Anybody who has to trade favors to his criminal pal to help him buy a house he can’t afford should understand that.

This is too far left for me!!!!!

The sheer arrogance of the DNC and the MSM says it all. I say PUSH BACK.

McCain/Palin 2008

BTW, how are the other black Hillary Supporters
doing?

“Democrats genuinely subscribe to a set of core convictions”
Yeah, that’s why I wasted 40 years voting for them! This old dog is going to learn some new tricks!
McCain/Palin

McCain, after all, is a Reagan Republican. He proudly proclaims himself to be just that.

Reaganomics, anybody? We know what it is and we know its results, because we’ve seen it in action for 20 years during the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and George W. Bush.

The pitch is always the same: They’ll balance the budget through reform in Washington and a war on wasteful spending; they’ll lower taxes on business and the wealthy, stimulating investment and innovation; the resultant economic growth will create new wealth, which will trickle down to the rest of us.

What we got each time was over-stimulation of the economy at the cost of record federal deficits and a skyrocketing national debt, inflation, and wealth that rose upward instead of trickling downward. The pledge to eliminate “wasteful spending” didn’t materialize, or took the form of cuts in social programs, infrastructure investment, or the selective disempowerment of regulatory agencies.

So, McCain is a “proud Reagan Republican”? Well, that I can believe. There’s the same pledge to balance the budget, coupled with the same intention to cut taxes on the wealthy and corporations. The same argument is advanced that this will stimulate the economy, encourage innovation, create new jobs, etc etc. There’s the same theory that prosperity above will trickle down to the rest of us. There’s the same promise to reform government and cut wasteful spending.

We’ve heard the pitch the plan before. And seen the consequences. Anyone paying attention should also realize by now that the consequences are cumulative. The bigger the deficits the greater the debt–which now stands at nearly $10 TRILLION. The greater the debt, the closer we get to disaster.

Anyone who has continuously misused their own personal credit while spending more than they earn year after year should understand how that works.

Dallas Mavericks’ Josh Howard disrespects national anthem
In a video posted on YouTube, the swingman is shown at Allen Iverson’s charity flag football game in July. When the national anthem is being sung, various participants are shown mugging for the camera. When the camera gets to Howard, he says: ” ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ is going on. I don’t celebrate this [expletive]. I’m black.”
Howard goes on to make a difficult-to-discern comment that includes a reference to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/091708dnspomavslede.112d818.html

In stunningly self-centered, cruel fashion, Nicholas Provenzo, writer for the Center for the Advancement of Capitalism suggests that Sarah Palin’s decision to give birth to a child with Down Syndrome, is a financial burden that others are forced to suffer with.

Quote:
Like many, I am troubled by the implications of Alaska governor and Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s decision to knowingly give birth to a child disabled with Down syndrome. Given that Palin’s decision is being celebrated in some quarters, it is crucial to reaffirm the morality of aborting a fetus diagnosed with Down syndrome (or by extension, any unborn fetus)—a freedom that anti-abortion advocates seek to deny.

Quote:
A parent has a moral obligation to provide for his or her children until these children are equipped to provide for themselves. Because a person afflicted with Down syndrome is only capable of being marginally productive (if at all) and requires constant care and supervision, unless a parent enjoys the wealth to provide for the lifetime of assistance that their child will require, they are essentially stranding the cost of their child’s life upon others.

CNN’s Jack Cafferty:

The differences between Barack Obama and John McCain couldn’t be more well-defined. Obama wants to change Washington. McCain is a part of Washington and a part of the Bush legacy. Yet the polls remain close. Doesn’t make sense…unless it’s race.

The Youngstown Vindicator:

“Race — that’s the only reason people in the Valley won’t vote for him,” said state Rep. Thomas Letson of Warren, D-64th, about Barack Obama, his party’s presidential nominee. “There are 1,000 reasons to vote for Obama and one reason why you won’t — race.”

“Staunch Republicans” who make up 35 percent to 40 percent of the population would never vote for a Democrat regardless of race, Letson said.

It is the independents, the “swing voters” and Democrats who are or will support Republican John McCain who are the “racists,” Letson and state Rep. Robert F. Hagan of Youngstown, D-60th, said.

Dick Meyer, NPR:

Similarly, many people felt McCain’s famous ad that called Obama a celebrity like Paris Hilton was subliminally racist, subtly playing on racist impulses that fear black men with white women, or that preyed on the idea that black men succeed only in celebrity arenas like sports and music.

Obama surrogate, Kansas governor Kathleen Sebelius:

“I think the notion that, ‘By the way, have any of you noticed that Barack Obama is part African-American?’ That may be a factor. All of the code language, all that doesn’t show up in polls, and that may be a factor for some people.”

Four years of this, folks!

Will the last American patriot left bring the flag?

That’s certainly where his tax advisors are taking him.