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When failed policies of

Kelobo — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 22:07:53 -0500

When failed policies of lying liars are revealed for the lies that they are, the candidates of the lying liar party want to be perceived as something other than candidates of the failed lying-liar party.

That's why McCain-Palin are pretending to run as reformers of the Republican Party which would actually make them Democrats except for the fact that they accepted the nomination at the RNC convention.

Go Bulltwinkles!

What's Up With Obama's

Gino G — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 16:52:02 -0500

What's Up With Obama's Obsession With Animals?

To quote Reverend Wright, it looks like the "chickens have come home to roost."

Referring to McCain and Palin, Barack Obama used the phrase "lipstick on a pig." He now claims McCain seized this innocent remark because it's "catnip for the news media."

Okay, so we've got chickens, pigs and catnip. What is it about Obama and his lurid obsession with animals? More importantly: no unicorns? I hate the politics of exclusion.

Can I be the first to say, "I adore his manufactured outrage"? I mean, Barack is pissed because his own words have been twisted to make him look mean-spirited and sexist. But isn't this what his supporters have been doing to anyone who dare question Barack’s own sainthood?

They railroaded Hillary, they've labeled FOX News racist and the crap they've spewed about Sarah Palin was pretty crappy. Obama-mites have spent the last two years saying that any criticism of their savior comes from a darker place, that subconscious level where every single one of us is an undocumented member of the Aryan book club.
To quote Reverend Wright, it looks like the "chickens have come home to roost."

Referring to McCain and Palin, Barack Obama used the phrase "lipstick on a pig." He now claims McCain seized this innocent remark because it's "catnip for the news media."

Okay, so we've got chickens, pigs and catnip. What is it about Obama and his lurid obsession with animals? More importantly: no unicorns? I hate the politics of exclusion.

Palin-Whatshisname Ticket

edenpprairiefactchecker — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 15:45:10 -0500

Frank Rich wrote, "With all due deference to lipstick, let’s advance the story. A week ago the question was: Is Sarah Palin qualified to be a heartbeat away from the presidency? The question today: What kind of president would Sarah Palin be?

It’s an urgent matter, because if we’ve learned anything from the G.O.P. convention and its aftermath, it’s that the 2008 edition of John McCain is too weak to serve as America’s chief executive. This unmentionable truth, more than race, is now the real elephant in the room of this election.