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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

All About Obama? Now It's All About McCain

According to Newt, in his latest book, REAL CHANGE, the reason for the Sarkozy win in France was his departure from the failed policies and corruption of his own party's Jacque Chirac. Sarkozy defined himself as the anti-Chirac. With the current economic meltdown continuing, we must ask whether Dick... Sign in to see full entry.

Monday, September 15, 2008

Governor Sarah Palin, D-AK, Goes on the Attack Over Economy

With a renewed vigor, Sarah Palin has begun an attack on Washington officials who should have seen the economic conditions worsening. Her new appeal pushes the McCain agenda, supporting a call for change. I like it. “Washington has been asleep at the switch and ineffective and management on Wall... Sign in to see full entry.

McCain Loses Another Four Tenths of a Point in National Rolling Averages

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html McCain has dropped to a naitonal average lead of only two points. This is both Gallup AND Rasmussen. Slipping away pretty fast? Sign in to see full entry.

Sad news: Hugh Hefner is breaking up with his 28-year-old girlfriend. Strange couple: elderly man in his robe and pajamas and a hot, young babe... Oh, wait - that's the Republican ticket. - David Letterman Sign in to see full entry.

Sunday, September 14, 2008

TARGET McC*

In a new and more direct line of attack designed to highlight McCain as more of the saim, Barack Obama this weekend addressed 8,000 angry democrats in Manchester, NH. "He's saying, 'watch out George Bush, with the exception of tax policy, healthcare policy, education policy, energy policy, foreign... Sign in to see full entry.

Palin Must Be Palin and Not Be Destroyed by Lack of Social Thinking

My favorite comment of the week was by David Brooks, NYT. He gave (too) much evidence for the need for social caring. Psychological, socialogical, neurological reasoning behind the need for "change" as defined by W. Bush's compassion, and liberal traditions. Yet, a deep look at the conservative... Sign in to see full entry.

McC*Palin Campaign Charged with Lies -- by Karl Rove!

Now this is an understatement. Karl Rove says that the Palin Campaign has been caught in lie after lie. Karl Rove, "George Bush's Brain", is a FOXNews analyst now. Here is the real quote: (CNN) – Former Bush adviser Karl Rove suggested Sunday that John McCain had gone “one step too far” in some of... Sign in to see full entry.

McC*Palin Lose Another Point on National Averages...

Realclearpolitics.com has the 2008 presidential race closer by the day. Team-GOP has lost another point in the latest round of tracking and rolling averages. Yesterday's RCP National Average favored McC*Palin +2.4. Today's average is McC*Palin +2.3. That's a long time to keep the wool pulled over... Sign in to see full entry.

Obama Surpasses Palin in August $66M to $55M

August numbers are in for fundraising. So far this election cycle, the side with the consistently hiher fundraising totals have been the winners. Clinton never could compete with the O-juggernaut, although she was close. Now Palin is ten million behind in an astonishingly GOP month. Will this... Sign in to see full entry.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Palin: "I Was a Mayor of a Small Town that Was the Meth Capitol of Alaska"!

If it is possible, Tina Fey exudes every bit as much sex as the real deal herself. I tell you, I think I just figured it out. As an avid Cinemax-HBO viewer, the rules of B-movie cinematography, the lady with the swept up hair, and horn-rimmed glasses always has her moment at the end where she shines... Sign in to see full entry.

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