Git Yer Veepstakes Rumor-Mongering Here
By Nicole Belle Thursday Aug 21, 2008 4:40pmMark Halperin does it again:
Two Republicans close to the situation say McCain has apparently settled on Mitt Romney as his running mate. [..]
Developing...
Nice Drudgian touch at the end, Mark. Of course, Halperin pulled down the page saying that the Veep was going to be Dick Lugar just a little bit before, which appeared to be based on nothing more Lugar endorsing McCain. Brilliant. Obviously, still wishing to not blow his "MSM Maker of Conventional Wisdom" title, Halperin updated with this weasel:
And/but:
NY Times: "People close to the [McCain] campaign also floated a wild-card choice, Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American commander in Iraq."
Give me a break. Either report the news as it happens or start calling yourself Miss Cleo. This wild guessing is insulting to our intelligence.
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If he pick Petreus...who will continue the 'success' in Iraq?
Hot dog! With Mit as McCain's VP, that gives me still another reason to vote for Obama.
i've got a perfect running maye his name is LUCIFER
ment -mate
Why are you guys reading his crap anyway? This is like reporting on every stupid thing Ann Coulter has to say.
People are being paid to keep us on the knife-edge of suspense. Yawn.
" This wild guessing is insulting to our intelligence. "
As opposed to whatever else the media spews on the American public. The news media has been insulting my intelligence since the 1980's.
Jesus Hussein Christ @ 5:
it's better than working
I thought Romney was an elitist, and was in a, you know-- weird religion, kinda like Obama.
If it is Romney I hope his dog gets a vote.
I don't think McCain's going to make his choice until Obama announces his.
I would entirelly believe that someone close to the campaign would float that name out there. By floating the name they lend the impression that Petreius supports McCain, and it also generates buzz that takes away from Obama's VP. Pretty smart, but pretty shameless as I am sure that he has never been seriously considered.
beancounter @ 9:
True dat, but weird white religions are less threatening to merikuns.
I think Gone InSane should select Ronald Reagan. Cuz I want to see his defenders in the media rationalize the decision to pick a deceased ex-president who wouldn't even be eligible were he alive.
You know they would.
And I want to see how many of InSane's supporters would still support him after a move that revealed for all to see just how fucking crazy he is.
You know some of them would.
Jo @ 10:
Came here to say something similar.
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.."
Mahatma Gandhi (1869 - 1948)
If McCain or his team had ANY brains, the would get Ron Paul...they would win handily!!
Karen @ 14:
Thank you, Lewis Black.
if mitt gets the nod there will a lot of jello parties(a mormon favorite)in utah,nevada and orange county
Please, please, PLEASE!!! ANYBODY but Romney! That snake-oil salesman getting ANYWHERE near the White House sends shivers down my spine!
Darth_Romney @ 19:
Anybody??? Like Cheney?
bushisaliar @ 3:
with the crap campaign Obama's running - and his land/speed record run to the right after getting the nod - McCain can pick Lucifer, Charles Manson, or Usama bin Laden as his runningmate and still win.
FISA, offshore drilling - I think next Obama will say that the star wars initiative is a great idea
Jay Severin Has A Small Pen1s @ 1:
Well, did you hear??? The surge was such a "success" that the Chimperor has established a timeline for the troops to come home! So Field Marshall Petraeus' job is done and he can now return and run for the second highest office in the land, with another POW--eeerrrrr, I mean War Hero--McSame!
P-Soul @ 21:
Wow... I feel dumber from having read that.
Tom @ 17:
;) Ok, so I "borrowed" a bit. Though Black wanted all of us to elect Reagan again to scare the terrorists into being afraid of fighting a country that psychotic.
:)
Tom @ 15:
"Whatsoever you do to the least of my brethren, you do also unto me." Jesus Christ
Karen @ 24:
Great minds think alike.
Oh god I hope he chooses Romney. I hate the Mormons, and I am not alone.
This is hilarious really. Evangelicals hate McCain, but Hate Romney even more.
I guess McCain and Romney will be baiting the pro-war, racist, bumper-sticker boys who think they're conservative, but have no true morals.
If Obama now picks Hillary, this is going to be the worst election ever. Just watch Nader and Barr get a decent showing.
