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Rising Hegemon: Another endorsement...
Steve Audio: More Rethuglican 'broken government' negligence. People, it's not mere incompetence, it's their ideology.
the field negro: Toby, I think you have a hit on your hands
Sadly, No! You probably remember that fringe-dweller's favorite, The Clinton Body Count. And if you're on the wingnuttiest email lists, you've been warned about the Obama Death List. Now comes the McCain - Obama Death List, a partial list of deaths of persons connected to both John NMA McCain and Barack HUSSEIN Obama during their time as presidential hopefuls in the United States.
Susie Bright's Journal: Going Off The Rails
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: 2 Political Junkies, Rustbelt Intellectual, Cagle's Cartoon BLog, Guys From Area 51



Would McGrampa's 'death list' include the civilians he bombed before he crashed yet another navy jet?
Ludacris/Obama
I just read this on Tapped...
LMAO
Page 6 has as much credibility as Faux Noise.
Don't ever forget, Obama's Mama is dead. No other conclusions can be drawn.
134 Forrestal sailors are dead and are all connected to McGrampa.
August 1967 list of casualties
Dr. Hussein Matt @ 5:
The US Navy would never cover up something like that.
It's not like the McCain Admirals weren't influential now were they.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgF39TRCPPE
In new polls, Obama leads in FL, PA, and OH.
Dr. Hussein Matt @ 8:
Hmmmm....that didn't take long.
Jobs, energy, healthcare, education, the environment, Social Security, infrastructure, housing...gee...is there ANY mainstream issue that the GOP is on the correct side about???
Liberal AND Proud @ 9:
They are good at creating fear, hate, and foreign and domestic terrorists.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hq-4ZBiiUcq8IsbGQ0SHW04WS4kgD928T22O1
President Bush's top advisers are not immune from congressional subpoenas, a federal judge ruled Thursday in an unprecedented dispute between the two political branches.
Dr. Hussein Matt @ 10:
Destroying the middle class. Destroying the reputation of the country. Destroying the Constitution. Destroying opportunity for minorities. Destroying our industrial base. Destroying our social safety net. Destroying our system of government. Destroying our federal agencies. Destroying our courts.
RayC @ 11:
The court had to rule that way. There is no "executive privilege" for lackies and underlings.
Gallup: 30% of Democrats Say they’ll Vote for McCain
Quinnipiac: Obama’s lead in swing states continues to shrink
Gallup: Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Now Applaud the Iraq Surge
Bureau Of Economic Advisors: Still no recession
The bloom is off the rose.
The trend is not his friend.
Paris?.... jail. Britney?....insane. Shit happens.
Liberal AND Proud @ 13:
Take it to the Supreme Court. This was decided during Watergate. Let's see the justices overturn it.
According to a post over at Kos, relying on an article at Business Week, McCain's campaign had an ad ready to go if Sen. Obama did visit the injured troops in Germany. It was going to say that Sen. Obama used the troops for political reasons.
They were going after him no matter what decision he made.
obama has a chance to really repair some frayed relations with the left.
he has given support, pre-campaign season, to the people of ecuador in their fight against chevron. the Ecuador-Chevron dispute is an abomination--in a sane world there would be NO dispute, chevron would have to pay for causing cancer and birth defects in their effort to cut costs, skirt environmental laws and live up to their evil-incarnate reputation.
i think obama's vocal and unflinching support, again, for the people of ecuador, and the ecuadorian justice system would do a lot--at least for me.
and, really, it would be difficult for obama's detractors to make political hay out of obama's support for justice. you put poor, cancer-ridden, peasants on one side and chevron (condi rice's chevron) on the other and you see where the majority of support goes.
please senator obama, make the fight against corporate crimes and support human rights a main aspect of your campaign. you might find that it is also a very winning issue--especially with the amount of grass root support you already have.
Biggest quarterly profit in US history http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ but the 2 dishonest and corrupt oil men in the White House would have you believe the Democrats not allowing drilling in ANWAR is why we are paying $4 at the pump!
mcsame's promise to run an honorable campaign is holding up about as well as his wedding vows to his first wife.
dennis @ 14:
this is something the obama campaign needs to be wary of. of course, the reliance on polling has reached a level of absurdity.
and, you forgot to include some of the "results"... in regards to the "surge" (see, escalation):
Bottom Line
In what could be Gallup's final assessment of the U.S. troop surge in Iraq that started in 2007 and ended earlier this month,
Americans credit the surge with bringing about some progress in Iraq -- but not enough to convince them that the war is
going well for the United States, or that sending troops there initially was the right course of action.
