Palin bounce? Can I say that?

Yeah!

That's a heck of a jump.

McCain did his part, but I think Rudy & Sarah were the highlights...

A little under 2 months to go, and the Obama car is starting to run out of gas. This is when it'll turn nasty.

Go Sarahcuda!

I'll feel better when the swing states turn red.

Hell Yeah!

re: #1 Mich-again

Palin bounce? Can I say that?

Indeed.

maybe it is the anti-MSN bounce

54 40 or fight!

Hopefully it will continue. We can not afford Obama in every possible way.

HELLL YEAH!

YES!
/and I'm Canadian!

Also, can somebody direct me to the site that had all the convention speeches on video? Are they up on youtube, or was it an official 'publican site? I know it was posted here but I can't remember which thread had the link.

I want to watch Fred's line about dressing a moose. :)

Watch for the BDS crowd to get real nasty with Sarah Palin. They've only just begun.

Rove, you magnificent bastard!

Diebold !

re: #13 Attaboid

YES!
/and I'm Canadian!

A really smart Canadian, at that!

re: #10 Talking Stick

54 40 or fight!

Oregon Territory?

re: #9 spidly

Combination of a bunch of things.

re: #14 Pawn of the Oppressor

Also, can somebody direct me to the site that had all the convention speeches on video? Are they up on youtube, or was it an official 'publican site? I know it was posted here but I can't remember which thread had the link.

I want to watch Fred's line about dressing a moose. :)

[Link: www.gopconvention2008.com...]

Thank you Sarah.

Yes !

I don't take much stock in any of these polls, but hopefully this is a sign that The Messiah has finally been unmasked as a non-diety.

Trig the baby alien mind control bounce

Well, it's a long way to go, and a short time to get there.

McCain and Palin need to keep this up. If they can pull ahead, and keep ahead, things look good come November 4th.

The elite media is having the same reaction that Rudy had to the title of "Community Organizer" - "Whaat?"

BOOYAH!

Among the findings:

• Before the convention, Republicans by 47%-39% were less enthusiastic than usual about voting. Now, they are more enthusiastic by 60%-24%, a sweeping change that narrows a key Democratic advantage.

I was one of former and proud to be one of the latter.

Obama will take up smoking again beginning tomorrow. Unfiltereds.

re: #15 Mich-again

Watch for the BDS crowd to get real nasty with Sarah Palin. They've only just begun.

I think the nastier they get, the more the "fence-sitters" will turn away from them. That sort of nastiness really only appeals to a smallish group of people. Reasonable people will be completely turned off by it.

It's game over. My family in Michigan who never voted for a Republican are all voting for McCain. Wonder how many others are having that same experience with their family? You can see Obama is back on his heels and about to get the knock-out punch delivered shortly. It's going to get dirty from this point out.

re: #14 Pawn of the Oppressor

I got it all free on itunes. Video highlights of the RNC.

re: #27 wright1

The elite media is having the same reaction that Rudy had to the title of "Community Organizer" - "Whaat?"

Still, the best delivered line of the night. I lost my mind!

Hold on, I just heard Obama is adopting a Down Syndrome baby named Prig

Its not the beginning of the end. Its the end of the beginning.

Winston Churchill.

re: #24 Cartman

I don't take much stock in any of these polls, but hopefully this is a sign that The Messiah has finally been unmasked as a non-diety.

OR, he must die in the polls and be resurrected to prove he is indeed the son. SURGE!

re: #18 reine.de.tout

Harper!

So there are now exactly 5 (!) Google news hits for the Obama "My Muslim faith" slip.

Compare that to 7803 hits fro Bristol Palin...

re: #4 Honorary Yooper

A little under 2 months to go, and the Obama car is starting to run out of gas. This is when it'll turn nasty.

Give it another week or two of Obama crumbling, and then it is going to get really, really vicious. When they start to smell the Messiah's Prophecied Reich of Equality falling away, they're gonna start breaking and burning sh-t. Count on it.

I'm normally not a paranoiac (believe it or not), but I would invest in extra security if I was running any kind of Republican campaign office with a published address.

McCain has waged a flawless presidential campaign. Ever since Saddleback, Obama has been on the defensive. I'm pretty sure Obama is now truly above his pay grade, and the American people know it.

He's toast.

re: #13 Attaboid

YES!
/and I'm Canadian!

Ditto.
And another one here.

McCain leads Obama by 54%-44% among those seen as most likely to vote.

10%, that's a big margin!

Every time Obama opens his mouth his percentages points dwindle. Let's just keep him talking.

re: #35 wright1

Hold on, I just heard Obama is adopting a Down Syndrome baby named Prig bob Shrum

great news

McCain/Palin 2008

re: #36 Mich-again

Its not the beginning of the end. Its the end of the beginning.

Winston Churchill.

Its time to run - Ward Churchill

re: #38 Attaboid

Harper!

uh, what?

re: #39 rednaxela

Obviously not biased at all, must be a problem with the algorithm.

I think we've turned the corner. All down hill for Barry from now on.

This is fun. Never saw this shit in 2004 with Bush. Had to sweat it out til the end. Ain't over, of course, but this is better than nonstop bad polls.

someone as down to earth as sarah.
patriotism, honesty, decency.
perfect simple formula.

Call him Obowinkle . :)

re: #13 Attaboid

same here

re: #31 reine.de.tout

I think the nastier they get, the more the "fence-sitters" will turn away from them. That sort of nastiness really only appeals to a smallish group of people. Reasonable people will be completely turned off by it.

Indeed. I posted earlier about my Auntie, who will not vote for 0bama, but hasn't quite committed to McCain yet. She's not sure about Sarah, but she does think the coverage has been unfair. The msm and left have no idea what they're really doing to average Americans. I hope they keep it up.

re: #48 reine.de.tout

We have an election here too

Don't gloat. Go for the throat.

A ten point lead in the polls, the Cubs are still in first, and the bears are winning.... three of the four horsemen.......

re: #40 Pawn of the Oppressor

I'd watch for the attacks to begin by the end of the week.

