A Work of Staggering Genius?

DCMEDIAGIRL,

RIGHT ON!

“Change” that isn’t criticized or questioned, is NO change at all!

Hyped “change” is something you should be scared of.

That’s the talking point of the day: “heartbeat away from POTUS.” Of course, BO, with even FEWER qualifications or principles is actually running FOR POTUS! Reason that.

Most of the folks here are swing voters who vote Country before Party.
Maybe you forgot about us..

We decide!

McCain/Palin 08

once soeBOBO went back on his word and supported George Bush’s telecom immunity package and vowed to expand George Bush’s faith program giveaways, LOL it became crystal clear that this race was no longer about democratic principles. When that happened it came down to a choice between the hero and the zero. Given that choice it’s the hero every time.

McCain Palin 08

The GOP now has not one but TWO candidates on the ticket who pretty much go against every Dem principle and every issue Hillary Clinton ever worked for, yet you’re actually thinking of voting for them.

I can only speak to the Governor Palin choice: It’s a girl thing, Tom.

You wouldn’t understand.

It stopped being about Hillary, and became about the Dems screwing Democracy over during the RBC and primary.

You’re clueless.

You still have your dem filters on.

Tom,

Your argument would have force, if Obama embodied Hillary’s Democratic principles and shared her issues. He does not.

Your argument is weak because it is ridiculously overstated. For your argument to have meaning it would have to be true that

“The GOP now has not one but TWO candidates on the ticket who pretty much go against every Dem principle and every issue Hillary Clinton ever worked for, yet you’re actually thinking of voting for them.”

Only if this was true could you claim that this site existed only to attack Obama, which is not to say that it is not an entirely noble exercise to attack that corrupt charlatan and his thugs.

Your argument is overstated because some of the principles and issues that Hillary works for are also things McCain and/or Palin work for and some of the things that Clinton works against are things that Obama and McCain support. For example, Clinton and McCain supported a gas tax holiday and Obama was against a gas tax holiday. Clinton and McCain wanted more one-on-one debates and town halls, whereas Obama wants as few debates and town halls as possible. Obama and Palin share the same principles against gay marriage, but for civil unions and benefits, whereas Clinton advocates for gay marriage. Clinton was against FISA, Obama lied and said he was against FISA, but then voted with McCain and for FISA to support Bush. Clinton advocated a health care plan that covered everyone, Obama originally did, but then lied and said he never did, and like McCain advocates for less than full coverage policies, though Obama’s is better. Obama voted for the Bush/Cheney energy bill, which has been described as the worst piece of pork-barrel legislation ever drafted, whereas McCain voted against the bill. Hypocritically amusingly, the Obama campaign then had the gall to criticize McCain for voting against the bill because it contained some alternative energy provisions. Finally, for the sake of brevity I’ll cut the very long list short, how do explain bills co-sponsored by Hillary and John?

Tom. Your argument fails within the parameters that you set. Because you are wrong you should apologize to NQ for saying that it only exists to attack Obama.

SM

PS

Once in a while we are blessed with Obama supporters who have good intellectual chops. We notice them because they are strikingly rare. Why is it that Obama attracts so few bright people?

Which democratic principles were you talking about? The ones where the voters don’t matter? Because that is what it has come down to in this primary. That’s a real basic principle, when you’re a voter. If you don’t get to vote, it doesn’t matter what policy principles the nominees have. The whole principle for the voter is to get to vote. After that there is a point to worrying about policy, and what policies candidates might pursue.

Tom, it appears that you just dont get it.

It was ALWAYS about

COUNTRY FIRST…

AND

SEN CLINTON WAS THE BEST CANDIDATE FOR OUR COUNTRY.

What makes you think Obama will support Democratic principles?

Democrats passed public funding of Presidential campaigns. Obama is the first Presidential candidate to turn down federal funding. Bye-bye federal funding and Democratic principles.

After months of saying he would not support any bill with immunity for the telecom industry as regards FISA he turns around and votes to allow such immunity in violation of our Constitution. Bye-bye Democratic principles.

Obama has turned his back on middle class workers by first supporting, then not supporting, and then supporting again NAFTA. I don’t even know what his position on NAFTA is today. That is turning your back on Democratic principles.

Spare me your lectures and your hypocrisy. Obama is little more than a Chicago thug and I do not intend to reward the DNC for their undemocratic shenagigans this year.