Tom @ 23:
yep - stick your head in the sand - maybe it will all go away
Jo @ 25:
"The needs of the many, outweigh the needs of thew few." Mr. Spock
Gary @ 28:
Aren't likely.
P-Soul @ 29:
Ya I'll do that, but first pull your head out of your ass.
P-Soul @ 21:
no disrespect i'm trying to decide if i agree wth you..
i have a question though could you be wrong about your
absolute assessment of obama's campaign strategy? just asking?
Hattie @ 27:
What a lovely sentiment. Hate does not become our side of the political spectrum.
I've no particular fondness for the Mormon religion -- it's no crazier than most of the other religions dominating our discourse and politics -- but I'm hardly keen on hating Mormon people.
Tom @ 30:
Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner!
My God, just think of the new hole that Joe Biden(?????) would rip into Rommey's behind!!
Bushman and Plasticman - What a duo!
Tom @ 30:
"You say you want a revolution..." Beatles
Gary @ 28:
Don't be so quick to celebrate, because there's only one thing that could make these whackos put aside their hatred for McSame, Mitt Flopney and the Mormon--and that's the possibility of a black Democrat for President!
Karen @ 34:
No lie.
Hey, Karen. Haven't had time to respond yet, but I will. Thanks.
RobertD @ 39:
Thanks for the backup.
And....no worries. We'll chat soon. :)
"Wow… I feel dumber from having read that."
Ooh, wow, a new low!! Keep working at it.. you'll get there someday...
Karen @ 14:
First off, that would be st. ronnie, need to show the proper disrespect to that old senile with Alzheimers traitorous fool.
Secondly, don't underestimate the stupidity of republicks. I have seen some posting (in a serious tone) that we should re-animate st. ronnie's corpse as he would be a "kick ass president".
Personally I would like to see the st. ronnie skull jockstrap award given to republicks. Have a golden/silver/bronze skull shaped jockstrap (you know they would love to skull f* their hero) and a special color for the most treasonous republick.
At least now Charlie Crist can call off the wedding.
all hail the hypno toad @ 42:
That picture of McNutters and Romroid remind me of Gumby and Pokey.
Jo @ 37:
"What, me worry?" Alfred E. Neuman
NBC Nightly News said the VP would be Lieberman.
How many VPs can McCain have?
Yo, E Rocks! @ 47:
4? Well assuming he embraces mormonism (pre revelation that only one wife was acceptable).
september/october surprise pull bin laden and reagan out of the freezer
Andy K Jong Il @ 46:
"What we have here is a failure to communicate." Captain in Cool Hand Luke (Strother Martin)
drudge is splashing that it's EB for BO
ughhh....i'm gonna puke....
i hope just has the scoop wrong
Mitt is the Shitt
"People close to the [McCain] campaign..."
Seriously? How many thousand people are there who are ACTUALLY INVOLVED in the McCain campaign? You're really scraping the bottom of the barrel if this is the best blind attribution you can come up with. Close how? Any reporter covering McCain would qualify under this umbrella attribution, and we all know how the media likes to talk about themselves.
And right on - the entire VP speculation game is insulting to our intelligence, but the same is true for 98% of the clownish behavior of our millionaire press corps.
McCain/lifeless mannequin 08 !
Jo @ 50:
"Any dictator would admire the uniformity and obedience of the American media", Noam Chomsky
all hail the hypno toad @ 48:
Hee hee. I was thinking they'd say something like, "Corporations have many vice presidents, and this country should be run like a business." But the polygamy reference is funnier. :)
Progressive Libertarian @ 53:
Just wanted to say......I love your moniker!
Its Bayh and Portman.
Yawn.
constituent @ 33:
could I be wrong? sure. am I? I don't think so. he's doing the same crap that Gore did in 2000. he has no problem with the Dembots who could care less about who gets elected as long as there is a (D) after their name (scroll up and find the people who "feel dummer", etc. though I don't think they could get any dumber) - he needs to win the progressives who actually care what a candidate stands for instead of trying to win voters from the right. this "middle of the road" crap is the exact behavior that republicans turn into "flip flopper". it makes him look weak. it makes him look like he's trying to appeal to everybody. did Bush try to appeap to everybody? is McCain trying to appeal to everybody? that's why they win. thats why they will continue to win
Jo @ 50:
If you were convinced that by having your lips surgically removed, you would end the clubbing of innocent baby harp seals, would you consider seeking psychiatric help? ---Book of Stupid Questions
drudge says it bayh....obama is bye bye....
remember, as despicable and dishonest as drudge is, he does get some scoops
Reporter: Hey Mitt, how many wives do you have?
