There is my girl again... Gotta love Sarah!

Good luck with that.

Palin has enough energy for two.

If she hits him with the bus it will work for sure.
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For her safety, I hope that bus is armor plated.

Live from Colorado....it's not Saturday Night!

Where I am, leftist lawyers are planning "ELECTION PROTECTION Leadership Training" and encouraging people to volunteer out of concern for their "civil rights".

Lizards, less than two weeks remain to exercise your self-interest and that of your family.

Please do something!

Lloyd Marcus should write a book:

Marcus’ drift toward the right of the political spectrum began when he was about 10 years old. His parents moved with their five children into a brand-new, high-rise apartment building in the Baltimore projects. Then came their neighbors. Most of them were on various types of governmental assistance. Many were drug addicts, alcoholics and criminals. They destroyed the apartment building.”Within one year, it was ruined,” Marcus said. “It taught me a lot about liberalism. If you don’t work for something, you don’t care about it. People blame the white man. It wasn’t the white man in the halls raping people.”

This is exactly the type of story that should be promoted by the right because he's spot on.

Thank God for these people. People who are self-made and work for what they believe in are the complete antithesis of the self-loathing, lazy, incompetent whiners who campaign for Obama.

One Picture is worth a thousand words. Oblama Computer vs McCaine Computer

There is no way Obama wins this. Once all the illegal registration forms are out of the equation, the media as much as they try, wont be able to hide it.
They say Obamas bounce is because of the economy, but I have a feeling it's because of all of the last minute voter regs. being turned in.

Too bad they're just going to be in Crystal Lake today. Might've been fun to see them in the SW 'burbs.

LOVE the shot of the bus with the rainbow over it. Great job, El Marco.

Surprised it still has its wheels.

I love this quote from Lloyd Marcus:

“We should stop calling it ‘conservativism’ and just call it what it is: ‘common sense’ “.

Only problem is, conservatism is, in many ways, more "nuanced" and complex than liberalism. Conservatism recognizes that the best way to get from point A to point B is not always in a straight line. Conservatism recognizes that it's better to have a less than perfectly efficient system that supports freedom, than an efficient system that destroys it. This is no longer clear to large numbers of people.

re: #11 x-wing

There is no way Obama wins this. Once all the illegal registration forms are out of the equation, the media as much as they try, wont be able to hide it.
They say Obamas bounce is because of the economy, but I have a feeling it's because of all of the last minute voter regs. being turned in.

I don't know if i agree or even exactly understand your logic, but i certainly hope your conclusion is correct!

re: #14 bosforus

Surprised it still has its wheels.

That was a bus? With wheels?

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re: #11 x-wing

I'm concerned about the illegal ballots already in the system in Ohio. This morning Fox was reporting that the latest legal challenge would not be resolved for 3-6 months.

re: #8 Sharmuta

This is exactly the type of story that should be promoted by the right because he's spot on.

Saw enough of it from classmates as I was growing up. The "Great Society" wasn't so great, and it destroyed a society.

re: #7 alegrias

Where I am, leftist lawyers are planning "ELECTION PROTECTION Leadership Training" and encouraging people to volunteer out of concern for their "civil rights".

Lizards, less than two weeks remain to exercise your self-interest and that of your family.

Please do something!

Where are you?

re: #10 Odinga

One Picture is worth a thousand words. Oblama Computer vs McCaine Computer

HAHAHAHA

That is the best. Absolutely the best.

i'm sure this may already been posted...[Link: elections.foxnews.com...]

thank goodness the military is full of very smart people!

re: #10 Odinga

One Picture is worth a thousand words. Oblama Computer vs McCaine Computer

Actually McCain's real computer is strewn all over North Vietnam.

Ugh, even Gallup's traditional model is trending the wrong way. More Palin buses, please.

I hope that this bus has bullit proof windows.
There is derangement in the land.

re: #23 Nevergiveup

Actually McCain's real computer is strewn all over North Vietnam.

It's what the professionals call a computer crash.

re: #26 HoosierHoops

It's what the professionals call a computer crash.

Well, since it was pre-Microsoft, it didn't have a blue screen when it froze up.

re: #24 cliffster

Ugh, even Gallup's traditional model is trending the wrong way. More Palin buses, please.

I hope the McCain campaign is saving the best ads for a media blitz these last 2 weeks. I think we still have lots of people waking up and saying, "Duh, there's a Presidential election coming up? Hmm, guess I'll vote for that well-dressed and well-spoken young fellow, Brick O'Manna or whatever his name is ..."

re: #18 jaunte

I'm concerned about the illegal ballots already in the system in Ohio. This morning Fox was reporting that the latest legal challenge would not be resolved for 3-6 months.

Me too. I heard that. It's un-real, I can't beleive they can't shut this early voting down. Or at least hold the ones that are problematic.

re: #18 jaunte

I'm concerned about the illegal ballots already in the system in Ohio. This morning Fox was reporting that the latest legal challenge would not be resolved for 3-6 months.

Suppose it was proven that the Secretary of State acted in bad faith, knowingly accepting fraudulent registrations and votes, and that those votes threw the election to Obama. Suppose further that Obama knew about it and was complicit in the fraud (we already know about his ties to ACORN). Could legal action be taken to overturn the results of the election?

I hope this scenario would never happen, and I recognize the harm it would do to the electoral system. I'm just wondering if it's possible.

Apologies if this has been posted before but I just received it and quite enjoyed it...

Our Tax System Explained: Bar Stool Economics

Suppose that every day, ten men go out for beer and the bill for all ten
comes to $100. If they paid their bill the way we pay our taxes, it would
go something like this:

The first four men (the poorest) would pay nothing.
The fifth would pay $1.
The sixth would pay $3.
The seventh would pay $7.
The eighth would pay $12.
The ninth would pay $18.
The tenth man (the richest) would pay $59.

So, that's what they decided to do.
The ten men drank in the bar every day and seemed quite happy with the
arrangement, until one day, the owner threw them a curve. 'Since you are
all such good customers,' he said, 'I'm going to reduce the cost of your
daily beer by $20.' Drinks for the ten now cost just $80.
The group still wanted to pay their bill the way we pay our taxes so the
first four men were unaffected. They would still drink for free.
But what about the other six men - the paying customers? How could they
divide the $20 windfall so that everyone would get his 'fair share?'
They realized that $20 divided by six is $3.33. But if they subtracted that
from everybody's share, then the fifth man and the sixth man would each end
up being paid to drink his beer.
So, the bar owner suggested that it would be fair to reduce each man's bill
by roughly the same amount, and he proceeded to work out the amounts each
should pay.

And so:
The fifth man, like the first four, now paid nothing (100% savings).
The sixth now paid $2 instead of $3 (33%savings).
The seventh now pay $5 instead of $7 (28%savings).
The eighth now paid $9 instead of $12 (25% savings).
The ninth now paid $14 instead of $18 (22% savings).
The tenth now paid $49 instead of $59 (16% savings).

Each of the six was better off than before. And the first four continued to
drink for free. But once outside the restaurant, the men began to compare
their savings.
'I only got a dollar out of the $20,'declared the sixth man. He pointed to
the tenth man,' but he got $10!'
'Yeah, that's right,' exclaimed the fifth man. 'I only saved a dollar, too.