“this whole thing was never about supporting Hillary or standing up for Democratic principles”

well, that is sure an interesting take you have there. As if the two are mutually exclusive. I think you may have been missing a few points made around the blogosphere related to the extended grudge between supports of Clinton and the DNC at large.

It seems you have concluded that the people who wanted to get Clinton had to be ‘followers’ of her as well, so when she bowed out they should just do as she says. Well, as we see, that didn’t happen. And there is a reason. See…I own my vote.

So you alude to “Democratic principles”:
Ah yes, Democratic principles. Let me know what you think those principles are, but to me one of the primary ones is “one person, one vote” and “all votes count equally”. However, did I see Democratic Principls in the thuggish bully attitudes about SUPERDELEGATES MUST VOTE THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, even though as Massachusettes showed, they didn’t really mean it. Ted Kennedy and John Kerry were behind Obama even though Clinton won the state.

Clinton won the Texas primary, but Sheila Jackson Lee was damn near lynched by black folks in her own district because the goddamn politics of the Obama campaign told them, SUPERDELEGATES Must Vote The Will Of The People. They cried and screamed how tragic it was that people weren’t falling in line.

OH SO DEMOCRATIC….

But wait, then, you had the mighty Randi Rhodes go off and call Clinton and Ferraro a bunch of whores…hooorah for the end of sexism, the rabid Obama followers flocked to her defense in the name of Progressive Values!

Is this one of the Democratic Principles?

Or maybe you are talking about the dog and pony show roll call vote that reflected none of the results of the primary. I did a full checklist of the pledged delegates for each state and guess what, the Democratic Party allowed my vote and those of my mother, my father, and all the other voters from my dad’s home state of Arkansas…be CONVERTED to a candidate that we would not have voted for, even if he was the only candidate.

Thus to your last, and correct conclusion, but without the hyperbole.

You frame it as “attacking Obama at all costs” so that it makes it seem like the movement you point at is simply a hit team or a single focus hit job. Correct me if I’ve mistated your intent…but you’ve missed something.

Did you think it was appropriate to have an Anything But Bush position? I would never have voted for John Kerry except…he was running against Bush.

Back in 2000, I voted for Nader even though I knew very well that he might not win, and I knew exactly who George W Bush was, because he was the governor of my state. However, I don’t have to answer to anyone by my children when I explain my vote. And for them I considered what I still hold to be true; that the Democratic Party is the codependent nonAlcholic to the Republican Alchoholic, and in that capacity, I cannot trust them either.

So I reluctantly participated in this primary season. And I voted for the candidate that 6 mos previous would have been near the bottom of my list, above Dodd and Biden. Obama a year ago was not on my radar as a problem.

However, as questions about this mans record were raised the slick politician shit became very clear and the Axelrod Machine kicked in. I don’t much about advanced foreign policy decisions, just a plebian world view that trusts more than distrusts. I don’t have any advanced knowledge of national economy issues, as I can barely balance my own bank account. But…I do know media and propaganda, and this campaign from Obama was as slick as they come.

So I ask you, why can’t I make this about Not Obama, and yet still keep my “Democratic Principles”? Why can’t I vote for Clinton and then decide that Obama was too naive, arrogant, dismissive, smug, and condescending to deserve my vote? I’m not going to vote for McCain, but I deeply appreciate the point made by dcmediagirl. She won my respect long ago so I already know her positions as they developed here, but she makes a great point. They zapped Obama right between the eyes with his worst mistake…not picking Hillary Clinton.

This, for me, was never about Hillary Clinton. When I used to hire managers I didn’t get gung ho. Celebrity tactics wouldn’t have worked. GQ types applied and lost to more grumpy pros who knew what they were doing. Obama is a trojan horse myth in my view. Got a problem with that? Then chew on it yourself because I’m practicing a time honored tradition of saying, ‘aww, to hell with the lot of ya’.

I respect Clinton for her hard fought campaign, but I really respect those who refused to shut the fuck up and go home because Obama’s machine said to. I really respect the community who dared point out that Keith Olbermann, once darling of the left, is just a fucking windbag mysogynist punk. I loved him when he skewered Bush too, but we noticed he attacked women all through the show with a zeal that ran my wife out of the room.

So, yes, I vote none of the above.
That is my Democratic Principle. The party left me a long time ago. If you have an issue with this, call the DNC and ask them…”what the fuck”.

We supported Hillary with all our heart and soul because we knew she was the candidate that would have been the best president our Country has ever seen. We still support her, but because she is no longer in the race we vote now for whom we want. We are not undermining her like the DNC did, we respect Hillary too much to do that, but she is not our candidate of choice any longer, the Democratic party saw to that.