Mitt: Well I don't know exactly?
Jo @ 50:
"You magnificent bastard...I READ YOUR BOOK!" General George Patton (George C. Scott), Patton
The VeePstakes speculation has gone so wild this year, that each candidate is essentially standing on the North Pole. No matter which direction he walks, it's south. At this point, every choice is a bad one, and each will be trying to pick the person who will hurt him least.
Unless Obama can find the candidate who can simultaneously re-energize the progressive base and reassure the "he's not one of us and he's inexperienced, and I don't think beyond that" camp. Is there such a person?
Leadership @ 55:
"Optimism is the content of small men in high places." F.Scott Fitzgerald
Oh please let it be Mitt. Everything GOP he touched has gone down the crapper. The GOP in Mass is practically a fringe group now thanks to him. The RGA went backwards when he was president of that organization (all those lost R Governorships across the country while he was running it). And the Mass economy started improving when he left office...
He'll be the ruination of the GOP at last, so please let it be Mitt the elephant killer as the VP pick for Johnny Mac.
What is the deal with Romney's face in that picture! It's so dark the GOP might think he's a Crayzee Muslim Islamofascist!
Jo @ 65:
I DRINK YOR MILKSHAKE!
Marcelo @ 67:
Heh, it's Mittens the Pander Bear we're talking about here. The guy who tried to sing Who Let the Dogs? Out to black kids. Perhaps they were in a minority neighborhood, so he put on some makeup to fit in.
Mitt is too great of a choice for McSame to pick him.
Lieberman would also be awesome, since we are talking about fantasy land here.
Karen @ 64:
yes-- clark or clinton or feingold
Please Jesus! Let it be Mittens!! He's more gay friendly than Ted Kennedy and I think he personally performed an abortion.
Karen @ 34:
Have you ever had to relocate because of the harassment you've endured at the hands of the mor(m)ons? Have you ever watched the little mor(m)on children chucking stones at your car and gone outside to see that their mother was coaching them? Have you ever had "missionaries" knock on your door five times a day and had to call the police to get them to stop?
Try having this happen to YOU; all for having a "Bush Lied" sticker on your bumper.
Some people are worthy of hate.
Karen @ 64:
Dwight D. Eisenhower?
He'd get the cryongenic vote you referenced earlier.
Drudge is saying it's Bayh for Obama. Apparently the bumper stickers are being printed.
Andy K Jong Il @ 68:
"I only drink to make other people seem interesting." George Jean Nathan
bubba @ 75:
you mean bye bye for obama....
all this drama over somebody so undeserving and uninspiring.....yikes......
i think (pray) drudge is wrong
PICK SOMEBODY for crying out loud , so we don't have to hear that MONO - TONE wolf blitzer and his constant , nonstop speculation and idiotic assertions . Obama-" Is his Tease going to far " ..."Will he have a secret administration" ..
I could not for the longest of times, stand to look at or listen to, gwb. It has become the same way for me, for ANY republican, saying ANYTHING. I cannot stand to listen to ANYTHING they have to say AT ALL! They move their lips, we get nothing but MORE LIES!
THEY are "the" TERRORISTS, who have taken over this country. They don't live in caves or holes in the ground. They own mega-monoplies, they ride in limos, attend or belong to secret societies, wear clothes and shoes that cost six months+ min wages, pay nothing for their costs of living, and don't recall exactly how much property they own (they pay others to keep track of that).
They don't want MOST of it. The BEST of it. They WANT IT ALL!
Marcelo @ 67:
nah..... Considering the popularity of Obama, McCain thought it a good idea to have an african american on the ticket.
bubba @ 75:
Does this look like a real campaign bumper sticker?
This is exactly my point. The media needs to STFU until there is an actual person named. Remember that quaint little tenet of journalism called "CONFIRMATION"??? Either they are journalists and they confirm before they run or they openly admit they're playing psychic.
