A recent poll was taken where those who cared about issues were more likely to vote Obama and those who voted on personality would vote McCain.

So we went from a frat boy who barely made it through school to a guy who graduated almost last in his class in the military academy (even though his father was high up in the military and they supposedly always held scintillating conversations over the dinner table).

So may I nominate the sure winner for the next election is John Belushi for President ?

“Enough!” Mr. Obama said, interrupting a speech on education to address the latest controversy in the heated presidential campaign. “I don’t care what they say about me, but I love this country too much to let them take over another election with lies and phony outrage and swift boat politics. Enough is enough.”

September 10th, 2008 at 11:06 am
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Thurston Howell?

September 10th, 2008 at 11:45 am
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“Back” to the issues?

And we need to do it NOW.

If it’s a political death knell, and it’s been adhered to lockstep, imagine what’s it’s doing TO OUR COUNTRY…

I don’t expect McCain to talk about Iraq policy — or ANY policy — any more than he absolutely has to. He knows that his only hope is to run as “notObama”, and he’s going to attack Obama for all it’s worth, lying as much as necessary, and hoping that Americans are dumb enough to get suckered in again.

Indeed. They should just run with the motto: “We’re regular white people, just like you!”

The only change McCain and Palin want is to change the subject.

Fight with me…

McCain is to Bush as Gilligan is to the skipper.
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And since that’s basically Bush’s relationship to Cheney, what does that REALLY make McCain?

NEWSFLASH to them: focus more attention on the American public, less on your political aspirations, fcukwits.

Other than voting against her, what else can you do? First, if Sarah Palin does not speak for you, join me in signing this letter from People for the American Way saying so. Next, keep blogging about her and what she would mean for America. Much has been made about how Palin will help rally the Christian extremist base around McSame. Well, Palin can do that for us too – she has already convinced me that this election is far more important than I previously realized.

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To Whom It May Concern:

During her speech in St. Paul on Wednesday night, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin purported to speak for women, small town residents, and everyone who isn’t a member of the “Washington elite.”

Sarah Palin is an intelligent, well spoken woman, but it must be made clear:

We don’t want a country in which women who are raped are refused the right to choose abortion.

We don’t want a country in which religious dogma is taught in public school science class.

We don’t want a country where gay and lesbian citizens are discriminated against.

We don’t want a country where books are banned from public libraries.

America is strongest when we are united, not divided. When our Constitutional liberties are respected. When our politicians rely on ideas and opinions instead of distortions and attacks. The challenges we face are too big to be reduced to name-calling.

Sarah Palin doesn’t speak for us.

Sincerely,

CNN, on the other hand, is still airing Obama’s comments as he is presenting his policies and plans.

I am left to conclude that FoxSnooze is the primary culprit in the media that is aiding and abetting the whiny, dishonest, intellectually-bankrupt McNumbNuts campaign.