It's unfair that he got ten times more than I got' 'That's true!' shouted
the seventh man. 'Why should he get $10 back when I got only two? The
wealthy get all the breaks!'
'Wait a minute,' yelled the first four men in unison. 'We didn't get
anything at all. The system exploits the poor!'
The nine men surrounded the tenth and beat him up.
The next night the tenth man didn't show up for drinks so the nine sat down
and had beers without him. But when it came time to pay the bill, they
discovered something important. They didn't have enough money between all
of them for even half of the bill!
And that, ladies and gentlemen, journalists and college professors, is how
our tax system works. The people who pay the highest taxes get the most
benefit from a tax reduction. Tax them too much, attack them for being
wealthy, and they just may not show up anymore. In fact, they might start
drinking overseas where the atmosphere is somewhat friendlier.

David R. Kamerschen, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
University of Georgia

For those who understand, no explanation is needed.
For those who do not understand, no explanation is possible.

Great Obama political cartoon.

re: #30 doppelganglander

I'm hoping that it doesn't have to come to that. If the right side can mobilize everyone possible, McCain will squeak in.

CNN reported yesterday incorrectly that the McCain Camp is ceding Colorado to Barat Obama.

CNN published this bogus report as VP Candidate Sarah Palin was setting all-time attendance records in Grand Junction just yesterday.

22,000 supporters [in a tiny town] showed up to see Governor Sarah Palin break a Grand Junction record!

Can you say "Commie News network"?

CNN will try to influence the election WHILE people are voting. like the did in FL 2000.

Rasmussen results:

October 11 51.90 - 44.56% Obama +7.34%
October 12 51.09 - 45.02% Obama +6.07%
October 13 50.43 - 44.69% Obama +5.74%
October 14 50.23 - 44.60% Obama +5.63%
October 15 49.98 - 44.60% Obama +5.38%
October 16 49.85 - 46.28% Obama +3.57%
October 17 50.34 - 45.88% Obama +4.46%
October 18 50.25 - 45.46% Obama +4.79%
October 19 50.73 - 44.63% Obama +6.10%
October 20 49.55 - 45.80% Obama +3.75%
October 21 50.19 - 45.64% Obama +4.55%

Colorado has already opened up the Polls and almost 70% of the voters so far have been Democrats. Less than 25% of current votes are Republican. I

If any Lizardiods here are Colorado Republicans then get your asses to the polling stations ASAP.

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

Hey....Charles and all....we may get a great view of the biggest mass explosion of moonbat heads if this is true...

Wow!

re: #28 Tigger2005

I hope the McCain campaign is saving the best ads for a media blitz these last 2 weeks. I think we still have lots of people waking up and saying, "Duh, there's a Presidential election coming up? Hmm, guess I'll vote for that well-dressed and well-spoken young fellow, Brick O'Manna or whatever his name is ..."

Early voting is underway and I think a lot of the votes cast will happen in this period... This and the Biden gaffe and its potential impact on the campaign is why early voting should not be allowed...

Where are the protestors dressed in polar bear costumes chanting "OH-BA-MA!, OH-BA-MA!"?

Does Pueblo, Colorado really have no moonbats?

Must be a nice place.

re: #37 Egfrow

Colorado has already opened up the Polls and almost 70% of the voters so far have been Democrats. Less than 25% of current votes are Republican. I

If any Lizardiods here are Colorado Republicans then get your asses to the polling stations ASAP.

Relax--it ain't a race. Just get there by Nov 4th.

re: #30 doppelganglander

The House would have to impeach the President, and the Senate would have to convict him to remove him from office. Sorry, but that ain't happening.

You could have pictures of Obama himself voting thousands of times, and the House ain't gonna do a thing as long as its controlled by democrats. Once McCain concedes, it's over. Now, McCain could pull a Gore, and sue over voter fraud before Obama takes office, but I can't see any State overturning the winning ticket, even if you proved the win was solely due to voter fraud.

re: #38 zombie

All hail the undead Optical Character Recognition!

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

I don't know what you're talking about, but I like it.

re: #37 Egfrow

Colorado has already opened up the Polls and almost 70% of the voters so far have been Democrats. Less than 25% of current votes are Republican. I

If any Lizardiods here are Colorado Republicans then get your asses to the polling stations ASAP.

This tactic is aimed at intimidating voters into not voting Republican because of the skewed ratios of votes slanted towards Democrats.

re: #38 zombie

Amazing what software can do! You go Zombie!

re: #21 cliffster

HAHAHAHA

That is the best. Absolutely the best.

They could have done better with a fighter cockpit that was contemporary to John McCain's service.

What did he fly? A-4s?

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

Well, hurry up and post it already! We'se a gettin' anxious to sees it!

Here's some good news from Murthas' district. The 2004 election was won by Kerry 51% to 49%. And I'm sure the heavily Dem. area are "Pleased as Punch" that their congressman just called them rednecks on national t.v.

re: #38 zombie

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NC Early Voting
Total Votes Cast: 474,276
Party ID D57/R27/I17
Black Vote: 28.7%

Obama has been encouraging AAs to vote early so future votes will be disproportionatly white.

Black vote in 2004 was 18.5%.

re: #37 Egfrow

Colorado has already opened up the Polls and almost 70% of the voters so far have been Democrats. Less than 25% of current votes are Republican. I

If any Lizardiods here are Colorado Republicans then get your asses to the polling stations ASAP.

this early voting is BS..how soon before the actual election will the msm project obama the winner? Oh thats right cnn, nyt, wash post, etc.. already have.....I sense a dewey defeats truman scenario on the night of Nov 4th.

re: #21 cliffster

HAHAHAHA

That is the best. Absolutely the best.

I agree. It is awesome.

re: #28 Tigger2005

"Brick Omamma"!
I'm gonna make a sign LOL

re: #49 vxbush

Well, hurry up and post it already! We'se a gettin' anxious to sees it!

Don't hold your breath. It'll be at least not until tonight, and possibly not until tomorrow.

re: #9 Joan Not of Arc

And they are brave. SHOW NO FEAR!

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

If you have been battling the Great Hippie with his Mountains then probably need a shower also. Now replace that grubby pencil with an American Cross Pen. You may be an Ink Stained Wretch but you have style.

re: #32 NY Nana

Great Obama political cartoon.

That was great..thanks for posting that..

Lloyd Marcus opened the event with a beautiful song he wrote about America, then gave an excellent talk. “We should stop calling it ‘conservativism’ and just call it what it is: ‘common sense’ “.

Which is what I have always thought it was.

The potential fraud and the already apparent fraud has me troubled. Something, someone, whatever has to verify that the people who vote are who they are and have cast only one vote.

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

Do tell zombie.

re: #62 jorline

Do tell zombie.

Good Afternoon Jorline. You doing well? Things are good here.

re: #39 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Hey....Charles and all....we may get a great view of the biggest mass explosion of moonbat heads if this is true...

Wow!

What a shock, Obama using Pay-to-Play for his own election night party in a public park, Grant Park.

I may just have to go and check out the festivities, Zombie-style. Think I'll park the car a decent distance away though.

re: #37 Egfrow

Colorado has already opened up the Polls and almost 70% of the voters so far have been Democrats. Less than 25% of current votes are Republican. I

If any Lizardiods here are Colorado Republicans then get your asses to the polling stations ASAP.

MSNBC calls Colorado for Obama.

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

re: #56 zombie

Don't hold your breath. It'll be at least not until tonight, and possibly not until tomorrow.

Perhaps another FOX exclusive?

Congrats on yesterdays FOX coverage, zombie.

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

BOHICA?

JAFLW

Two things from Hillbuzz today:

One- they like us and are asking for help.

Two- and this is the one you folks will like- Battleground 2008 poll shows STATISTICAL TIE

I can't wait until the West no longer needs Middle Eastern oil (if that ever happens...) Then, the savages will come begging us to buy their only means of income.

re: #66 alegrias

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

re: #63 midwestgak

Good Afternoon Jorline. You doing well? Things are good here.