This kind of breathless guessing and throwing any name to the wall to see if it sticks is not helpful.
ohio progressive @ 77:
I have a hard time Bayh-ing this--if Obama were going to pick someone so conservative, I'd think he'd go all the way and pick a moderate Republican. I can see him picking Lugar (although Lugar has already endorsed McCain) or Hagel, but not Bayh. Too Dan Quayle. Going milquetoast isn't really Obama's MO.
bubba @ 75:
I'm just hopin' that Obama is using some of his money-cushion to play a bit of sleight-of-hand, if that's the case, bubba.
I think that Obama's team will look the latest VA polling trends before he makes a choice. Kaine seemed effective on the stump down there this week. And if you're basing the VP choice on which VP candidate can deliver his state, I'd take Kaine, 'cause VA has more EC votes, iirc.
Nicole Belle @ 81:
looks about as real as that dead bigfoot
have faith, it will be clark, clinton, feingold
I do not know Richard Abanes but I will gladly whore his book,"One Nation under Gods." It is about the faith and history of mormonism. Did you know that good mor(m)on men get to be the "God" of their own planet when they die? THAT is a special kind of arrogance. The mor(m)on wives don't get to be goddesses though.
They get to be "Mrs. God" and be in an eternal state of pregnancy, giving birth to all of the "little souls" that will inhabit hubby god's planet.
Kind of a metaphysical termite queen...
Platform - Magic underwear for everyone!!
Mitt is a plastic entity and an animal abuser.
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There ought to be a paid staff position within Obama's campaign for a person who deliberately feeds Matt Drudge blatantly false information.
"Yeah, this is so-and-so. I've got a scoop for you. It's Ann Veneman. No, seriously, it is. I wouldn't lie to you. Just don't say where you got it. Bumper stickers are being printed right now."
81 Nicole Belle Says: bubba @ 75:
Drudge is saying it’s Bayh for Obama. Apparently the bumper stickers are being printed.
Does this look like a real campaign bumper sticker?
This is exactly my point. The media needs to STFU until there is an actual person named. Remember that quaint little tenet of journalism called “CONFIRMATION”???
_____________________________________________________________________
Confirmation is when you receive the Holy Spirit
Or an unholy running-mate.
Jo @ 76:
This.
Obama/Godot '09!
Mick Piobr @ 73:
No, but in the area I went to high school, I was routinely harassed for being from a Jewish family and professing disbelief in religion altogether. It would even go so far as threats against me and my family, and on more than one occasion, entailed some physical violence.
I have also been on the receiving end of hatred for my sexuality, and have seen gay friends beaten severely, and on one occasion, witnessed a transgendered woman arrested, ostensibly for prostitution, though all she did was make the mistake of telling the police officer who asked her what time it was.
Somehow, I still manage not to hate all Christians, straight people or cops.
Personally, no. In my neighborhood, Mormon people were a-plenty, and they and their families treated us with more respect than the many Baptists. When one of my Baptist "friends" at school called me "a fucking kike" during a typically immature fight we were having, his parents told him they didn't mind the word "kike," but punished him for swearing. (I don't hate Baptists either.)
More to the point, though, I have seen white parents cheer on their children as they taunt black kids; know of stories of Jewish kids being coached by their parents to hate Arabs and Persians -- sadly sometimes within my own family; and had a bunch of fucked up Republican kids throw rocks at my car for having a Clinton/Gore sticker on it, much to the glee of their onlooking guardians.
Where I live now, it's the Jehovah's Witnesses, though thankfully, I have not had to call the police.
As I hope you can see, I have had that happen to me -- only the details are different. And that's the main point. Your argument reminds me of a father of a young Latina girl I once tutored in History. His daughter had tragically been raped by an African American boy. So, he hated all African Americans.
Perhaps there are some individuals worthy of hate. Bush? Cheney? Maybe.
But to hate an entire group of people? Sorry, no room in my heart for hatred.
Mick Piobr @ 85:
You'll get no argument from me that Mormom cosmology is silly and arrogant. I'm not so sure it's a special kind of arrogance, though.
Imagine that something close to 50% of the country (I think) literally believes that, upon their death, simply for believing the right stories, they will enjoy an eternity of bliss somehow uninterrupted by the knowledge that some of their loved ones who dared to doubt are sentenced to an eternity in the most exquisite torture chamber imaginable. Another staggering percentage believe that, in the next 10 to 20 years, they will be bodily raptured into the sky from where they will be able to mock those of us "left behind." This ain't the Mormons I'm talkin' about,
To me, it's all nonsense. All religions. But I don't hate religious people.
