great commentary on Sarah Palin’s own domestic terrorism problems. Yeah, and John McCain’s, too. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
Permalink
Comments off
What happens when somebody gets so locked into repeating words and phrases that they completly lose their context and end up saying something that makes no sense at all?
Permalink
Comments off
And then there is Saturday Night Live’s take on them. How low can you go?
Priceless comment–
John McCain (24+ / 0-)
Cost to produce at a hate-filled smear ad: $5,000
Cost of media buy to smear your opponent across the swing states: $900,000 per month.
Cost of having SNL expose McCain for the hypocrite and liar that he is: PRICELESS!
Bipartisanship isn’t going to happen as long as one of America’s two great parties believes that when it comes to politics, stupidity is the best policy.
by War Horse on Sun Sep 21, 2008 at 05:21:07 AM PDT
Permalink
Comments off
What a pleasant thought.
In her first real interview since being selected by John McCain, Sarah Palin threatens us that war may be necessary.
When asked by Gibson if under the NATO treaty, the U.S. would have to go to war if Russia again invaded Georgia, Palin responded: “Perhaps so. I mean, that is the agreement when you are a NATO ally, is if another country is attacked, you’re going to be expected to be called upon and help.
McCain voted against providing free rape exams to rape victims. While Palin was mayor in Wasilla, rape victims were charged for exams.
Permalink
Comments off
Bad Behavior has blocked 35 access attempts in the last 7 days.