Hey mwg...long time no see. All is well here...I get to see the Rhuemy for the first time on November 3rd.

How are you?

re: #55 favorednation

"Brick Omamma"!
I'm gonna make a sign LOL

Barack Yo Mama.

re: #66 alegrias

Let's see what he says 2 weeks from now. If Obama would somehow win, I see bombs falling over Iran.

If we're going to pay for their oil, we might as well make them pay

re: #66 alegrias

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

I'm not an economic whiz, but was it just coincidental when the "Drill Now" movement started taking off here in the US, oil prices dropped dramatically? Now is not the time to stop progress on that front.

re: #66 alegrias

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

saw this comming 3 weeks ago when the prices really started to drop. the cool weather is moving in across the nation, so that means time to fill up your heating oil tanks, time for opec to cut production and reap the money! raise the prices! they gonna get every last dollar out of our pockets they can.

re: #51 Who Watches the Watchmen?

But maybe the rain .......

So, they raise gas prices ... our economy goes into a recession ... demand goes down ... prices go down ... sorry Iran, that's the way the market works.

re: #66 alegrias

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

re: #4 taxfreekiller

news of grandmother

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

Wow. A broken hip. The exact kind of injury you would expect after being thrown under a bus...

Utterly ineffective.

Gah.

Is THIS the best we can do? A black guy in a cowboy hat, three fat white middle aged male Republican operatives, and Sarah! paperbacks!?!?

No wonder we're behind in the frapping polls!

I've called on my local McCain office twice in the last month here in Macomb County, asking to assist. They never have gotten back to me, not once.

Does anyone really want to win this thing?

re: #71 Pyrocles

I can't wait until the West no longer needs Middle Eastern oil (if that ever happens...) Then, the savages will come begging us to buy their only means of income.

Really! Without anyone buying their oil, what have they got? A gang of sand and rocks with ugly black stuff under it. They would have to beg just to stay a third world country. Is there anything lower? ;-)>

re: #76 Spider Mensch

they gonna get every last dollar out of our pockets they can.

In the grand tradition of "eat the other guy's french fries first," they are going to run out some day. They know they have limited time left to conquer us.

re: #80 Arkay

Utterly ineffective.

Gah.

Is THIS the best we can do? A black guy in a cowboy hat, three fat white middle aged male Republican operatives, and Sarah! paperbacks!?!?

No wonder we're behind in the frapping polls!

I've called on my local McCain office twice in the last month here in Macomb County, asking to assist. They never have gotten back to me, not once.

Does anyone really want to win this thing?

Come on.... Wouldn't a black president be electrifying (Colin Powell's words from earlier this year)?

Restaurant Offers Free Pizza for McCain Signs

[Link: www.myfoxdetroit.com...]

I wonder if that is with or without pepperoni?

re: #72 jorline

Hey mwg...long time no see. All is well here...I get to see the Rhuemy for the first time on November 3rd.

How are you?

Seeing the Rhuemy the day before the election eh? I'm getting more encouraged by the day that McCain will win.

Anyway, he'll be able to really get down with that nasty illness. There are many treatments available now which have good success. Let me know. I'll be around.

My location (cube) has changed. I am now with the "mainstream." Was sorta hidden away from the rest of the employees. But the cube opened up (two people left the company unexpectedly). Glad neither of them was me. :)

Joe the Policeman drags screaming Libtards across the asphalt as they try to block the baracuda juggernaut.
CNN

re: #80 Arkay

Try going in to the office and demand to help. Or go to McCain's website where you can sign up to help and make phone calls for him from home.

re: #68 jorline

Perhaps another FOX exclusive?

Congrats on yesterdays FOX coverage, zombie.

What was the lunch special today Jorline?
Obama Omletes?
( we make it up as we go)
Obama mama's?
( you can never have too much booze during an obama election cycle)
Obama flapjacks?
( they're some light and fuffy brown..they're the best in the town)
ok.. I ripped the pancake reference from Zappa )

re: #84 Nevergiveup

Restaurant Offers Free Pizza for McCain Signs

[Link: www.myfoxdetroit.com...]

I wonder if that is with or without pepperoni?

Are they encouraging stealing? Is this illegal?

Sounds like the British paying the Indians for colonial scalps.

re: #70 Sharmuta

wow. what an article from a Hill site.

re: #83 tfc3rid

Come on.... Wouldn't a black president be electrifying (Colin Powell's words from earlier this year)?

Electrifying is right. As in the fence you and I will be behind for daring to criticize The One.

re: #80 Arkay

Say what? and a down ding to boot.

re: #79 fish

Wow. A broken hip. The exact kind of injury you would expect after being thrown under a bus...

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Broken hip needn't mean death--

John McCain's mother broke her hip at 93 or 94 years of age--while partying in Washington, DC!

She fell from some stairs after attending a party for John McCain at the Corcoran Gallery next to the White House, but was not, repeat, was NOT, thrown down by her own son!

And as you have seen on numerous interviews, at 96, McCain's mother is hale & hearty & out there stumping for Sarah Palin & Johnny Mac.

re: #86 odinga

Joe the Policeman drags screaming Libtards across the asphalt as they try to block the baracuda juggernaut.
CNN

I'm sure the "liberals" were just making certain that Palin and her supporters enjoyed their full civil rights to speak, listen, and move about freely.

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Obama campaign selling Chicago election night coverage packages to news outlets

The Obama campaign is putting a hefty price tag on the best camera and reporting positions for news organizations covering Barack Obama's outdoor election night activities in downtown Chicago. If a reporter wants access to the file center--which will be the best place to find Obama officials and spokesmen--be prepared to write a check for $935. The cheapest place a reporter could stand on a riser with a view is $880.

That $935 covers one reporter in a heated file tent, power, cable tv, internet and food. I am told by an Obama spokesman who did not want his name used that this just covers costs and they are not turning a profit on this. The planners could have built in more al a carte options.

This is an outrageous pay to play plan that caters to national elite outlets with deep pockets.

**self deleted comment**

Whatcha want? Rock bands? Hollyweird stars? Good luck getting their agents to return your calls.

re: #80 Arkay

Utterly ineffective.

Gah.

Is THIS the best we can do? A black guy in a cowboy hat, three fat white middle aged male Republican operatives, and Sarah! paperbacks!?!?

No wonder we're behind in the frapping polls!

I've called on my local McCain office twice in the last month here in Macomb County, asking to assist. They never have gotten back to me, not once.

Does anyone really want to win this thing?

re: #70 Sharmuta

One thing about donating to Hillbuzz for that party. Why donate for a party, when you can donate to the GOP to make it easier to beat Obama? Save the celebrations for later... There's work to do....

re: #94 Silhouette

I'm sure the "liberals" were just making certain that Palin and her supporters enjoyed their full civil rights to speak, listen, and move about freely.

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If a conservative speaks and no liberal hears it, is it still hate speech?

re: #95 jorline

Obama campaign selling Chicago election night coverage packages to news outlets

**self deleted comment**

If it only covers cost, how come the better locations are more expensive?

re: #85 midwestgak

Seeing the Rhuemy the day before the election eh? I'm getting more encouraged by the day that McCain will win.

Anyway, he'll be able to really get down with that nasty illness. There are many treatments available now which have good success. Let me know. I'll be around.

My location (cube) has changed. I am now with the "mainstream." Was sorta hidden away from the rest of the employees. But the cube opened up (two people left the company unexpectedly). Glad neither of them was me. :)

Sounds like everything is going well for you...good.