/Remember, September 11th is Thursday.

Could lead to post-partisan depression

re: #16 victor_yugo

Rove Rush and Johnny Mac, you magnificent bastards!

FIFY

Panic Time: After Obama meets with Bill Clinton, he has a call waiting for him from Reverend Al.

re: #40 Pawn of the Oppressor

Give it another week or two of Obama crumbling, and then it is going to get really, really vicious. ... but I would invest in extra security if I was running any kind of Republican campaign office with a published address.

Not to mention lots of good lawyers, and its time to start soliciting super-tough volunteers to pollwatch...

AC/DC - For Those About To Rock

Two Months to go. God speed Sen. McCain and Gov. Palin.

re: #55 Sharmuta

Indeed. I posted earlier about my Auntie, who will not vote for 0bama, but hasn't quite committed to McCain yet. She's not sure about Sarah, but she does think the coverage has been unfair. The msm and left have no idea what they're really doing to average Americans. I hope they keep it up.

I agree, they have no clue what they're doing. They think they are helping us poor rednecks in flyover land to see the light; the big secret is that we're not as stupid as they think we are. I hope they keep it up too.

re: #56 winston06

We have an election here too

oops, my ignorance is showing. Sorry.

re: #10 Talking Stick

54 40 or fight!

Oregon Territory?

Yep, having a little fun! good for you to catch it

re: #58 jake341

A ten point lead in the polls, the Cubs are still in first, and the bears are winning.... three of the four horsemen.......

Northwestern wins the national title?

re: #50 ted

I think we've turned the corner. All down hill for Barry from now on.

Your typewriter to Ceiling Cat's inbox!

10 freakin' points! Obambi and his handlers have got to be shitting themselves. The beast is cackling and the msm is loading all the slings and arrows of shit they can find. The more the msm flings nasty shit, the bigger that spread may get.

re: #57 Mich-again

Don't gloat. Go for the throat.

Sun-Tzu said sun-tzing similar.

"Finish what you start"
counting chickens before they're hatched,
fat lady sings,

et cetera.

First this bothered me..hugely, but now I see they are desperate. Went to the Mpls paper...they have a story on Palin's religion. Kind of a nasty article, but then I went to the comments. Ooookayyyy.

-Republicans are anti-Catholic bigots because they didn't put a Catholic on the ticket (where do even start on that one)

-Palin is a religious fanatic who will ban all abortions (they didn't say how she will do this)

-She is a Pentecostal. And I like this part: "The NPR story is a primer on pentecostal dogma.". What, NPR is run by bigots? Nooooooo.

-and on and on and on....

Democratic playbook # 397: Time to bring out ACORN and raise issues of RACISM at the balloting booth

Go Sarah! Go Sarah! Go Sarah!

Some of my favorite Sarah Palin cartoons.

re: #58 jake341

A ten point lead in the polls, the Cubs are still in first, and the bears are winning.... three of the four horsemen.......

Let's hope Steve Bartman is a democrat

BRB shower

The gorge is on the rise in MSMedialand, right when they can't afford for John and Jean Q. Public to catch them vomiting any more on Sarah Palin's shoes...

re: #67 Talking Stick

re: #10 Talking Stick
54 40 or fight!
Oregon Territory?
Yep, having a little fun! good for you to catch it

I updinged you for the same reason. :)

re: #70 pingjockey

10 freakin' points! Obambi and his handlers have got to be shitting themselves. The beast is cackling and the msm is loading all the slings and arrows of shit they can find. The more the msm flings nasty shit, the bigger that spread may get.

I wish I could have written this as clearly as you just did!

Da Bears really have the Colts' number tonight.

So, what is this I read about if you want to contribute to McCain/Palin, you do it to a legal fund? Something about fed'l funding so he can't accept donations? What does this fund do? I really need to contribute, but I want to make sure it goes someplace that makes a difference.

Clenis to the rescue

After the debates, Obama is going down like the hindenburg.

re: #73 wright1

Democratic playbook # 397: Time to bring out ACORN and raise issues of RACISM at the balloting booth

I hope they bring out ACORN. I'd very much like to see that chapter of _{the one's} life see the light of day.

re: #65 reine.de.tout

I agree, they have no clue what they're doing. They think they are helping us poor rednecks in flyover land to see the light; the big secret is that we're not as stupid as they think we are. I hope they keep it up too.

But on the other hand all indications are that they are as stupid as they think we are...

I'm delighted, but it ain't over till it's over.

There is still a lot of work to be done between now and election day.

Volunteer or put out a yard sign if you have the time or the inclination.

Any lizardoids attended the rally in Colorado Springs yesterday beside me? The people are really excited, but especially for Palin. I'm not surprised to see the polling bounce.

I took some pictures there . Also I got one of the flags that was discovered in Hefty bags after Obama's event in Invesco Field. See LGF's article a couple of entries below. Now it stands proudly in my study. U S A !

I was changing radio stations and heard "Sarah Palin" . . . so I stopped to listen. It was on a "progressive" channel.
Yeeeeeeech!
It was as if they were reading directly from Kos and DU and other screeching moonbat sources. They were apoplectic! Did my heart heart good, it did.
'Specially when the womyn were takling about how they expected to have handily dealt with Sarah (in their caring liberal way) in less than a week -- but she wouldn't go away! Much more frothing and spewing ensued. But I had real life to deal with, so I turned it off.
heh

re: #49 lone_wolf_in_illinois

The MSM simply isn't going to tell people about the "My Muslim faith" thing. Basically the only 3 media outlets reporting this right now are the Washington Times, WorldNetDaily and the Dallas Morning News.

AC/DC - Shake Your Foundations

Do you think I'm going to get a cease and desist order?

re: #81 Dave the.....

So, what is this I read about if you want to contribute to McCain/Palin, you do it to a legal fund? Something about fed'l funding so he can't accept donations? What does this fund do? I really need to contribute, but I want to make sure it goes someplace that makes a difference.