It bugs the H@#$ out of me that my party seems to think that I will come to my senses and vote for their candidate of choice. I’m not a door mat, never have been, never will, I make my own choices, thank you. I vote the person not the party anyway.

No Way-No How-NoObama
McCain/Palin 2008

Well, in a way it’s still about Hillary. It’s about decency. Respect for women. Recognition that women have a place right at the top of our government, right in the White House (and not as “the wife”). Yes, it’s about HIllary. Hillary who always was her own woman, not defined by any man, not even her husband. You bet it’s about Hillary. These principles are not “Democratic” principles, they are American principles. And when the Democratic Party trashed this historic and qualified candidate, when the party turned a blind eye to blatant sexism, when the party allowed those within its ranks to be tagged as “racists” because they did not agree with the Obamas, then, yes, it’s about Hillary. McCain understood that. He knows Hillary. He knows who she is. She’s her own woman. And he picked a governor from Alaska who is also her own woman. The Democratic Party never had a monopoly doing the right thing… especially this year. They have failed on all counts. Sarah has picked up the baton. Let’s smash that glass ceiling! It should be easier now that 18,000,000 cracks have weakened it.

tom — one time for the braindead — I don’t give a damn what Obama says I don’t trust him. He has used the Democratic Party but he is not really a Democrat. I know McCain and I trust McCain with my country.

News Flash: this is not about Hillary Clinton anymore. You Obamatrons saw fit to kick the strongest, most qualified candidate to the curb. As far as I’m concerned, the Democratic Party lost its principles, the very ones I’ve loyally voted and worked for year after year.

I feel strongly enough about this that I’m now an Independent. And yes, I will certainly vote for McCain and Palin.

The Democratic Party said it didn’t need us. You remember–the blue collar, gun-toting, bible thumping yahoos. The bitter hags who would fall in line. We’re just very good listeners!

Karma’s a bitch.

Tom, let’s remove all of the names and personalities and think of it this way: If you could vote for either a cool, hip guy who thought like you do, but was a criminal, or a fuddy duddy who didn’t think like you, but was a fairly upstanding guy, for whom would you vote?

The problem is Obama is not a Democrat, either, despite having a “D” after his name. His willingness to pander to the right-wing, his backing by Wall Street, corporate, and libertarian right economists, his admiration for Ronald Reagan as some kind of “transformative” figure are all red flags this guy is NOT what his supporters claim he is.

The ONLY real Democrat of the four is Joe Biden, but unfortunately he is not at the top of the Democratic Party ticket.

I agree. I stumbled into this page and was a little shocked to see how closely these “voters” measure qualifications. I’m going to call them the “TV Dinner Block” Palin-McCain seems to have that constituancy all sewn up.

“The average voter is a moron” Aleister Crowley

Having Obama in the Whitey House with Pelosi and the Democrats running the Senate and the Congress is about as scary as it can get.

The last thing i want is Liberal Latte Drinking Leftist extremists running unchecked in washington.

It would be as bad if not worse than having bible thumpers in control of everything.

TOO FAR LEFT TOO FAR RIGHT

I could not have voted for Kay Bailey. I could not have voted for a number of the names put in circulation. Palin I can.

I wonder if Palin would Kick Barack’s Ass on the B-Ball court!

God i would love to see a one on one…she should challange him to it the next time he picks up a b-ball to mug for the adoring nutlickers we call the Main Stream Media.

Republican Chick — I agree completely. Its killing the Democrats that its the Republicans who made this bold move.

Hey, Frou frou fighter, you’ve been on this line since morning. Aren’t your tired of of copying and pasting the same line? I am proud to say that I own up to my candidate. Now YOU own up to the fact that Barry talked the talk about change and hope and all he gave you was an ultimate insider Joe ‘zzzzz’ Biddy. Was that the kind of change you believe in? I think not.

She’s Obama’s age, and she’s done more. The Republican VP is more qualified than the Democratic presidential nominee. LOL.

Send McCain twenty dollars and eight cents, (2008) and on the online form where they ask who recommended you to check out their campaign, write in Hillary Clinton!

It wasn’t my idea–someone else here had it first, but I went over and did it as well. Most satisfying twenty bucks (and eight cents) I’ve spent in a long time! First time I have EVER given money to a Republican, too–it feels a bit…illicit, to be honest!

But hey–I didn’t leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me!

I’m switching to Independent after the election.