On Hardball, as I type, Andrea Mitchell is speculating it's Biden and the bumper stickers were faked...ha.
Read Sonia Johnson's book about her treatment as a lesbian woman Mormon. Yikes! Those people are serious.
I understand that in the afterlife, Mormon men are given their wives's secret names so they can call them, but the wives aren't given the husbands' secret names, so the husbands can get away from their wives if they choose.
Well, if it's not bayh, Ill be happy. I really like Biden, always have. He's just too blunt to get elected as the president.
Karen @ 91 You are a better person than I am. The worst of it was having my son come home literally beaten bloody for his parents political views. I ended up having to drive him to school every day. Not always easy when you are disabled. One one occasion, my son was beaten up on MLK day for "hanging out with w**backs and n**gers.
Then there was the morning ritual of picking the garbage out of my yard, stumbling about with my walking stick.
They thought that the five-times-a-day missionaries were especially funny on the days that I was having difficulty walking.
I received my injury as a firefighter/paramedic. I chose that field because I wanted to leave the world a slightly better place; I thought that my background as a critical care nurse would help me to establish a paramedic program in a city that needed one. (it did) I treated all patients with respect and dignity. I never thought that I could hate.
Your refusal to hate the oppressor makes you the better person, no doubt; mazel tov.
But I relate this because I want people to understand that mor(m)onism isn't about cute little Donnie and Marie. It is a cult that prophesizes the downfall of the US government "when the Constitution is hanging by a thread." This will be succeeded by a mor(m)on theocracy.
They are very excited about the things that the Bush Junta has accomplished.
I dread this cult.
Karen @ 92:
I don't hate religious people. My brother, a Minister of the American Baptist Church, is writing in the kitchen at the moment. We buy him an airline ticket at least once a year so he can have a visit. We share most political views. He never preaches at me.
If, someday, your children are beaten for YOUR beliefs ( I sincerely hope that is NOT the case) you may better understand how I feel.
who i want it to be:
obama/feingold
obama/kucinich
the order in which i like the 5 names being floated by the press:
tim kaine
evan bayh
joe biden
kathleen sebellius
chet edwards
who i'm guessing it will be: obama/bayh
versus mccain/romney
bullfrog @ 98:
The thought of an Obama/Kucinich ticket gives me a...umm...religious experience!!
No matter who McCain picks, it will be Dumb and Dumber, against Mr Nice Guy, and Mr(Ms) See No Evil.
Mick Piobr @ 96:
No, I'm not. I try to project my best self on public forums such as this, but often fail in that regard.
I am so sorry to hear about all of that. Truly. For whatever its worth, I have, for the past many years, struggled with an arthritic condition that rendered it very difficult for me to walk, open doors, tie my shoes, etc. While I have not endured the kind of prejudice you describe, I have suffered a different kind -- at the hands of an academic institution (a prestigious, top-10 law school, no less) -- that treated me deplorably for it, breaking every disability law on the books. I'll refrain from belaboring everything they did to me. Suffice it to say, I had to take legal action against them. I mention it only to relate to your emotions, if on an imperfect level. I have, at times, felt hatred for everyone involved, and by association, everyone who worked for the school.
I try not to, though.
To paraphrase the great Clarence Darrow, no sin is more savagely punished than that.
I suppose I am inspired somewhat by relatives (now deceased) who survived the Holocaust, and who admonished me never to hate the hater in return. I do not mean to judge your very human and understandable reaction. But I would rather it not be advocated as a part of a political campaign.
Oh, I have no problem exposing people's genuine beliefs for what they are. While I would rather hatred not be part of political campaigns, I am more than angry about Romney's -- and even fellow progressives' -- earlier perversion of the "no religious test" clause. You know, the argument that inquiring about Romney's religious beliefs and how they would affect his presidency was off limits under the Constitution. Nonsense! They're relevant. They matter. We must know what they are.