Your local BPOU.

If you really want to help McCain/Palin- volunteer your time to get out the vote.

And again ...

Oh damn, where did you come from? I’m a man! I'm entitled! There's a white woman stealing my show!'

/Pfleger ...

PSSsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

/sound of the air being let out of 0bama's tires

This morning CNN was still pimping a three day old poll showing Obama in the lead. No need to ruin the weekend for liberals.

10 freakin' points! Obambi and his handlers have got to be shitting themselves. The beast is cackling and the msm is loading all the slings and arrows of shit they can find. The more the msm flings nasty shit, the bigger that spread may get.

They just don't get it. They think all they have to do is slime and attack her, and suddenly eveyone will vote for Barry. It doesn't work that way anymore.

re: #24 Cartman

I don't take much stock in any of these polls, but hopefully this is a sign that The Messiah has finally been unmasked as a non-diety.

That's mainly what has taken place. Obama was criticized and ridiculed at primetime and live in front of millions of Americans. Palin & Rudy did the work. I don't trust polls either, but am willing to give the likely voter results a little credence.

It's the 'emperor has no clothes' effect.

Look at the Realclearpolitics Poll average chart.

Since the end of June McCain has been trending up from 40%. It bounces up and down but he should be around 45-46% at this time without even considering convention bounces. That puts him on a steady track towards 50% by the election. Obama has been stuck bouncing between 36% and 48% since April and except for the convention bounce has been trending down since the beginning of June.

re: #1 Mich-again

Palin bounce? Can I say that?

You can say it while I close my eyes and draw a mental picture!

Diddy can put this in his crack pipe and smoke it.

This number tells you all you need to know about the NY Times agenda for the next 60 days. Can you say Abu Down's Syndrome Grahb? Front page propaganda follows ad nauseum.

I hear the Chris Mathews Doppler Effect has just hit Obama - Wheww!

re: #92 Lynn B.

And again ...

/Pfleger ...

Can I take back all the (+) dings I gave today and give them all to you ?

re: #74 lone_wolf_in_illinois

Lone Wolf, we one of her cloned for Illinois.

/Geeze, I hate the Illinois Combine.

re: #81 Dave the.....

So, what is this I read about if you want to contribute to McCain/Palin, you do it to a legal fund? Something about fed'l funding so he can't accept donations? What does this fund do? I really need to contribute, but I want to make sure it goes someplace that makes a difference.

I just went to the McCain website and clicked the "donate" button - twice now - and I have never before in my life made a political donation. This election is just too important. Obama is just completely, utterly, totally clueless, and I think an Obama presidency would be a bigger danger to this country than Carter.

I can't let myself believe this.

look for the gap to widen. as the left starts to really get frantic.
they will spin out of control as they struggle to understand us 'bitter clingers.'

In Israel they are now using Bristol Palin as a heroine againts abortion . Is this a trend ?

re: #89 rednaxela

The MSM simply isn't going to tell people about the "My Muslim faith" thing. Basically the only 3 media outlets reporting this right now are the Washington Times, WorldNetDaily and the Dallas Morning News.

Newsbusters and Sweetness & Light and News Max as well

re: #103 Honorary Yooper

Lone Wolf, we need one of her cloned for Illinois.

/Geeze, I hate the Illinois Combine.

PIMF

re: #92 Lynn B.

And again ...

/Pfleger ...

Hi, Lynn B!

The pollsters are bugging the F* out.

re: #79 reine.de.tout
Ah it is just that sailor sense, cut through the BS to the meat of the matter. But I don't want McCain/Palin reading the damn polls. I want them to get obambi down and put their foot on his neck and leave it there. Like that arab dude in Lawrence of Arabia...."No prisoners".

Great line from Bohemian Rhapsody for McCain to sing to the media:

"So you think you can love me and leave me to die?"

Payback!

Say what you will about Richard Nixon, he was right on the $$ about the silent majority.

re: #30 sbvft contributor

Obama will take up smoking again beginning tomorrow. Unfiltereds.

DUDE.
Obama is so down to seeds and stems ...

Olbermann and Mathews off campaign coverage.
McCain up by 10.
South Shore is 6'-8' solid.
Makes for a nice Sunday afternoon.

but I heard a rumor that Palin had to agree to a pay-cut of the VP salary to get the job...........you know how McCain hates equal pay for women.

/PTTCP

re: #111 Mich-again

The pollsters are bugging the F* out.

You mean they're Palin' out?

re: #70 pingjockey

10 freakin' points! Obambi and his handlers have got to be shitting themselves. The beast is cackling and the msm is loading all the slings and arrows of shit they can find. The more the msm flings nasty shit, the bigger that spread may get.

Oh how sweet it would be to own a liquor store across the street from Hillary Clinton's house right now.... Cause you know their would be a serious run on whiskey right now....

AC/DC - Back In Business

re: #111 Mich-again

The pollsters are bugging the F* out.

I bet they didn't even poll any crackheads.

re: #99 Sharmuta

Diddy can put this in his crack pipe and smoke it.

I mean like, uh, like, uh, what, uh, I mean ALASKA - WHAT?

Yes Sean, look at the map and educate yourself...

re: #89 rednaxela

The MSM simply isn't going to tell people about the "My Muslim faith" thing. Basically the only 3 media outlets reporting this right now are the Washington Times, WorldNetDaily and the Dallas Morning News.

Not that it means anything really, I don't believe he is truly a Christian either. When he answered the questions during the Saddleback conference, I didn't hear the things that a Christian would say, especially when he described his own faith. He doesn't say that he believes Jesus is the messiah, that he is a sinner and that he is saved only through Jesus. Maybe he did this so he doesn't piss off his base, but all of us that do Believe aren't fooled.

His faith is in Marxism.

Holy shit! :)

re: #81 Dave the.....

So, what is this I read about if you want to contribute to McCain/Palin, you do it to a legal fund? Something about fed'l funding so he can't accept donations? What does this fund do? I really need to contribute, but I want to make sure it goes someplace that makes a difference.