(from the gallup link you provided)
not to mention how silly and predictable the recession link is...
lots of smoke dennis, no fire though
Mr. McCain’s campaign is now under the leadership of members of President Bush’s re-election campaign, including Steve Schmidt, the czar of the Bush war room that relentlessly painted his opponent, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, as effete, elite, and equivocal through a daily blitz of sound bites and Web videos that were carefully coordinated with Mr. Bush’s television advertisements.
The run of attacks against Mr. Obama over the last couple of weeks have been strikingly reminiscent of that drive, including the Bush team’s tactics of seeking to make campaigns referendums on its opponents — not a choice between two candidates — and attacking the opponent’s perceived strengths head-on. Central to the latest McCain drive is an attempt to use against Mr. Obama the huge crowds and excitement he has drawn, including on his foreign trip last week, by promoting a view of him as more interested in attention and adulation than in solving the problems facing American families.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/31/us/politics/31campaign.html?th=&adxnnl...
Ruthless People @ 18:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/01/business/01oil.html?hp
Princess and the reich-wing obsess over Britney and what a single poll says, that's why they'll lose the White House, Senate, and House this year
Obama 292 McCain 195 Ties 51
Senate Dem 57 GOP 43
House Dem 240 GOP 195
I guess the spineless dems have subscribed to the broken government ideology.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Oversight Hearing on Sexual Assault in the Military
Video of the Hearing
http://nationalsecurity.oversight.house.gov/story.asp?ID=2136
Hearing going on right NOW
Jane Hamsher brought our attention to this the other day
http://firedoglake.com/2008/07/28/rape-victims-death-ruled-suicide-by-ar...
Rape Victim’s Death Ruled “Suicide” By Army — Henry Waxman, Where Are You?
By: Jane Hamsher Monday July 28, 2008 11:57 am
Trying to get the Diane Rehm show to cover this topic
contact and ask
drshow@wamu.org go to contact us
princess @ 14:
But, princess, you love your polls...Americans believe there is a recession. But, glad to see though you picked up on the latest White House/Faux "news" talking points that the economy "trend" is so "bloomy" and "rosie". We wouldn't have expected anything less, princess.
http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/general-election/electoral-college-...
Method Obama McCain
Latest Poll Per State 332 203
Survey USA 149 197
Rasmussen Reports 285 189
Quinnipiac 158 24
The bloom is off the rose.
The trend is not his friend.
From Roanoke Times:
(July 31) Questions linger in death of Webb aide
(July 29) Webb staff aide Hutchins is found shot dead
Obama is hitting 50% in the polls now
The bloom is off the rose.
The trend is not McGrampa's friend.
So we've got a choice in this election. We can either choose a new direction, or we can keep on doing the same things we’ve been doing. Now my opponent, John McCain, thinks that we’re basically on the right track. [Boos from audience.] He does. He’s said our economy has made great progress in the last eight years. [Laughter.] He’s embraced the Bush economic policies and promises to continue them. Same policies as George Bush -- he wants to continue the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, and he wants to put another $300 billion in tax cuts on the table for corporations. [Audience member yells: "why not small businesses?"] Well, why not small busineses? Because he thinks it's okay the way things are going right now. Let me tell you, we can't afford to keep on doing more of the same and that's why I'm running for President of the United States of America. [Standing ovation.]
http://www.jedreport.com/2008/07/barack-obama--2.html
74% of Americans hold negative views about the economy.
The bloom is off the rose.
The trend is not McGrampa’s friend.
Samson- @ 17:
Obama's Support for the Ecuadorian's Fight Against Chevron:
Chevron Lobbyist: ‘We Can’t Let Little Countries Screw Around With Big Companies’
McSame, who's nothing like Bush, using the same liars, smearers and swiftboaters of the Bush campaign against John Kerry. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/01/business/01oil.html?hp
Dr. Hussein Matt @ 23:
i think i missed something... what is this britney nonsense about?
MountainMan23 @ 32:
ahh, great link--thanks!
Not really a Dr. Hussein Matt @ 29:
Gallup Daily tracking poll: Crumble- Obama's lead now down to just a single point
Not really a Dr. Hussein Matt @ 29:
Crazy like a fox McGrampa has gained 8 points on the wunderkind Hope and Change candidate in the last four days.
That is a trend. And it's not a good one for Obama.
E. coli conservatism strikes again!
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