I saw a poll today that showed only 3% of indy voters put abortion rights at the top of the list of concerns. Iraq was more of a concern but the overriding concern was the economy. If the Obummer camp thinks the abortion/SCOTUS argument will scare enough people into voting for him they can keep dreaming if they want.

I don’t think Clinton’s ideals will be furthered with Obama in office.

One of the things Hillary was fighting for was fewer abortions and more education to prevent pregnancy rather than end pregnancies.

I have always been a pro-life Democrat – part of it comes from my early religious upbringing and later from the belief that people need to take responsibility for their actions. It appalls me that Abortion has its own section in the Yellow Pages. It appalls me when I hear of women who have not had one abortion that may have arisen from legitimate health issues – physical or emotional or from rape – but multiple abortions. Abortions in lieu of birth control. I have known teenagers who have had two or three abortions before they reach maturity. What kind of world is it that allows that.

Hillary, while perhaps not asserting what her beliefs may be about when life begins, arguably understood that the potential for life existed and that was a precious thing and the issue needed to be addressed.

Bottom line, abortion is a state’s right issue.

It will be up to the Democratic Congress to DO THEIR JOB to provide oversight of the president. The Constitution mandates checks and balances so that the legislature is expected to limit the power of the executive branch.

The fact that the Democratic Congress rubber-stamped everything Bush wanted is not my fault. I will still vote for McCain. Once Obummer loses, every Democrat in Congress in leadership positions will be out. Hopefully Pelosi and Reid will be replaced with people who will do their jobs.

http://store.johnmccain.com/

joey — isn’t that why Obama acts like a Rock Star?

Your argument makes sense to me. But those who say they like Palin after claiming to be Democrats does not make sense.

doublestandard I am with you 100%. I fear for the safety of my family and community with the ticket the DNC has forced upon us.

The emperor’s audience is naked too.

bj, with all due respect… you’re an idiot. nothing personal. sarah palin isn’t a loony – she’s more like the average woman in the u.s. than any of the elected female politicians. it was a brilliant move and the evidence will come with the landslide of all landslides come november.

And, a good-looking FEMALE somebody with accomplishments who just galvanized a whole lot of fence-sitters. Pelosi is too close to the presidency herself, it is not farfetched to think she could have her own ambitions to be a historic president.

I linked to your blog. I like what you had to say, hope you don’t mind that I copied this:

Obama deliberately tweaks the maternal instincts of the ‘switcher’ lady. But I’d bet he triggers a different instinct–the hunter-killer instinct–in Vladimir Putin. Just imagine the rush this predator feels at the prospect of Obama as U.S. President. The drip in his salivary glands. The throbbing in the reptile brain. Obama turns his cotton-tail up on the world stage. I don’t think it’s wise for the U.S. to tantalize a KGB assassin by electing prey.

done WOW 98 percent thinks it s a good idea!

PUMA’s 4 PALIN (there’s my sticker)

Well we know one thing!

Nobody is going to come out of her background quoted as saying “I AM GOING TO MAKE ME A U.S. SENATOR!”

No Ivy League education. Her scholarship from Miss Alaska pageant paid for her college.

Yeah, talk about sweet justice of Reparations!

About Damn Time too.

Since when is Begala a “former” Hillary supporter?

Feed Your Head

If I were tasteless, which I am not, I’d mention the videos you can buy of full bodied women firing tommy guns topless.

I’ve never seen them, but I find the overall outrageousness to be quite droll.

thanks for the last paragraph. i just heard a few days ago that the gas price in AL is the highest in the nation.

obviously she is way ahead of the game

There already is just judging from the responses here. People like her grit, her spunk, her being a “real woman,” her personality, all while conveniently overlooking her politics that are in line with Pat Buchanan. Doesn’t anyone here see how ironic it is to be falling in love with this admittedly charming cute mom? See any similarities with Obama supporters?

Can’t anyone just admit that they’re okay with McCain and Palin because they want Dean and Company to be booted out, the Democrats to rebuild and come back for true democratic values? Why has everyone suddenly forgotten what we believe in?

I’m really confused. NoQuarter used to have such thoughtful dialogue and now I feel like I’m in Obamaland only let’s exchange “hope” for “grit” and the name Obama for Palin.

I totally agree! Hillary took the heat so that women could get out of the kitchen and be elected to the House, the Senate and, finally, the White House.

Thank you, Hillary. We will be waiting for you in 2012!