Donate to the RNC.

The MSM doesn't know what to do. A candidate that has actually been living her life for the past 40+ years, and not setting the stage and playing the part betting on a big finish.

Polar Bears, Caribou and Moose, oh my!

re: #115 jwb7605

DUDE.
Obama is so down to seeds and stems ...

LOL!

And so are his supporters. They donated all the cash they had, and all they got was tin button.

Good Night, my friends.

-John McCain and FBV!

re: #109 Honorary Yooper

Do we dare to dream?

re: #128 ggt

Do we dare to dream?

Do I?

Hell yes I do, for it is with a dream that we can start somewhere.

Look for more nastiness from the left towards Palin. These numbers are just unacceptable.

Thread hi-jack, the truth revealed, creation vs evolution, how it really all began.

re: #118 doriangrey
Too damn funny. Plus you'd get the emptys back as she threw them through the busted windows!

re: #103 Honorary Yooper

Lone Wolf, we one of her cloned for Illinois.

/Geeze, I hate the Illinois Combine.

You and me too! And to think that Durbin isn't the most liberal senator we have!

re: #111 Mich-again

The pollsters are bugging the F* out.

why they only axkin' poles anyhow, i mean, they should be axkin the brothas too

re: #129 Honorary Yooper

I think the Combine is betting big to get Obambi in the Oval Office. The house of cards will tumble when he doesn't.

It's a Long way to The Top (If You Want to Rock and Roll)-ACDC

re: #30 sbvft contributor

recognizable NIC from sbvft? or just contributor?
I forked over some for "Navy Chief" at the end.

re: #66 reine.de.tout
Canadian elections in Oct.

So, will he throw Biden under the bus and ask Hillary?

/

re: #83 MrSnuggles

After the debates, Obama is going down like the hindenburg.

Don't you mean Monica Lewinsky?

I got an early morning, Lizards!

weet dreams and say Hi to realwest if he shows-up.

re: #99 Sharmuta

Diddy can put this in his crack pipe and smoke it.

Diddy is buggin out now I bet

re: #110 reine.de.tout

Hi, Lynn B!

Hi Reine! I was asking around about you. Ploome and Killgore (probably others) have been reassuring us that you're ok. But it's SO good to see your avatar here again! :)

re: #133 lone_wolf_in_illinois

You and me too! And to think that Durbin isn't the most liberal senator we have!

Durbin's the least of my concerns. Let's get Daley, Stroger, Jones, and Blago behind bars first. The wing with the gangbangers, for that is what they are.

The real victory tonight is that this site and others who have written to NBC complaining and those excellent delegates yelling NBC broke through the bias. Rush, if I had a cigar I 'd be lighting up with you right now.

There is a new media NBC. Cafferty, you are next.

Going to see them tomorrow...my signs:

We CAN grow up to be anything!

re: #96 ratherdashing

I sure hope you're right.

Sarah Palin: Moose Killer, Maverick, Moose Killer.

And Poll Buster.

Race card production just went into overdrive

re: #135 ggt

I think the Combine is betting big to get Obambi in the Oval Office. The house of cards will tumble when he doesn't.

I pray so. Any Illinoisan worth his or her salt and wants serious reform should vote for McCain/Palin this time 'round.

The msm is reminding me of Elmur Fudd in What's Opera, Doc with there "kill the Palin" meme. I think they've met a wabbit who will outfox them and make them look foolish just like Bugs.

re: #135 ggt

I think the Combine is betting big to get Obambi in the Oval Office. The house of cards will tumble when he doesn't.

If only we were so lucky. Daley, Blohardovich and Madigan are a virtual firewall to any dirt thrown toward the dems of the Windy City.

re: #99 Sharmuta

Diddy can put this in his crack pipe and smoke it.

I'm sure Diddy's crack pipe is way to full right about now, but give him an hour or so....

Yes... but they handed it over to Dave Gregory? Is he an improvement?
The exciting verbal jousts between the anchors was not enough, so MSNBC starts the Rachael Maddow of AirAmericaairhead fame on Monday.

Todd Palin recieved a good welcome by the 30,000 attending Hay Days Snowmobile race (on tall grass) in Forest Lake Minnesota yesterday.

Don't get to excited about swings up or down. Bad stuff will happen. Look at trends. This election will be fought hard the next few weeks in the key states, MI, OH, PA, CO, FL and VA. If McCain can hold on to what he has, and make an inroad in PA and MI, then at the end of the month he can mount a drive in some blue states to nail things down.

re: #139 Yankee Division Son

So, will he throw Biden under the bus and ask Hillary?

/

Hillary, at this point, will say something like "hehehehehehehe,gasp".
(can't do justice to "cacklecacklecacklecackle")
She couldn't save him at this point.

re: #122 lone_wolf_in_illinois

Not that it means anything really, I don't believe he is truly a Christian either. When he answered the questions during the Saddleback conference, I didn't hear the things that a Christian would say, especially when he described his own faith. He doesn't say that he believes Jesus is the messiah, that he is a sinner and that he is saved only through Jesus. Maybe he did this so he doesn't piss off his base, but all of us that do Believe aren't fooled.

His faith is in Marxism.

Hear! Hear! My impression was that he simply had Muslim on his mind due to the question. But I noticed that he could coolly don or doff either label - probably because he believes in neither.

His religion is Barackism - the latest neoMarxist (Utopian) synod...

We are watching, before our very eyes, the complete train wreck of the Democratic Party, and it will take them decades to recover.

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

re: #156 lifeofthemind

Don't get to excited about swings up or down. Bad stuff will happen. Look at trends. This election will be fought hard the next few weeks in the key states, MI, OH, PA, CO, FL and VA. If McCain can hold on to what he has, and make an inroad in PA and MI, then at the end of the month he can mount a drive in some blue states to nail things down.

All good points.

Respectable bounce, now to hold it for awhile.

How about "Stranglehold" by Ted Nugget to set the proper tone ?

