Senator McShame

Here.

The Destruction Of Sarah Palin

Superb article by Bill Whittle.

John McShame

Attacks his own party over the corruption scandals of ... the other party.

I feel ill that I wasted my vote on this guy.

McCain sabotaged his own campaign

Just so that he wouldn't be accused of playing the race card. Of course, that didn't stop the Left from accusing McCain of playing the race card anyway...

Most Voters Say News Media Wants Obama to Win

Results of a Pew poll:

Voters overwhelmingly believe that the media wants Barack Obama to win the presidential election. By a margin of 70%-9%, Americans say most journalists want to see Obama, not John McCain, win on Nov. 4.

Alternate headline: "Nine percent of Americans completely fucking clueless" ...

Study: McCain coverage mostly negative

No shit.

Obama henchmen resort to goon tactics, destroy giant McCain-Palin sign in Brevard County

This kind of Chicago-style thug politics is what we've come to expect from the Obama-Daley-Alexrod machine:



Is that "hope?" Is that "change?"

No, that's a disgraceful act of vandalism. I hope the brainwashed teenage Obamaniacs who did this are proud of themselves.

Obama Is Stoking Racial Antagonism

With a totally dishonest Spanish-language ad.

New York Governor accuses McCain of racism

LOL. These clowns are so desperate, it's almost sad.

Obama campaign questions McCain's honor

From here:

"Last week, John McCain told Time magazine he couldn't define what honor was. Now we know why."

Quoted above was Bill Burton, Obama's press secretary. Classy guy.

McCain camp "rescues" American flags from Obama rally

Once the cameras were gone, Obama supporters threw their little flag props in the trash.

Disgusting Hit Piece On Sarah Palin

If you don't mind upchucking all over your keyboard, the article is here.

It's very ... interesting that almost none of these concerns about "inexperience" were circulated by the "objective" and "nonpartisan" MSM regarding Obama.

The McCain campaign responded to this smear piece with the following statement:

"The authors quote four scholars attacking Gov. Palin's fitness for the office of Vice President. Among them, David Kennedy is a maxed out Obama donor, Joel Goldstein is also an Obama donor, and Doris Kearns Goodwin has donated exclusively to Democrats this cycle. Finally, Matthew Dallek is a former speech writer for Dick Gephardt. This is not a story about scholars questioning Governor Palin's credentials so much as partisan Democrats who would find a reason to disqualify or discount any nominee put forward by Senator McCain."

Good for Team McCain. Calls the biased bastards out.

McCain picks Palin!

A bold choice.

This election boils down to Empty Suit - Motor Mouth vs. War Hero - Hot Chick. The choice seems rather obvious to me...

McCain Shines At Saddleback Forum

Michael Gerson writes:

It is now clear why Barack Obama has refused John McCain's offer of joint town hall appearances during the fall campaign. McCain is obviously better at them.

Yup. I watched part of it, and was pleasantly surprised by McCain's performance.

The National Security Gap

From The Politico:

July's NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll found that three in four Americans believe McCain can "handle" the role of commander in chief, while only 19 percent said he "cannot," compared to a 50 percent to 42 percent split for Obama.

When asked which party is more capable of "dealing with the war on terrorism," 40 percent of respondents to the latest NBC/WSJ poll said Republican while 29 percent said Democrat. The parties had been effectively tied as recently as January of this year, and the 11-percentage-point gap is the largest since 2004, the last year these numbers shifted so dramatically and, not coincidentally, the last presidential election year.

Well, duh. This election is basically war hero vs. empty suit. I would certainly hope that McCain has an advantage in this area.

McCain: "In the 21st century, nations don't invade other nations."



Is he really this clueless?

Paris Hilton responds to McCain's recent ad

Hilarious video.

Geez, even Paris Hilton supports drilling.

Gutless Obama backs away from McCain's debate challenge

From the AP:

Democratic candidate Barack Obama on Saturday backed away from rival John McCain's challenge for a series of joint appearances before the political conventions, agreeing only to the standard three debates in the fall.

In May, when a McCain adviser proposed a series of pre-convention appearances at town hall meetings, Obama said, "I think that's a great idea." In summer stumping on the campaign trail, McCain has often noted that Obama had not followed through and joined him in any events.

On Saturday, in a letter to the Commission on Presidential Debates, Obama campaign manager David Plouffe said the short period between the last political convention and the first proposed debate made it likely that the commission-sponsored debates would be the only ones in the fall.

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A day after Obama clinched the Democratic nomination in early June, McCain challenged Obama to a series of 10 town hall meetings with voters in the months leading up to the conventions. The candidates' campaigns began negotiations, telling reporters that they agreed in spirit to the joint appearances.

When the idea first came up from the McCain campaign that May, Obama was still battling Hillary Rodham Clinton for the Democratic nomination. Obama said then: "Obviously, we would have to think through the logistics on that, but ... if I have the opportunity to debate substantive issues before the voters with John McCain, that's something that I am going to welcome."

How are we supposed to trust a guy who's apparently too afraid to debate John McCain at town hall events to be strong in face-to-face negotiations with thugs like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Kim Jong-il?

Pat Buchanan

Nails McCain on trade, and other issues.

Sigh...

McCain is such a lame candidate:

Republican John McCain quickly denounced the comments of a radio talk show host who while warming up a campaign crowd referred repeatedly to Barack Hussein Obama and called the Democratic presidential candidate a "hack, Chicago-style" politician.

Hussein is Obama's middle name, but talk show host Bill Cunningham used it three times as he addressed the crowd before the likely Republican nominee's appearance.

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Asked whether the use of Obama's middle name — the same as former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein — is proper, McCain said: "No, it is not. Any comment that is disparaging of either Senator Clinton or Senator Obama is totally inappropriate."