I will keep you updated about the RA via email.

re: #38 zombie

Countrymen, I report back from the front lines, where I have been engaging in Great Battle against the fearsome Hippie With a Grubby Pencil in 1974 who hath in his ignorance nearly destroyed evidence of dastardly communism and treachery; but fear not, for I have just defeated him! And great showers of Evidence did become manifest, and woe shall be unto The One.

If I had to guess, assuming this has to do with your success with OCR, I'd say you managed to extract text from an old book that was defaced by said Dirty Hippie with a pencil. No doubt the book was out of print and this was your best shot at getting the goods. And it seems to have something to do with Bill Ayers. Can't wait to see the results.

re: #80 Arkay

Utterly ineffective.

Gah.

Is THIS the best we can do? A black guy in a cowboy hat, three fat white middle aged male Republican operatives, and Sarah! paperbacks!?!?

No wonder we're behind in the frapping polls!

I've called on my local McCain office twice in the last month here in Macomb County, asking to assist. They never have gotten back to me, not once.

Does anyone really want to win this thing?

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Why don't you just show up (come to the aid of your country), instead of waiting for Mac & his underdog campaign, to come to your aid?

Git! Just Git! If you want to win this thing, git going yourself. We need your help, and all hands on deck are busy, so go there & offer yourself, your time, your talents, your treasure.

Thank you for your service--two phone calls are a good first step but we've only got two weeks.

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

re: #95 jorline

The beginning of Change... What a night it will be... And you know the media will pay it...

It's just another $$ bundling exercise...

re: #99 Nevergiveup

If it only covers cost, how come the better locations are more expensive?

Because better locations cost more! Duh!

The protesters were members of a group called "Red Pill," Smith said.

A Web site that carried an announcement of the group's planned protest urged supporters to show Palin "that we as a community say no to war, no to corporate cronyism, and no to four more years of Bush-style leadership."

But apparently say "yes" to violence, crime, intimidation, and attempts to silence or hinder those with whom you disagree politically.

Scratch a "liberal", find a dictator.

re: #105 Tigger2005

Because better locations cost more! Duh!

Is the air better?

re: #70 Sharmuta

Two things from Hillbuzz today:

One- they like us and are asking for help.

Two- and this is the one you folks will like- Battleground 2008 poll shows STATISTICAL TIE

And they have some valid points to make about that poll - especially in regard to the msm getting lots into eeyore-mood during the primaries!

So pull up yer socks, don't listen to the msm, disregard their polls and work - its only for two more weeks!

re: #97 lawhawk

I agree. I'd rather give money to McCain/Palin, the RNC and my local republicans. I just found it interesting how they've embraced both LGF and Ace as allies- at least temporarily.

re: #39 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Hey....Charles and all....we may get a great view of the biggest mass explosion of moonbat heads if this is true...

Wow!

$275 for internet access, for 1 night. Wow.

re: #101 doppelganglander

great detective work, doppel

re: #103 Ben Hur

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

Did OPEC actually agree to that? Did Iran strongarm them into it? Or is it bluster?

If this news causes another stock market crash and sends the economy into a recession, how will they keep this up?

re: #89 Tigger2005

Are they encouraging stealing? Is this illegal?

Sounds like the British paying the Indians for colonial scalps.

re: #84 Nevergiveup

Restaurant Offers Free Pizza for McCain Signs

[Link: www.myfoxdetroit.com...]

I wonder if that is with or without pepperoni?

Link does not work for me.

re: #66 alegrias

OT, We have a Crisis!

OPEC member Iran threatens USA with higher gas prices today!

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

When asked what price Iran would want for its oil, Nozari declared, "The more the better."

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

Nothing Drill Baby Drill, and Drill Here, Drill Now can't fix eventually.

Hola alegrias!

The mullahs are just sweating. High oil prices have mitigated some of the effects of the sanctions, which helped keep them in power. Their inflation is at 30% and climbing. OPEC is meeting to discuss cutting production but the fact is that the global slowdown will keep decreasing demand. China is slowing faster than expected (tho the growth rate of 8% is still phenomenal). They're decreasing taxes on home purchases and giving VAT rebates to some industries.

Keep your eye on shipping. It's down considerably - partly because of costs (which is causing some companies that had off-shored operations to relocate back home) and partly because of the credit crunch. Shipping uses a lot of oil - most of it 'bunker' but the maritime nut cases at the UN have put the kabosh on that because of the sulpher content. Having to use more refined fuel raises costs - which decreases shipping and therefore decreases demand.

I beleive I made this exact point about McCain's using a computer on a past thread.

[Link: www.lookingattheleft.com...]

Lib friend at work was chiding me on how Joe the Plumber got "owned" with the license and tax issues.

I looked at him at asked "Is that how you want an Obama administration to react if you ask a tough question or criticize it?"

He was literally speechless and his mouth open and closed a few times as he contemplated the idea.

re: #103 Ben Hur

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

* * *
And his chubby side kick Hugo Chavez is equally nasty about hurting the USA. They're plotting this Friday to hike gas prices.

re: #86 odinga

Joe the Policeman drags screaming Libtards across the asphalt as they try to block the baracuda juggernaut.
CNN

Sigh. Pity they didn't lay the smackdown on the libtards, just some Road Rash.

JAFLW

re: #110 mattm

$275 for internet access, for 1 night. Wow.

I know.

BO is such a whore.

I hope he loses....I'd love to see the crowd's reaction.

re: #115 Ben Hur

I beleive I made this exact point about McCain's using a computer on a past thread.

[Link: www.lookingattheleft.com...]

You're not the only who made that point........

re: #88 HoosierHoops

What was the lunch special today Jorline?
Obama Omletes?
( we make it up as we go)
Obama mama's?
( you can never have too much booze during an obama election cycle)
Obama flapjacks?
( they're some light and fuffy brown..they're the best in the town)
ok.. I ripped the pancake reference from Zappa )

Special should have been;

Obama Burger.

Just a bun piled high with crap...lol

Add cheese and make it an Elitist Obama Burger!

re: #23 Nevergiveup

All except for the Tail, because Billy Ayers and his spouse Bernardine are wearing rings made from it.

/Sort of. Made from U.S. Aircraft, not necessarily Sen. McCain's.

re: #108 yma o hyd

Hillbuzz also has a great analysis of the Nickelodeon Kid's poll, where 0bama won by 2%.

re: #111 bellamags

great detective work, doppel

Thanks. We'll see if I'm right. Even if I'm wrong, I'm sure zombie will have something very interesting to share with us.

re: #95 jorline

Obama campaign selling Chicago election night coverage packages to news outlets

**self deleted comment**

I costs more to worship at the feet of Obama. I wonder how much it costs to kiss his ring?

re: #110 mattm

$275 for internet access, for 1 night. Wow.

$300 for a one night long distance line, and they want to manage my healthcare?

re: #98 jcm

If a conservative speaks and no liberal hears it, is it still hate speech?

Oh, c'mon, The answer is obvious...

/moonbat off

JAFLW

re: #110 mattm

$275 for internet access, for 1 night. Wow.

Weird since they all think the night will be over by 8PM whhen they win VA...

re: #122 Cap'n DOC

All except for the Tail, because Billy Ayers and his spouse Bernardine are wearing rings made from it.

/Sort of. Made from U.S. Aircraft, not necessarily Sen. McCain's.

Yeah I read that somewhere also. Made me wanta puke. Nice friends Obama hangs with.

Come on.... Wouldn't a black president be electrifying (Colin Powell's words from earlier this year)?>

Yeah--if it were someone other than Obama running.

"But they ain't, ain't they?" :0p

As for all the down dings, don't blame ME for the truth.

I'm a lifetime Republican with 24 years' political experience. A lot of it on the Hill. And I know an incompetently run, don't-wanna-win campaign when I see one.