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

maybe they'll get desperate enough to put hillary at the top of the ticket

she's everyone's dream story of who they could be, and still admire themselves.
that is a threat to the left because she doesn't need them.
they have no purpose for citizens like sarah palin.
she's the leader and they are left in the dust.

re: #151 Sharmuta

excellent analogy Shar

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

Ironically, the London Times was claiming Palin would be off at 7-1 odds

Two things to watch for:

-Every liberal media type out there has a recurring wet dream....to ask Palin a question on a foreign country, and she can't answer it.

-Her family seems very non-political. I hope one of them doesn't stick their foot hugely in their mouth.

re: #163 Albemarle

How about "Stranglehold" by Ted Nugget to set the proper tone ?

And you can bet there will be no cease and desist order either.....

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude
That would really piss off the beast crowd and she may tell obambi to piss up a rope.

Let's all send Obama a carton of Lucky's.

re: #163 Albemarle

Your wish is....

Ted Nugent - Stranglehold

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

I was thinking the same thing. But how can they do that without looking desperate?

re: #122 lone_wolf_in_illinois

I agree, it doesn't mean much. It's just one of these show on the other foot situations. When McCain misspoke about being a liberal a few months ago, there was a lot of coverage in all sorts of places.

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

rotfl. I would love to see that. Just to see what happens.

If McCain/Palin prevails in Nov, I wonder what the coattail effect will be?

re: #102 Shug

~blush~

Thanks!

re: #171 Hucbald

Let's all send Obama a carton of Lucky's.

I was thinking unfiltered Camels. They're freaking nasty.

re: #159 Ojoe

We are watching, before our very eyes, the complete train wreck of the Democratic Party, and it will take them decades to recover.

IF eyes are kept on the "prize", the "naming names and making people famous" will ensure decades.

Won't help the wascally wepublicans much, either, but the Democratic Party will have to work on overall image, not just membership.

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

He should have picked her at the beginning, now its too late. He can't be seen as desperate -- too risky for a guy with no built-up cred. He can't afford to be indecisive.

re: #168 Dave the.....

Two things to watch for:

-Every liberal media type out there has a recurring wet dream....to ask Palin a question on a foreign country, and she can't answer it.

-Her family seems very non-political. I hope one of them doesn't stick their foot hugely in their mouth.

McCain's campaign manager is running a pretty tight ship - I would not sweat it.

re: #169 doriangrey
In the McCain Cabinet Ted is going to be Sec. of the Interior.

re: #168 Dave the.....

Two things to watch for:

-Every liberal media type out there has a recurring wet dream....to ask Palin a question on a foreign country, and she can't answer it.

-Her family seems very non-political. I hope one of them doesn't stick their foot hugely in their mouth.

Remember back 2000 some reporter asking the GWB the Presidents of some of the 'stans.

re: #177 Lynn B.

best laugh I had all day

Cowboy Killers for Obrahma Dallibama.

re: #172 Idle Drifter

Your wish is....

Ted Nugent - Stranglehold

Ted likes his guns, too!

re: #171 Hucbald

Let's all send Obama a carton of Lucky's.

i thought he sucked on camels

re: #142 hazzyday

Diddy is buggin out now I bet

Diddy, kneepads, sharp elbows*, place in the Obamessiah line, some assembly required.

*Chrissy and Kate'll be competing for position...

re: #176 irongrampa

If McCain/Palin prevails in Nov, I wonder what the coattail effect will be?

Gordon Smith, OR
he can still blow me. no coat tail for you Gordo

re: #186 A Kiwi Infidel

Ted likes his guns, too!

And knows how to field dress a moose.....

I have two weeks of vacation starting tomorrow. I think I'll give our local GOP office a visit. They probably could use a little door to door help. In 2004 Kerry didn't get more than 29% of the vote in our county here in Ohio. We were told it was largely due to the on-the-ground effort that the Bush campaign orchestrated. I wonder if McCain has something similar going on.

re: #170 pingjockey

Good point. But let's face it, Biden was a terrible choice. A bloviating blunder waiting to happen.

I suspect Sarah will so embarass him in their first debate, the he will suddenly have a "health problem" (ingrown hair plugs?) and he will be replaced.

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude
Ya think? I do think she's gonna make plugs look like the fool he is.

Hey McCain! LEGALIZE IT, MON!

It has been a good day, but it is early. Very early. Dirty tricks are about to abound. Do not start naming cabinet posts yet. To quote John McCain: "Friends, this is America and all things are possible." We are still in the "possible business"

re: #173 Mich-again

Agree, that will be difficult to pull off.

The best option for them is to create some sort of family or health situation, i.e. Biden can't continue because his son is ill or whatever.

re: #176 irongrampa

If McCain/Palin prevails in Nov, I wonder what the coattail effect will be?

There is a slim chance, but one there of a reverse coat tail effect in WA. Dino Rossi is running again after having '04 stolen by 133 votes. Queen Gregoire has managed to foul everything up, big time. If Rossi has a good lead in the election, and McCain Palin perform well, there a small chance WA will turn Red.

At the fair this weekend, McCain buttons out numbered Obama 10 -1, and that was close to Seattle.

re: #159 Ojoe

We are watching, before our very eyes, the complete train wreck of the Democratic Party, and it will take them decades to recover.

I don't thinks so. As long as they remain the party that offers everyone something for nothing, there's still a ton of Americans that will continue to back them blindly.

re: #190 doriangrey

And knows how to field dress a moose.....

I thought Ted Nugent was more of a bowhunter. When did he switch to guns?
I started following him after Fred Bear (my hero) died.

i wish ny was in play.
who knows. 10 pt. lead now.
maybe my vote will count.

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude

Good point. But let's face it, Biden was a terrible choice. A bloviating blunder waiting to happen.

I suspect Sarah will so embarass him in their first debate, the he will suddenly have a "health problem" (ingrown hair plugs?) and he will be replaced.

Or a heart attack on stage during the debate as the Saraccuda eats him alive..... (or field dresses him like a freshly bagged moose)

re: #194 Salem

Hey McCain! LEGALIZE IT, MON!