I just found out through another blog tomorrow is the last day he can take public donations. I had no idea that was the case and I hope this information is correct. I donated $20.08 earlier and filled in Hillary as the friend who referred me.

Since tomorrow is the last day I’m going back tonight and donate another $200.08. I want to get in there again with a bit more support before no more donations can be made.

I truly believe in my heart that McCain heard us and that was one of the main reasons he chose Palin. So from now until Nov.4 he needs our help and I’ll do anything in my power as a ‘thank you!’ for the respect he has shown us. Plus I’ll never forget how he was the only one that came out in Hillary’s defense when Øbama and his thugs so viciously attacked her and Bill.

John McCain/Sarah Palin ’08
Hillary Clinton’12

Country First: Reform * Prosperity * Peace

Jeremiah, I wish you lived down the street from me. I think it would be fun to be friends with you. Your humorous comments make my day brighter.

I love the pick of Palin, but I believe you are mistaken on her views on abortion.

In 2002, when she was running for lieutenant governor, Palin sent an e-mail to the anti-abortion Alaska Right to Life Board saying she was as “pro-life as any candidate can be” and has “adamantly supported our cause since I first understood, as a child, the atrocity of abortion.”

Palin said last month that no woman should have to choose between her career, education and her child. She is pro-contraception and said she’s a member of a pro-woman but anti-abortion group called Feminists for Life.

“I believe in the strength and the power of women, and the potential of every human life,” she said.

http://dwb.adn.com/news/politics/elections/governor06/story/8049298p-7942233c.html

Personnaly, I am pro-life, but I am a male and do not get to make that decision. So, some people would call that pro-choice. Actually, it’s pro women’s rights.

Roe v Wade is settled law – stare decisis.

If 8 years of Bush could not get it overturned, it won’t happen under McCain.

This risk associated with this one issue is so small when compared to the disaster of Obambi dismantling our national defense, nuclear deterent, pro iran, anti Israel, appeasing, marxist, National Civilian Police Force, jumbled energy and economic plans, anti-american associates, blame america first, tax everything that makes a profit including lemonade stands.

I do not remember Hillary being any of those things. Except for the one issue, pro-life pro-choice, Clinton and McCain are way more similar than Obambi and Clinton.

I’ve invested in stocks for retirement. If I make money from that risk, Obama plans to take more of that money. he’ll give my retirement money to someone that did not earn it.

If I lose money, no one is going to give me some to make up for my loss.

I earn less than 100k on average. I do not want more of my savings and investment for retirement taxed so people who did not save and invest can have it.

NoBAMA NoWay

Well, it would be whining if it weren’t true, but it is. The tougher media coverage Hillary is talking about is the over the top sexist attacks against her on a daily basis by the MSM, pundits and so-called progressive blogs. Here’s but a few examples:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcdnlNZg2iM

What is clearly evident is that this primary involving the most viable woman for the democratic nomination for president is a wake up call for women of all colors that sexism is deeply engrained into society’s subconscience mind and we haven’t come quite as far as we thought, baby! Therefore, it is incumbent upon women AND men to call it out everytime it raises its ugly head.

Society’s dealing with racism would never have gotten as far as it has if people had kept quiet about it. In fact, the AA community was attacked, much like Hillary and her supporters have been, for pointing out racism. Like racism, sexism will never be eradicated unless women stand up to it, just like Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton have against racism and with the same passion and commitment.

I believe the reason you guys try to find any every excuse to attack Hillary, or any woman, for that matter, who is courageous enough to point out sexism may be because if you acknowledge it exists, then you will have to deal with it by changing your sexist behavior.

Try it, you’ll like it!

And with all those words, you still could not give a SINGLE reason to vote for Obama other than hating the other side. Is scare tactics all you have?

Buh bye.

Hey troll,

bambi LIED to you about FISA – twice – first when he said he would filibuster and then when he said he’d vote against illegal spying on Americans.

bambi LIED to you when he said he was against offshore drilling – and then he tried to blame you for not paying attention when he said he had always been for it.

bambi LIED to you when he said he was against NAFTA, then he was for it, then he was against it again.

bambi LIED to you when he said he was going to accept public financing because it was the right thing to do – and he tried to chide McCain into doing it – because it was the right thing to do.

These are all DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES – traditionally DEMOCRATIC ISSUES that he’s done a complete 180 on – and YOU’RE THE ONES COMPLETELY ABANDONING DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES in order to defend this corrupt, crooked, lying candidate.