Add to that, Obama thuggery. Saw a sign up in Macomb County headquarters: "Sorry we cannot replace stolen lawn signs." I asked the lady, WTF? She says, "There's a $1.50 a sign bounty being paid by the unions for stolen McCain lawn signs. We can't keep them up."

A Military Times poll indicates landslide support for John McCain, who captures 68 percent of the military vote to Barack Obama's 23 percent.

[Link: elections.foxnews.com...]

And because they support McCain, this pole will get 0 publicity.

re: #122 Cap'n DOC

All except for the Tail, because Billy Ayers and his spouse Bernardine are wearing rings made from it.

/Sort of. Made from U.S. Aircraft, not necessarily Sen. McCain's.

The go to bed every night rubbing the rings and wishing it was McCain's plane.

re: #121 jorline

Special should have been;

Obama Burger.

Just a bun piled high with crap...lol

Add cheese and make it an Elitist Obama Burger!

Don't forget the arugula.

re: #124 doppelganglander

Thanks. We'll see if I'm right. Even if I'm wrong, I'm sure zombie will have something very interesting to share with us.

After 2 months of intensive investigative work myself.. I can state with certainty that Zombie is a Girl..no a Boy..no a girl..no a..well crap!

re: #121 jorline

Special should have been;

Obama Burger.

Just a bun piled high with crap...lol

Add cheese and make it an Elitist Obama Burger!

It gets cut into pieces and is redistribed to waiting customers.

Do not despair. This race is as tight as the skin on Pelosi's face.

Biden's forehead shows no signs of Encephalization. It is as smooth as an ice rink. Get out the zamboni.

re: #8 Sharmuta

Lloyd Marcus should write a book:

This is exactly the type of story that should be promoted by the right because he's spot on.

Where is the link to that?

re: #108 yma o hyd

Yma -- So good to read your voice! I'm going to get my hair cut off -- about 12 inches of it! -- and will be back in a couple hours, a fraction of a pound lighter! Don't want to look like a beach bum for my interview, you know.

re: #137 DistantThunder

Where is the link to that?

Uh- at the top of this page....

re: #86 odinga

Those idiots are going to get someone hurt, jumping into the road like that.

re: #104 tfc3rid

The beginning of Change... What a night it will be... And you know the media will pay it...

It's just another $$ bundling exercise...

They can throw rocks at AIG expenditures all they want.

I want to see the price tag of Obama's taxpayer funded victory loser party if he wins when he gets dumped.

re: #125 musicman

I costs more to worship at the feet of Obama. I wonder how much it costs to kiss his ring ass?

Fixed!

JAFLW

re: #114 wahabicorridor

* * *
Hola W. Corridor!

Thank you for your economic insights. Yes, China's sweating major problems (labor riots) as Chinese lose jobs because we've slowed down buying their stuff.

Mullahs need their moolah and what have they got besides oil & crime syndicates?

re: #120 jcm

You're not the only who made that point........

Obviously.

re: #138 hermeneutics

Yma -- So good to read your voice! I'm going to get my hair cut off -- about 12 inches of it! -- and will be back in a couple hours, a fraction of a pound lighter! Don't want to look like a beach bum for my interview, you know.

If you're still here, donate your hair.

re: #103 Ben Hur

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

If this idiot says that I'm predicting that next year at this time gasoline is $1.85 a gallon and oil is $45 per barrel.

From Doug Ross @ Journal:

The Manifesto of the Silenced Majority

• We believe that Barack Obama is a brilliant orator and a man possessed of more charisma than any politician since JFK.

• But we also believe that his philosophy of "spreading the wealth around" is an ill-disguised form of socialism that undermines everything America holds dear.

• We believe that a "tax cut on 95% of working Americans" when only 63% of Americans pay taxes is nonsensical.

• We believe that the Obama campaign's obfuscated funding for ACORN (originally described as "event planning") undermines the integrity of our elections and calls into question the legality of his tactics.

• We believe that Barack Obama's plan to form a "civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded” as our military is ill-considered at best.

• We believe that the Obama campaign's efforts to intimidate WGN (on two separate occasions) when it interviewed his political foes endangers free speech.

• We believe that Obama's choice of Joe Biden as VP runs counter to his twin aspirations of "hope" and "change".

• We believe that a man who could not otherwise receive a security clearance should not serve as Commander-in-Chief.

• We believe that Obama's 20-year relationship with his pastor, who he once described as his "spiritual adviser", displays a basic affinity for a racist ideology that runs counter to everything his candidacy should stand for.

• We believe that most of Obama's senate experience has been spent running for office; from the time he was sworn in as a U.S. senator to the time he formed a presidential exploratory committee, he logged only 143 days in the senate.

• We believe that Obama does voters a disservice by hiding his chairmanship of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (a $165 million dollar effort to improve Chicago's schools) when he used that service as his central experience in 2000 during his first run for Congress.

• We believe that Obama made a series of very poor choices by serving on boards and sharing an office with Bill Ayers (for three years); Ayers' organization killed three police officers, bombed numerous government facilities and nearly detonated a nail bomb at a Fort Dix Officer's Dance.

• We believe that, no matter Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers, his evasive and ever-morphing answers about their work together smack of a coverup.

• We believe that anyone -- no matter their position on abortion -- who supports killing an infant that survived a botched abortion is on the wrong side of any moral code.

• We believe that Obama's advisers and contributors -- from Tony Rezko to Valerie Jarrett to Allison Davis -- cost taxpayers millions in development fees for failed (and often uninhabitable) apartment complexes.

• We believe that Obama's Illinois state senate experience was insubstantial: it was, by his own description, a "part-time position" and he maintained two offices (one at the state senate and one at his law firm).

• We believe that Obama's state senatorial experience was further diluted by his 129 "present" votes, which, as NPR observes , "There's a saying in Springfield that there's a reason why the present button is yellow... [but] I don't think that Barack Obama was necessarily a coward for voting present on those bills..."

• We also believe that Obama's experience as a community organizer and as a trainer for ACORN are not qualifications for the presidency.

• We believe that the candidate has not been forthcoming with his background and the key influencing forces during his formative years.

We therefore believe that Barack Obama is ill-prepared and ill-suited for the Presidency.

re: #145 newsjunkie_ky

If you're still here, donate your hair.

I will.

re: #133 redstateredneck

Don't forget the arugula.

Sorry...thanks rsrn.

re: #130 Arkay

You just told us about the sign bounty. Would you mind telling the authorities? Maybe they could check into that.

re: #148 hermeneutics

I will.

Many years ago, I went through chemo and lost my locks. A silly hat sufficed for me, but I understand all too well what it feels like to be a bald woman.

re: #131 Ben Hur

Where was the poll that said the military was all Ron Paul, based on donations? And then, if I'm remembering right, one later saying that they were all for Obama. We knew it had to be bunk, especially because people can self-report occupation/employer.

Let's not forget what Obama really is at heart - a Chicago Lawyer - the most corrupt of the most corrupt. Lawyer are the second least trusted profession right above used car salesman.

42 Reasons Why I Hate Lawyers

Wait’ll you hear about the lawyer who billed a client for
the time spent having sex together!

1) Because University of Texas finance professor Stephen
Magee has calculated that each U.S. lawyer drains the economy
of an average of $1 million a year in productivity.

2) Because the U.S. harbored 748,028 creatures of the bar as
of 1990, according to the American Bar Association.

3) Because if Magee is right, those leeches now suck some
three-quarters of a trillion dollars out of our economy annually.

4) Because the emotional turmoil caused by all those lawyers
is every bit as costly as the economic toll.