THAT would be maverick...

re: #186 A Kiwi Infidel

Ted likes his guns, too!

hunts squirrels with a bow.

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude

Good point. But let's face it, Biden was a terrible choice. A bloviating blunder waiting to happen.

I suspect Sarah will so embarass him in their first debate, the he will suddenly have a "health problem" (ingrown hair plugs?) and he will be replaced.

Biden is in a tough pickle at their debate. On the one hand, everybody expects him to trounce Gov. Palin so if she holds her own and it's a draw, she wins big.

On the other hand, if ( I should say when ) he comes off as an arrogant know-it-all he will alienate lots of voters. Ask Rick Lazio how that works

It's a Lose-Lose situation for Biden

re: #195 wright1
C'mon it's Sunday night, let's have a little fun before Monday jumps up and bites us on the ass!

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude

Obama dropping Biden at this stage would sink him like an anchor. There's no way he could do a Torricelli at this stage, and they know it--not even using Hillary.

Surprise, surprise.... I am not a Bears fan, but rather a Broncos fan, but right now, I am a fan of Forte! 183 yards against the Colts! Wow! Reminds me a little of Terrell Davis. Can't wait for MNF!

re: #191 ratherdashing

I have two weeks of vacation starting tomorrow. I think I'll give our local GOP office a visit. They probably could use a little door to door help. In 2004 Kerry didn't get more than 29% of the vote in our county here in Ohio. We were told it was largely due to the on-the-ground effort that the Bush campaign orchestrated. I wonder if McCain has something similar going on.

And this is exactly why I keep posting that people need to volunteer. Especially people in swing states. The real battle is the get out the vote effort. Whoever gets their voters out better will win.

re: #183 jcm

Inevitably, it will happen. There will be a slip-up of some sort and the numbers will tighten again too.

I think it will all come down to the VP debate as well as the first Presidential debate. So by Oct 2 we should know where this is heading.

re: #203 spidly

hunts squirrels with a bow.

There ya go.
I used to do that to "tune up" for the season.
Recurves only ... I'm sort of a purist.

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude

(ingrown hair plugs?)

Or thrown under the bus for having repeatedly lied about how the truck driver in his first wife's fatal car accident was drunk.

re: #156 lifeofthemind

Don't get to excited about swings up or down. Bad stuff will happen. Look at trends. This election will be fought hard the next few weeks in the key states, MI, OH, PA, CO, FL and VA. If McCain can hold on to what he has, and make an inroad in PA and MI, then at the end of the month he can mount a drive in some blue states to nail things down.

I agree, but would like to add, with this poll, maybe some will be encouraged to switch sides. A lot of people I know view these things as popularity contests and voting for someone who has 30% in a poll just is embarrassing to them. I don't care myself (I'm still GWB's biggest fan for going into Iraq), but maybe it breaks that mindset.

re: #174 rednaxela

I agree, it doesn't mean much. It's just one of these show on the other foot situations. When McCain misspoke about being a liberal a few months ago, there was a lot of coverage in all sorts of places.

What do you expect from MSM? Just more of the same. If it weren't so much fun, I would easily grow tired of pointing out the hypocrisy!

re: #199 jwb7605

I thought Ted Nugent was more of a bowhunter. When did he switch to guns?
I started following him after Fred Bear (my hero) died.

Ted has always used guns, but he also uses a bow. In fact he owns a sporting goods store, Called Teds world, or something like that. Plus he runs a hunting camp for kids every year...

re: #156 lifeofthemind

Don't get to excited about swings up or down. Bad stuff will happen. Look at trends. This election will be fought hard the next few weeks in the key states, MI, OH, PA, CO, FL and VA. If McCain can hold on to what he has, and make an inroad in PA and MI, then at the end of the month he can mount a drive in some blue states to nail things down.

You're right, of course, but it's ok to get a little giddy for a minute at news like this.

PA is going to be an interesting race. There are a heck of a lot of folks here who are going to identify with the wrong end of Obama's "bitter" remarks in SF and they have long memories. There's a lot of ground in between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and Scranton is only a very small part of it.

The man who now has his finger on the nuclear button (in Pakistan) was only last year declared unfit to stand trial in a UK court on account of multiple mental problems.

Lets see? Barry or McCain? Hmmmmm.......

re: #205 pingjockey

C'mon it's Sunday night, let's have a little fun before Monday jumps up and bites us on the ass!

Good Point - but I am wound pretty tight on the outcome of this election because so much is at stake.

re: #207 lone_wolf_in_illinois

Shocker - Forte looks like a keeper ...

re: #180 stevieray

He should have picked her at the beginning, now its too late. He can't be seen as desperate -- too risky for a guy with no built-up cred. He can't afford to be indecisive.

Ah, but he was.

Pick Hillary - game wayyy over for us.
Pick Sibelius or another woman - game over for us.
Pick Kaine or another male young'un - game still over for us.
Get indecisive and pick an Senatorial retread...

re: #210 jwb7605

There ya go.
I used to do that to "tune up" for the season.
Recurves only ... I'm sort of a purist.

I am sure the Nuge ate that one also. He always eats what he hunts.

There are people Paid to do this kind of trend graph tea leaf voodoo.
They are called Technical Analysts and I'll take the job.

re: #208 Sharmuta

And this is exactly why I keep posting that people need to volunteer. Especially people in swing states. The real battle is the get out the vote effort. Whoever gets their voters out better will win.

It was something to behold in 2004. We had 3 guys from DC in our city helping out with local Bush campaign. We had probably 100 volunteers. I personally talked to about 500 people face to face in the neighborhood door to door work. This stuff works more so than bumper stickers, signs, phone calls or mailings.

I had a lady on election day decide to vote for Bush after I talked to her. Quite a rush. It was like voting twice, in my opinion.

re: #192 Dublin(CA)Dude

Anything is possible at this point. Obama's got to be running scared. But could Obama swallow his pride and his gigantic ego and ask Hillary to join him on the ticket?

re: #214 doriangrey

Ted has always used guns, but he also uses a bow. In fact he owns a sporting goods store, Called Teds world, or something like that. Plus he runs a hunting camp for kids every year...