YOU’RE THE ONES WHO ARE NOT DEMOCRATS, honey – and you know it. You are fools.

bambi thinks you are exactly what you are – STUPID SUCKERS who will accept any fraud, lies, corruption, crimes – doesn’t matter. Because he knows that not only are you stupid, but you have the same lack of moral center as he does. Your biggest problem is that you think he lies with a wink wink nudge nudge to you. Ha ha! Joke’s on you.

Sorry – but you’re just playing the SUCKER again!

somepeople like you seem to be terrified of the Palin pick. you should be, Obama did not have the judgment to place Hilary in the ticket and now he is going to pay for it. Lets call it in sexist language his supporters understand the…someone’s chicks have come to roost” problem.

yesbama — I am impressed with Palin because she is everything Obama isn’t. She is honest and comes from a loving family. She doesn’t have to hide behind a teleprompter to keep from revealing her real agenda. She is a lovely, strong, intelligent woman with boundless energy. In short it was a brilliant move by McCain. I can’t understand why you trolls are nervous. Kind of stepped on your Rock Star, fireworks, light show message.

Which is why when the conventions are over an the dust clears she will be seen for what she really is and McCain will realize that he committed political suicide today.

The media love new and she is the new kid on the block, new news, new excitement, new things to find out about this mysterious woman that is running for VP. The media love of Obama is over, it died when Mc Cain made is big announcement.

I am literally laughing my ass off today.

Makes me want to break into song…. Oh Mammie……

♫♪
Today
Today
I laughed it off today
McCain said
F U Bama
and I laughed it off today…

( I’m not showin’ too much skin am I? )

She thinks Hillary should stop whining about being treated unfairly

BS

Finally, a voice I can relate to.

You trust someone who says she hasn’t been paying attention to the war in Iraq to keep ou safe? Sad and stupid.

I agree.

Is Obama a Citizen or Not?

Philip J. Berg filed a lawsuit, in which he alleges that Barack Hussein Obama is ineligible to run for President. His allegations are based on questions about Obama’s citizenship. He has asked the U.S District Court to declare Obama ineligible for the presidency on the basis that he is not a natural born American citizen.

The suit also claims that even if Obama had an American citizenship, he lost it when his mother married another man and the whole family moved to Indonesia. This action gave Obama Indonesian citizenship. This would also put into question if he were an American citizen even now.

According to the suit, Obama flew to Pakistan in 1981 using an Indonesian Passport. There is evidence that Obama may also have Kenyan citizenship. To have divided loyalties among three countries would make a person ineligible to run for president according to Berg.

Oh yes ummm let’s vote for POTUS an 8 year part time senator and a 145 day sitting US Senator before spending all his time running for POTUS from Illinois dirty chicago combine who spent most of his time seeking another office and who is so deep in corruption he can’t even keep his stories straight over a VP candidate who has been a Gov of a State for almost 2 years actually achieving things she was voted to office for.

But question: If it were your decision, and you were putting your country first, would you put an untested small-town mayor a heartbeat away from the presidency?”

ummmm, you mean like FDR did?

Harry S. Truman

Inexperience is not off the table. Obama is less experienced and far less accomplished than either McCain or Palin.

Obama loses.

It’s their job.

Vote Obama because he treated Hillary like maggot excrement!

NOT!!!!

I donated to Hillary.

I bought McCains “Obama Energy Plan” tire pressure guage, and LOVE IT.

Now that McCain has picked Palin, I will donate some real money to McCain, but have not decided on the amount.

Obama crowds always shout Obama, Obama, Obama.

The cult of personality surrounding Oblahblah is self-evident. It’s all about him. God help us all if that provocateur is elected. The next thing we’d hear is “I, the Obama, do solemnly swear”….

Do what youy must and I respect that, but if they are mocking anyone it is Obama. I do not think, however, they picked Palin as mockery. I think McCain really like her!

Just chill and watch. RNC are not mocking Hillary yet. Untill they dont, I will stay behing my choice!!!
RNC , after all will do what Obama did to Hillary. Now if they want US to support them, they must be nice, or no one will support them form 18 millions of Hillary supporters.
So BABS!!!! chill out, and stop supporting Obama attacks, by beying use by this shameless candidate for President of USA!!!!
Are You Obama supporter??? Sure You sound, like You are working for HIM!!!

who listens to MSM any more anyways? They’re totally discredited as journalists.
I can’t even believe that Tim Russert’s son, Luke, said, well it will be ‘easier to look at a black face than a old man’s white face.’