5) Because the ABA expects there to be, ouch, a million lawyers
by 2000.

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Ace has a story of a leaked PA internal from the Obama camp... +2.

RCP has him at +11 in Pa.

/so, apply that 9 pnt fudge factor to other polls and see what you see.

Looking good folks, stick to it!

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Wow... That is something else... The war against the MSM is growing...

re: #123 Sharmuta

Hillbuzz also has a great analysis of the Nickelodeon Kid's poll, where 0bama won by 2%.

That is really interesting - in the other article you linked they said that Kerry was up by 11% in that poll.
It should really really not be happening like that for the B0, up by two, thats 2 piddling points against McCain - who is old, yeah, and has no kiddies singing that he'll 'change the world' ...

That makes me think his Obamamarathon TV presence will become an epic fail.

re: #145 newsjunkie_ky

If you're still here, donate your hair.

Hey ya news..guess what? I got a dog Saturday...

re: #151 hermeneutics

Many years ago, I went through chemo and lost my locks. A silly hat sufficed for me, but I understand all too well what it feels like to be a bald woman.

Not just chemo. Alopecia is not that rare in women and children. Daughter #2 had a fairly large patch of hair fall out overnight when she was in 5th grade. Luckily, we could arrange what was left to cover the spot. Also, due to a really good dermatologist, her hair grew back. A lot of cases never do.

...

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Who does he think he is?/sarc

Does anyone know why the GWU/Battleground poll is ignored? I know the media def ignores it and probably best to ignore all polls until later next week. It's just interesting. RCP does show it but thye post it tword the bottom of the list. Curious if it's not taken seriously. Anyone know?

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Klein is one.

re: #103 Ben Hur

"The era of cheap oil is finished," Iran's Oil Minister Gholamhossein Nozari boasted on Tuesday.

The era of cheap oil is over? Someone ought to be looking at that latest trend in oil - the decline by 50% since its all time highs over the summer. Looks like the Iranians picked the wrong time to stop sniffing glue.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Do you blame him? He doesn't want a stinky plane like Obama's.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Looks like McCain wised up finally.

re: #156 tfc3rid

Wow... That is something else... The war against the MSM is growing...

He is quite pissed about the hit piece on Cindy.

re: #144 Ben Hur

Obviously.

After the townhall debate a local talking air head critized the way McCain was holding the microphone.

I wrote a very terse email describing McCain's injuries and torture, told him is shouldn't be opening his yap on the tube because he was too ignorant and stoopid to be commenting on the subject.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Didn't they dump Maureen Dowd on the tarmac in Washington PA back in August? As a slap in the face to the NYT? She kvetched about 'first amendment' crappola if I recall.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Blowback's a bitch.

re: #166 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Looks like McCain wised up finally.

And theyare complaining to NBC about Andrea Mitchell. Hey welcome to the party John!

re: #131 Ben Hur

[Link: elections.foxnews.com...]

And because they support McCain, this pole will get 0 publicity.

But ... but ... they gave over $20,000 to the B0 campaign, they did!

re: #153 DistantThunder

You sure of that. I'm pretty sure that politician is the least trusted profession these days (though many politicians are lawyers).

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

* * *
Thank you Charles.

The New York Times, this year, doing the work even departed Lee Atwater wouldn't do!

re: #153 DistantThunder

Let's not forget what Obama really is at heart - a Chicago Lawyer - the most corrupt of the most corrupt. Lawyer are the second least trusted profession right above used car salesman.

Working girls try harder?
/ducks and runs

re: #162 janmar

Does anyone know why the GWU/Battleground poll is ignored? I know the media def ignores it and probably best to ignore all polls until later next week. It's just interesting. RCP does show it but thye post it tword the bottom of the list. Curious if it's not taken seriously. Anyone know?

I heard the Battleground poll, from Rush, is accurate because it is bi-partisan: a Democrat polls Democrats and a republican polls Republicans.

re: #147 jill e

Where do I sign?

re: #158 HoosierHoops

Hey ya news..guess what? I got a dog Saturday...

Awww. Tell us more.............

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

'bout time.

We need to use a different word other than "Elitist" when talking about the snooty left's derision of Palin, McCain or any other Republican.

We need to call them Snobs.

Elite and elitist are not pejorative enough.

Snob is.

Snobs describes them to a "T".

The snooty left are not Elites, they are Snobs.

The Obama salute's creepy predecessor

nuff said.

re: #138 hermeneutics

Yma -- So good to read your voice! I'm going to get my hair cut off -- about 12 inches of it! -- and will be back in a couple hours, a fraction of a pound lighter! Don't want to look like a beach bum for my interview, you know.

12 inches - blimey!
(Green with envy ...!)

Gotta have before-and-after photos!

re: #168 jcm

After the townhall debate a local talking air head critized the way McCain was holding the microphone.

I wrote a very terse email describing McCain's injuries and torture, told him is shouldn't be opening his yap on the tube because he was too ignorant and stoopid to be commenting on the subject.

I guy I work with, in his late 20s, joined us for lunch last week.

This is a very smart person.

He said he couldn't understand what was up with McCains arms and how funny he holds them.

We let him know.

He really had no idea.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Last week I was driving in the motorcade for the campaign and asked the Press about the Maureen Dowd story. They assured me she was never really on the plane, it was full, she didn't have a reservation and no one, even other journalists, thought it was an issue between McCain and the Press.

Strange, though - kicking anyone off the plane is the opposite of what our wise friend Bill Kristol suggested.

re: #181 odinga

The Obama salute's creepy predecessor

nuff said.

Good find. Updinged ya.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Good.

Its not like they were ever going to give him a fair shake.

re: #155 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Just brought up RCP daily tracking and it's showing Obama + 7
Looking better all the time.

[Link: www.realclearpolitics.com...]

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

* * *

This year, the New York Times goes after McCain's adopted Bangladeshi daughter and her schoolmates--something liberals accused Republicans of doing eight years ago.

I'll bet it was liberals who attacked little Bridget McCain eight years ago.

Glad the McCain camp has figured out who's looking out for them, and who is against them.

re: #183 Ben Hur

I guy I work with, in his late 20s, joined us for lunch last week.

This is a very smart person.

He said he couldn't understand what was up with McCains arms and how funny he holds them.

We let him know.

He really had no idea.

I could somewhat understand an ordinary person who's not a political wonk not knowing. But a TV station talking airhead who's supposed to know the candidates, histories and issues?

No mercy. I really ripped at him, I was so pissed at his comments.

re: #59 HoosierHoops

Thanks. I had meant to post it yesterday, when it was in the NY Post. This damned election has me in a constant state of agita....we canceled our subscription, amazingly, 2 days before they endorsed Hussein, and subscribed to the NY Post, who had already endorsed McCain/Palin.

We got phone calls every day after from the Daily News, asking us to re-consider, and offering a deal...finally I took the phone out of NY Grampa's hand yesterday, and told the rep never to call us again, and that she could stuff the crap sheet where the sun don't shine, and to never, ever call here again.

Amazing how good I felt! NY Grampa is still sitting there with a stunned facial expression, so help me! ;)

I had been getting the Post in an email daily and still do.

It is owned by Murdoch, and I was worried that the Post might not endorse, as Foxnews seems to be deteriorating..but they came through, and the Daily News is owned by Mort Zuckerman, who is a Zionist. Some Zionist. Feh.

re: #155 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Ace has a story of a leaked PA internal from the Obama camp... +2.

RCP has him at +11 in Pa.

/so, apply that 9 pnt fudge factor to other polls and see what you see.

Looking good folks, stick to it!