Does he have a website?
I started shopping at Cabela's when all they had a warehouse in Sidney, Nebraska. Bought my first recurve for $9.00 ... they told me "recurves were becoming obsolete, and compounds were the thing".
A few years ago, the Cabela brothers sold out to the Japanese.
Still high quality stuff, but Nugent can take my money on principal.

The people are beginning to wake up and smell the obamahype for what it is--pure BS.
Now they see a true American success story in Sarah Palin. She is the one that gives us hope because she has shown by her actions that she CAN actually achieve change.

re: #202 experiencedtraveller

THAT would be maverick...

That would be a strange speech... McCain attending a "hemp" rally wearing one of those big poofy red-yellow-green-and-black hats with the dreds attached... He should do that on SNL.

"My friends, I am 100% for the legalizing of the ganj... I say, toke up, America! Toke up with me!"

/and I hate the stuff, too, but come on - that's a funny image

re: #160 Dublin(CA)Dude

My prediction as the Dalibama becomes more desperate: Biden is off the ticket, Hillary is on.

All the other reasons why that's unlikely aside, I just don't see what would be in it for her to accept the offer, especially now. Her best chance for 2012 is to see him either lose or screw up. I'd bet she still has her eye on the prize.

re: #217 wright1
Me too. But it is nice to let loose a little cause the next 2 months are gonna be hell. Every evil. negative thing thought up at kkkos or huffpoo is going to be treated as a 'news' item by the msm. It will be vile enough to make the ghost of Joseph Gobbels smile.

Just watching the video of Biden on Meet the Press. Tom Brokaw is so in the tank for Obama, it's unreal.

McCain might want to look at canceling the Brokaw "moderated" debate on Oct. 7.

re: #209 rednaxela

Inevitably, it will happen. There will be a slip-up of some sort and the numbers will tighten again too.

I think it will all come down to the VP debate as well as the first Presidential debate. So by Oct 2 we should know where this is heading.

It will see saw depending on the news of the day.
People are starting to see through Obama as they become interested in the election.
Palin appeals to a huge chunk of middle America.
In the Battleground poll, 60% of people consistently self identify as conservative to very conservative. (R)s have been putting up middle of the road candidates trying to appeal to the left instead of the 60%, and been losing because middle of the roaders aren't appealing to them. BHO is two far left and a lot of 60% are voting NOBama this year, and another bunch are energized by Palin.

It's now McCain's to lose, he can drive this thing to win by being solidly conservative.

re: #223 WinterCat

Anything is possible at this point. Obama's got to be running scared. But could Obama swallow his pride and his gigantic ego and ask Hillary to join him on the ticket?

Did you note earlier that he is meeting with Bill this week for lunch?

re: #151 Sharmuta

Careful there, Sharmuta. Bugs Bunny ended up dead at the end, remember?

HI LIZARDS ! ! !

I've been lurking for months, but didn't want to log in because I had to share my computer with several people, and I didn't want them to know my secret identity.

I just want to say that Sarah Palin sounds like the VP candidate of my dreams. I even like McCain now, after watching his speech at the convention.

I'm really psyched up about this election.

re: #220 lone_wolf_in_illinois

I am sure the Nuge ate that one also. He always eats what he hunts.

I can give you some recipes, myself. Also for raccoon. Red squirrels only. Black ones (here in Colorado) taste like pine trees. "Many parts are edible ..."

re: #139 Yankee Division Son

So, will he throw Biden under the bus and ask Hillary?

/

I was just thinking the same thing! If it is true and THEY think they are in real trouble, I wouldn't put it past the dims to suddenly find out that their VP has some "personal" reasons to pull off of the ticket. I know, conspiracy theory....but I wouldn't put it past them. Then here comes Hillary!

re: #229 rednaxela

Yep squared.

re: #208 Sharmuta

And this is exactly why I keep posting that people need to volunteer. Especially people in swing states. The real battle is the get out the vote effort. Whoever gets their voters out better will win.

Amen. And if you're in Canada, don't just stand there watching. We vote on Oct. 14, Harper's Conservatives stand a good chance of winning a majority this time, and I'll be volunteering my time here in my Quebec City constituency for the Conservative incumbent (they're not all separatists up here).

re: #5 rp1138

Go Sarahcuda!

We can't say that any more. :(

re: #225 newsjunkie_ky

The people are beginning to wake up and smell the obamahype for what it is--pure BS.

I mark Rudy's speech as the sea change. Specifically, right at the "community organizer - what?" line.

I honestly don't think he intended for that to be a laugh line.

That was the breaking point, and I told the lady roommate when it happened: "FINALLY after months and months, somebody has stood up and said, 'You know this Obama thing? It's BULLSHIT.'"

It needed to be said, and he was the perfect guy for the job.

re: #233 Promethea

HI LIZARDS ! ! !

I've been lurking for months, but didn't want to log in because I had to share my computer with several people, and I didn't want them to know my secret identity.

I just want to say that Sarah Palin sounds like the VP candidate of my dreams. I even like McCain now, after watching his speech at the convention.

I'm really psyched up about this election.

Welcome aboard, from Kiwi, here in New Zealand.

re: #223 WinterCat

Anything is possible at this point. Obama's got to be running scared. But could Obama swallow his pride and his gigantic ego and ask Hillary to join him on the ticket?

too late. hillary won't make a difference now. because the flip flop would be so flagrantly desperate.
and hillary wants a clean slate to run next time.

re: #198 Cartman

Oh well I'm hopeful.

re: #211 Mich-again

Or thrown under the bus for having repeatedly lied about how the truck driver in his first wife's fatal car accident was drunk.

