As you seem to know what your doing blogging wise, do you know what the best time of the week is to blog and have them read?

Been there, fought for that and I’m NOT doing it anymore. If 20-something Obamarhoids don’t care enough about Roe v. Wade to support the woman who has spent her entire life fighting for women’s rights, why should I? I’m too old to worry about abortions now. Let the 20-something Obamarhoids deal with it. They deserve a RW court.

Besides that, Roe v. Wade isn’t going anywhere. Bush has served 2 freakin’ terms. If he wanted Roe v. Wade overturned, it would have been overturned.

Enough with the bullshit wedge issues. WE DON’T CARE about them, Okay?

Also, why the hell should Hillary help that pig get elected? She’s a racist, remember? Racists can’t help loser candidates get elected. He has no intentions of putting her on the ticket anyway. Michelle HATES Hillary and Bill.

I would never vote for BO. PERIOD. He’s unqualified and lacks character.

I would, however, vote for McCain.Clinton…YES I WOULD!

http://chicagoagainstobama.wordpress.com/

http://rezkowatch.blogspot.com/2008/06/pundita-give-me-liberty-or-give-me-your.html

From today’s Politico:

Citing the country’s economic, environmental and national security interests, the GOP nominee will make the case that “over time we have to shift our energy usage to a sustainable mix,” the aide said.

McCain will cite, as he usually does, wind, solar, biofuels, clean coal and nuclear energy while also touching on the need for better automotive fuel technologies.

And he’ll also strike a populist note, criticizing what an aide called a group of “reckless speculators” for increasing the price of oil by trading on crude futures.

There will be shots at Obama, including some that may not sit well with local energy officials in Houston. McCain will point out his rival’s support for the Bush administration-backed energy bill in 2005, a measure an aide called “a grab bag of oil industry favors.”

He’ll also continue to press his support for lifting the federal gas tax for the summer – something that Obama, as well as many Republicans, oppose.

But the central element of the speech will be his call to allow states to decide whether they want to pursue drilling.

“I don’t want to dictate to the states what they should do,” McCain told reporters earlier today.

Yet he reiterated his view that, much to the consternation of some in his party, he views the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge as “pristine.”

“I do believe that there are places in the world where we should not drill,” McCain said.

Yet while he’s taking criticism on the right for not backing off his long-held views on drilling in ANWR, McCain is also taking heat from sometimes-friendly environmental groups over his call for ending the federal moratorium.

“Drilling in protected areas offshore won’t solve our energy needs in the short term and in the long term will increase the threat of global warming,” said League of Conservative Voters President Gene Karpinski. “We need to break our addiction to oil — not look for another fix.”

Comment by phil101 | 2008-06-17 05:46:59

I started at the bottom and making my way up I find that your work is getting sloppier and sloppier, make that FOUR!! C-. Typical Hill supporter, lazy AND slow. You have to stay in for recess little lady.

Comment by Seattle Moss | 2008-06-17 12:25:20

Big mistake Phil 101..
You get an F for assuming I’m a woman.
I’m actually a 6′4″ white male that owns a business employing 100 people.
unlike wussies like you, I look for excellence in all people whether they be male or female. Hillary was obviously the best choice and was denied the nomination through blatant sexism.
I don’t have a problem with women being in positions of power.
In fact I embrace equality of the sexes.
I have the best running most profitable plant in town in my industry because I have the first female plant manager in the industry.
What happened to Hillary is a call to arms for which I’m willing to defend!

If it were, the result of the hitler youth movement would have been ample warning to prevent any manufactured messiah from garnering unwarranted adulation and imbecilic blind support from the masses.

Most women are not 1-issue voters. For those who are 1-issue voters, that issue is not necessarily abortion.