I KNEW it! And, I really believe +2 is generous....

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Hm.
Any reason given?

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

Good for him. Letting the NYT on board is like hiring a babysitter from NAMBLA.

re: #192 PAgirlinNC

I KNEW it! And, I really believe +2 is generous....

Remember this point 4 years ago.

Kerry was a lock.

re: #193 yma o hyd

Hm.
Any reason given?

I imagine it had something to do with the hitpiece on Cindy McCain.

176 DistantThunder
10/21/08 11:58:38 am reply quote 0

re: #162 janmar

Does anyone know why the GWU/Battleground poll is ignored? I know the media def ignores it and probably best to ignore all polls until later next week. It's just interesting. RCP does show it but thye post it tword the bottom of the list. Curious if it's not taken seriously. Anyone know?

I heard the Battleground poll, from Rush, is accurate because it is bi-partisan: a Democrat polls Democrats and a republican polls Republicans.

Interesting because they put the race at 48-47 for barry.

re: #155 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Ace has a story of a leaked PA internal from the Obama camp... +2.

RCP has him at +11 in Pa.

/so, apply that 9 pnt fudge factor to other polls and see what you see.

Looking good folks, stick to it!

I have been sayin [I dropped the "g" to piss of Noonan] for a month that PA is going RED. It is definitely in play. The polls make no sense. Ignore them and Vote.

re: #189 alegrias

* * *

This year, the New York Times goes after McCain's adopted Bangladeshi daughter and her schoolmates--something liberals accused Republicans of doing eight years ago.

I'll bet it was liberals who attacked little Bridget McCain eight years ago.

Glad the McCain camp has figured out who's looking out for them, and who is against them.

I just hope it is not to little to late

re: #188 x-wing

Just brought up RCP daily tracking and it's showing Obama + 7
Looking better all the time.

[Link: www.realclearpolitics.com...]

Crap wrong poll. never mind.

re: #158 HoosierHoops

Hey ya news..guess what? I got a dog Saturday...

What breed?
What colour?
What age?
Has he chewed any favourite shoes yet?
C'mon, spill the beans, lizards need to know!

re: #181 odinga

The Obama salute's creepy predecessor

nuff said.

and both leaders were excellent speakers and could really fill up a park in Berlin

Something to consider about McCain barring some of the press from his plane- Dear Leader already went this route with staffers from the New Yorker, so if they want to complain, they'll be hypocrites (again) for taking McCain to task for it and not 0bama.

Some one at MoveOn thinks they're being clever again:

PSA: “Voting Republican even once can have disastrous effects that last for years.”

re: #181 odinga

The Obama salute's creepy predecessor

nuff said.

Just an FYI- the PUMA blogs had that a couple weeks ago.

re: #154 Charles

McCain campaign is barring some members of media from the plane -- including the New York Times.

"The era of cheap shots is finished."

Jesus was not a community organizer; but God is a Governor.

re: #204 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Some one at MoveOn thinks they're being clever again:

PSA: “Voting Republican even once can have disastrous effects that last for years.”

My response to them. It'll ruin more than your day.

re: #131 Ben Hur

A Military Times poll indicates landslide support for John McCain, who captures 68 percent of the military vote to Barack Obama's 23 percent.

Here are the stories from September of '07, and then repeated again this past August.

The story/lie they are selling here is that those in the military, those most affected by the war, want the anti-war candidates.

From Sept '07

Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Ron Paul have little in common politically, except their opposition to the Iraq war.

Obama, an Illinois senator, brought in more donations from (those that work in the military) than any White House contender from either party. The Democrat announced Wednesday his plan to withdraw all U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of 2008.

The sentence about more military support immediately followed by one about troop withdrawal, clearly linking the two ideas.

In 2002, the center said Democrats received 23% of contributions from military workers; Republicans got 77%. This year, 40% of their donations have gone to Democrats running for Congress and president. The GOP got 59%.

The donation patterns "would suggest that those who wear the uniform want change," said Joe Davis, spokesman for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

And then from Aug '08

Troops serving abroad have given nearly six times as much money to Obama's presidential campaign as they have to McCain's, the Center for Responsive Politics said.
...
Obama has opposed the war in Iraq and says he would withdraw combat troops within 16 months. McCain has been a steadfast supporter of the war

We knew this had to be BS. There is no way the military actually prefered Obama, and surely not by 6-1. And now we have the proof.

I firmly believe the faux stories in Sept '07 and Aug '08 are a result of the fact that when one is contributing, one self-reports one's employer. Yes, I'm saying that I think Obama and Ron Paul supporters lied about the employers to make it seem as if more of the military supported their candidate than reality. Yes, even taking into account that not everyone who works for the Army, for example, is IN the Army.

But we'll never know because those that could do the investigating, won't. The media is too busy digging through Palin's past to see if she ever split an infinitive.

You'd think they'd be mad they were duped into giving a false impression.

re: #191 NY Nana

You tell 'em, Nana!

From Greg Gutfeld at Fox News

So Obama thinks that FOX News has hurt him in the polls, saying that even if he watched us, he wouldn't vote for himself either.

Now, I don't think he's wrong. I actually think FOX News does go after him. But hell, someone has to.

For my whole life, every network has been uniformly, heart-bleedingly liberal. Nearly every damn magazine, newspaper and after-school special spits out the same lefty assumptions — rich people greedy, Republicans bad, America evil — as though they are suffering from a Marxist version of Tourette.

And Obama is their guy.

That's why today, every anchor has a woodie for him, and every star-struck pop singer offers the Messiah their services for free. And there's the late night comics, who hammer Republicans seven times more often than Dems. It's just too easy to be funny.

But despite all this, you still have twerps soiling their diapers over FOX News just because it won't comply with an overarching liberal theocracy. You've got celebrity cretins like Tim Robbins, watchdog weenies like Media Matters and crybaby cranks like Keith Olbermann suffering seizures because FOX won't roll over.

I say, stop being a bunch of pussies, you pretty much own the airwaves.

And as for you Obama, stop acting like a kid who complains because you got a 98 instead of a perfect grade. Seriously, you don't need mindless obedience from everyone to win.

So Obama, if you're expecting people here to kiss your ass, you'll need to go elsewhere. I hear there's a guy at MSNBC with a thrill up his leg dying to give you a sponge bath.

And if you disagree with me, then you sir are worse than Hitler.

Hope everyone is aware that Wretchard (Richard Fernandez has excellent threads on The Belmont Club, noting Colin Powell's possible motives for signing on to Obama. My take is that after he shafted the country over the Valerie Plame affair and allowed the conviction of an innocent man, Scooter Libby, to proceed, Powell forfeited the credibility and respect he had spent 40 years accumulating.

re: #206 Who Watches the Watchmen?

"The era of cheap shots is finished."

They will still hit us with cheap shots.

If they want to be assholes, they can pay the price. It's up to them.

re: #206 Who Watches the Watchmen?

"The era of cheap shots is finished."

And it's about damn time. Just wish Mac would've figured this out a long time ago. We all knew it was coming.

re: #119 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I know.

BO is such a whore.

I hope he loses....I'd love to see the crowd's reaction.

I dont care how the crowd reacts as long as he loses.

re: #207 odinga

Jesus was not a community organizer; but God is a Governor.

Jesus was not a lawyer, but God is a Judge.

re: #119 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I know.

BO is such a whore.

I hope he loses....I'd love to see the crowd's reaction.

It will be like LA after the OJ verdict.

re: #217 BigJohn

It will be like LA after the OJ verdict.

More like the Rodney King verdict.

BIDEN: "Gird Your Loins".

What a nutsac!