Biden Drunk

#1

#2

re: #224 jwb7605

Does he have a website?
I started shopping at Cabela's when all they had a warehouse in Sidney, Nebraska. Bought my first recurve for $9.00 ... they told me "recurves were becoming obsolete, and compounds were the thing".
A few years ago, the Cabela brothers sold out to the Japanese.
Still high quality stuff, but Nugent can take my money on principal.

Ted Nugent

re: #172 Idle Drifter

Your wish is....

Ted Nugent - Stranglehold

His best work. Loved playing this on long drives.

re: #233 Promethea
Welcome aboard!

re: #235 Beach Lover

I was just thinking the same thing! If it is true and THEY think they are in real trouble, I wouldn't put it past the dims to suddenly find out that their VP has some "personal" reasons to pull off of the ticket. I know, conspiracy theory....but I wouldn't put it past them. Then here comes Hillary!

We at LGF may be ahead of the curve but trust me, Obama knew way before us he was in trouble...Hillary may be the second coming.

Ted Nugent - "Wango Tango" (1980)

If Uncle Ted became Secretary of the Interior. Would he Tarzan into the Capital or riding a Great White Buffalo either with only a loin cloth and a shotgun guitar. Don't ask me about the shotgun guitar, it's up there with my idea of a chainsaw flamethrower.

re: #235 Beach Lover

I was just thinking the same thing! If it is true and THEY think they are in real trouble, I wouldn't put it past the dims to suddenly find out that their VP has some "personal" reasons to pull off of the ticket. I know, conspiracy theory....but I wouldn't put it past them. Then here comes Hillary!

If Slow Joe's sons suddenly become front-page, above-the-fold news, that'll likely be your sign.

re: #222 ratherdashing

It was something to behold in 2004. We had 3 guys from DC in our city helping out with local Bush campaign. We had probably 100 volunteers. I personally talked to about 500 people face to face in the neighborhood door to door work. This stuff works more so than bumper stickers, signs, phone calls or mailings.

I had a lady on election day decide to vote for Bush after I talked to her. Quite a rush. It was like voting twice, in my opinion.

Nothing compares to a face to face discussion. When the other persona can see a neighbor, co-worker, local person giving them compelling arguments in favor of a candidate- it connects more than an impersonal TV ad. And that's why it's so vital people get involved. We all know 0bama will have Union help and community organizers out. We need to fill in the gaps for the McCain team.

re: #212 Celtic Templar

I agree, but would like to add, with this poll, maybe some will be encouraged to switch sides. A lot of people I know view these things as popularity contests and voting for someone who has 30% in a poll just is embarrassing to them. I don't care myself (I'm still GWB's biggest fan for going into Iraq), but maybe it breaks that mindset.

Agreed, Obama could deflate. I said on a prior thread that at a tipping point Hollywood and Chicago checkbooks snap shut. And dispite his local press agents attempts to claim otherwise I get the impression that he burns through money. As one who was on an occasion a drunken sailor I'd prefer not to make that comparison.

re: #198 Cartman

I don't thinks so. As long as they remain the party that offers everyone something for nothing, there's still a ton of Americans that will continue to back them blindly.

Agreed.

re: #240 A Kiwi Infidel

Welcome aboard, from Kiwi, here in New Zealand.

Nice to have you!

re: #231 wright1

No, I missed that. I wonder if Clinton would want to come up against Palin now or in 4 years. My guess is now if she can get on the ticket.

re: #223 WinterCat

Not sure if he could, but I just can't see him continuing with Biden on the ticket.

Biden is a foreign policy "expert" only because he has been on the same Senate committee for all his career. He has, however, been wrong on every important foreign policy issue in his career, from the Cold War to the Surge. The first question raised in the debates about foreign policy and I promise you Saracuda will rip him a new one.

Biden is NOT a particularly smart man. Palin is one extraordinarily smart woman. I can't wait for that first debate, it will be the deal clincher.

re: #229 rednaxela

Just watching the video of Biden on Meet the Press. Tom Brokaw is so in the tank for Obama, it's unreal.

McCain might want to look at canceling the Brokaw "moderated" debate on Oct. 7.

Brokaw isn't even trying to hide it.

re: #232 victor_yugo

Careful there, Sharmuta. Bugs Bunny ended up dead at the end, remember?

Bugs was faking it.

re: #243 Shug

Biden Drunk

#1

#2

Cant sing, Cant act, can dance a little, but he aint no Fred Astaire

re: #233 Promethea

Hi Promethea!

re: #233 Promethea

hey {Promethea} i agree.
good to see you.

This is great news.

BTW on our news radio channel KFWB here in L.A. they were replaying her entire speech a little while ago. :)

re: #196 rednaxela

Agree, that will be difficult to pull off.

The best option for them is to create some sort of family or health situation, i.e. Biden can't continue because his son is ill or whatever.

"But dad, I'm not sick!"

"Yes you are! You're at death's door! You fell ill after seeing you're father mauled by a pitbull with lipstick! Oh God, I feel so low! The V_il_lage_eess_s....Mommy? I'm still your best boy, aren't I, mommy?"

-enter men in white coats-

re: #235 Beach Lover

I think there's no way Obomber would pick up anything by nuking the plug-headed fuck^TM and adding the cankled hildebeast. I think the folks smart enough to pick up on the McCain/Palin platform will equally reject an Obomber/hildebeast one.

re: #231 wright1

Did you note earlier that he is meeting with Bill this week for lunch?

"Bill, I need your black book."
"Barack, man, you know you have to keep these things on the down low? I mean, look what happened with Moni-"
"No, Bill. I mean the BLACKMAIL book. You know... Dirt. Skeletons in closets. Dead hookers. Cash in freezers. That sort of thing. McCain is whippin' my ass, man, and I need to buy some breathing room..."

re: #233 Promethea

Good to see you again!

Lidice Chzeckoslovakia was great community organizing!

re: #244 doriangrey

Ted Nugent

You ROCK!
I want one of the T-Shirts for Christmas ... USMC son gets one, too.

re: #251 lifeofthemind
except us drunken sailors have a lot of fun with our cash, not other peoples!