He is having another Ayerism.

re: #209 Silhouette

I know a lot of people in the military who liked Ron Paul, but it had absolutely nothing to do with his anti-war stance. The line between Obama and Paul is completely superficial. The unreported story is that Ron Paul ran a campaign on a staunch belief in the Constitution, which resonates with the rank and file in the military. The military probably doesn't like Barak Obama for the same reason they like Ron Paul (even if they don't like him as much as was reported).

re: #210 Sharmuta

You tell 'em, Nana!

Moi? Quiet, shy reserved moi? Surely you jest! ;)

re: #217 BigJohn

It will be like LA after the OJ verdict.

You mean the Rodney King verdict.

re: #217 BigJohn

It will be like LA after the OJ verdict.

Like Detroit after any sports championship

re: #188 x-wing

The +11 I referred to was for PA alone... A +6 national with the fudge factor = President McCain.

/and Obama goes back to Chicago and pounds sand.

re: #195 jcm

Remember this point 4 years ago.

Kerry was a lock.

I looked up the results from 2004. Bush lost PA by less than 250,000. I think PA is going to be red. I think there are alot of PUMAs and bitter clingers and now Murtha constituents who are going to vote for McCain/Palin. (Of course, this is removing the ACORN factor. I'm not sure how bad voter fraud is there this year...)

re: #223 Shug

Like Detroit after any sports championship

or a Raiders game

re: #212 lifeofthemind

Hope everyone is aware that Wretchard (Richard Fernandez has excellent threads on The Belmont Club, noting Colin Powell's possible motives for signing on to Obama. My take is that after he shafted the country over the Valerie Plame affair and allowed the conviction of an innocent man, Scooter Libby, to proceed, Powell forfeited the credibility and respect he had spent 40 years accumulating.

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Not to mention General Powell blew the first Gulf War.

Powell let Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard Thugs escape to fight another day, instead of finishing the job when he had them where we wanted them, leaving Kuwait in a panic.

Powell stunk and wasted our hundreds of thousands of troops time twice, plus balked on Bosnia.

Powell's a waffler. Good riddance sir.

re: #225 PAgirlinNC

(Of course, this is removing the ACORN factor. I'm not sure how bad voter fraud is there this year...)

I'll bet in Philly it's pretty bad - in the 'burg, tho' my firends tell me people aren't paying attention to politics, so I don't know.

re: #48 CyanSnowHawk

McCain's Jet, the A4 Skyhawk

re: #217 BigJohn

It will be like LA after the OJ verdict.

That would be the Rodney King cop trial.

re: #154 Charles

Good for them. Serves 'em right.

re: #225 PAgirlinNC

I looked up the results from 2004. Bush lost PA by less than 250,000. I think PA is going to be red. I think there are alot of PUMAs and bitter clingers and now Murtha constituents who are going to vote for McCain/Palin. (Of course, this is removing the ACORN factor. I'm not sure how bad voter fraud is there this year...)

by crikey, let's hope so! :)

re: #223 Shug

Like Detroit after any sports championship

or a Raiders game

Hey Hey I'm a Raider fan. But a proud conservative, they can go together.

A few threads back, Zombie was teasing that he had a follow-up on the Ayers/Obama connection, but he declined to give details.

Did he ever share?

re: #218 JSK1121

re: #222 x-wing

Thanks. Yeah Rodney King.

re: #227 alegrias

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Not to mention General Powell blew the first Gulf War.

Powell let Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard Thugs escape to fight another day, instead of finishing the job when he had them where we wanted them, leaving Kuwait in a panic.

Powell stunk and wasted our hundreds of thousands of troops time twice, plus balked on Bosnia.

Powell's a waffler. Good riddance sir.

Forget the Republican Gd... the key point is that when GHWB was wobbling on the edge about finishing the war or pulling up short, Powell advocated pulling up short.

...and then left the Kurds hung out to dry.

re: #224 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

The +11 I referred to was for PA alone... A +6 national with the fudge factor = President McCain.

/and Obama goes back to Chicago and pounds sand.

I screwed up. I posted my retraction. I had the Pa. Dem. primary poll and hit the Mac/Obama poll, and that was national.

I'm really feeling good about my state going Rep. this year. We can pull this out, voter fraud in Philly be damned.

re: #165 HoosierHoops

Took care of that odor when Maureen Dowd was left on the McCain tarmac. lololol, would've paid to see that.

re: #234 DeafDog

A few threads back, Zombie was teasing that he had a follow-up on the Ayers/Obama connection, but he declined to give details.
Did he ever share?

said not until tonight, or maybe tomorrow.

re: #236 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Forget the Republican Gd... the key point is that when GHWB was wobbling on the edge about finishing the war or pulling up short, Powell advocated pulling up short.

...and then left the Kurds hung out to dry.

And the shiites in the south. Not that they would have loved us anyway, but that was the nail in the cofffin.

re: #221 NY Nana

The msm will pay for what they've done. Thanks to people like you, they already are. Thanks, {Nana}.

re: #201 yma o hyd

What breed?
What colour?
What age?
Has he chewed any favourite shoes yet?
C'mon, spill the beans, lizards need to know!

Well as you all know after raising 5 kids with the youngest being 16 the house is to damn quiet..
He is a beautiful, brown long hair chihawa( sic )
His name is Winston and he follows the hoopster around where ever I go. Loves to play.. I'm teaching him basketball but his rebounding and shooting skills are lacking..But he hustles and chases loose balls..

re: #237 x-wing

You in PA?

I'd be foaming at the mouth to vote Mac if I was there... between Murtha and the bitter clingers BS, I couldn't get to the polls fast enough to ditch the Donks.

re: #234 DeafDog

A few threads back, Zombie was teasing that he had a follow-up on the Ayers/Obama connection, but he declined to give details.

Did he ever share?

He/she/it is working his/her/its socks off to finalise it - will be out tonight or tomorrow.

re: #239 Vergeltung

thanks

I'm actually surprised Powell never ran for President. I know what his wife said. But I went to hear him speak around '96, and what was not supposed to be a political event at all, and he sounded with every sentence as if he were running for office.

To put it in context, at the same event, Larry King and Elizabeth Dole never mentioned politics. One couldn't even tell King was left-leaning.

re: #235 BigJohn

re: #222 x-wing

Thanks. Yeah Rodney King.

I was in college at the time in LA County. When they made the announcement they were going to announce the verdict, my professor told us class dismissed and to make sure we stayed safe. My Dad got more than a few death threats during that time.

re: #205 Sharmuta

Sharmuta, you would have loved meeting the woman I met at our local GOTV meeting last night! PUMA extraordinaire! She's a grad student at Va Tech, a 30ish, anti-gun, pro-choice Clintonista working hard w/ a group of gun nuts and pro-lifers to defeat Obama.......and (hopefully) to bring back sanity to the Democrat party.
She had a rude awakening from the MSM's adulation of Obama. Now she's getting a rude awakening by finding out that the bitter and clingy are actually not monsters, but people "with more common sense than kneejerk ideology."
If Obama wins, she's says she is leaving the Dem party and will henceforth be an independent.

re: #236 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Forget the Republican Gd... the key point is that when GHWB was wobbling on the edge about finishing the war or pulling up short, Powell advocated pulling up short.

...and then left the Kurds hung out to dry.

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YOu're right. Powell also similarly a waffler who together with his deputy at the State Department, Richard Armitage, outed Valerie Pflame and then took cover, letting Vice Pres. Dick Cheney and his assistant Scooter Libby take the rap for three years.

Powell will be much happier partying with Pflame and her dumb Joe the Ambassador Wilson, amongst the leftists, wafflers & fraggers of this Country.