My partner is currently getting her masters degree. Although not religious herself, she was recruited by a Christian university -- they offered her a scholarship she couldn't refuse -- as a kind of "see, we don't hate gay people" tokenism. This is not a Liberty University-type fanatical school that denies reality. It's a respected educational institution. Because she is studying neurology and behavioral genetics, and seeks to be a counselor, she had hoped that her exposure to more religious people would help her understand religious people she would have to help in her career. She is on the cusp of graduation, and now experience the full thrust of the school's prejudices. They are blocking her in every way possible, with members of the faculty letting her know that her lifestyle defies god as they put one more roadblock after another in front of her.
Why am I relating this? I see moments of hatred in her as well. I do understand. I do succumb to those emotions myself. I do not mean to hold myself out as holier-than-thou (irony intended). But I'd rather hatred as a political force be the province of the Busheviks.
Karen @ 101; we probably are in agreement, for the most part. It's hard to reign in the kneejerk reflex when I hear the M word.
You seem to be saying "Don't hate the hater lest you become him."
This is correct, I think.
But bloody difficult at times.
McCain, who ya gonna go wit'?
Is it gonna be that Mitt?
Johnny, who ya gonna pick?
Please -- not another Dick
Drudge Report is promoting a headline that the Obama VP nominee is Bayh. claiming that a campaign media manufacturer is printing Obama/Bayh material.
Bayh is also a Neocon.
Do you feel had?
Ways that Bayh is a neocon: from Prisonplanet
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
To get back to the original topic, and to add fuel to the fire......
Obama / Edwards? No, not that Edwards. This one.
TB @ 104; like I needed an excuse for a beer. I'm gonna wait for the official announcement before I flip out on that one.
Should it come to pass I will take the advice of my spousal unit and get my passport in order.
Truth B Told @ 104:
This is where I stop to ask if this isn't that group that gets together to feast on the flesh of Christian babies. Or is it the world's most elite, high-stakes jarts tournament?
Mick Piobr @ 106:
I've already got mine.
the beer and the passport.
If this is true, it shows unequivocally that Obama is a sock-puppet for the elite.
Truth B Told @ 108:
Ohh, for chrissakes. Get drunk and leave- that's the way to fight 'em!
BTW, where in the hell do you plan on going where the Bilderberg Group won't getchya?
McCain, considering the type of campaign he has run so far, should pick Pee Wee Herman as his VP.
Andy K Jong Il @ 109:
Tana Tuva?
MSNBC says Bayh and Kaine have been told they are out.
Mick Piobr @ 111:
To get there you have to find the Isle of Mu and turn left, correct?
bubba @ 112:
Don't care if it's MSNBC or Drudge. I ain't buyin' it 'til it's official, bubba.
Andy K Jong Il @ 113:
Yeah, but ya gotta talk to the King of the Cows first.
Actually, if memory serves, it is on the border of Mongolia and Russia. They make really gnarly music by throat singing. Maybe they could use a crippled piper in their band.
Obama is running an awful campaign. Face it folks.
The dumb McCain is in sink with the American voter.
He will win because Obama is not the same guy that
ran a great campaign against Hillary. Too bad. Same old
high road shit & pandering to the right. Well, Hillary would
have won but Democrats love a loser & with Obama you
got your wish. :(
Mick Piobr @ 115:
Oh, Tuva! It's part of Russia. Still not safe from black helicopters. Love the throat singing, though. Just saw Mongol at the moviehouse, and there was a bit of it in there.
My mom is always talking about exercising her right of return to the Republic of Ireland if abortion is ever banned her. Then I point out that abortion is illegal there, too.
Also tell her that leaving the country is the coward's way out. Don't like the government? Fight to change it.
Ratface @ 116:
Nah - Hillary woulda lost. She has two X chromosomes. Obama has too much melanin. Edwards has a stray banana. Kucinich has too much of a realistic outlook and wants to reign in corporations.
I'm just gonna hold my nose and vote for Obama in the (probably vain) hope that SCOTUS won't gain anymore fascists.
I hope that Obama chooses wisely; the running mate solution foxes me.
ADULT DIAPERS / MAGICAL UNDERWEAR '08!
I love it.
Andy K Jong Il @ 117:
It used to be called Tana Tuva. Didn't know that they changed it. You would like the movie "Genghis Blues."
Look, I respect your posts (admire, even) but just how in the hell are you going to fight these fascists? They make up the rules as they go along and now they have destroyed due process and whatever else that they don't like about the Constitution.
Don't get me wrong; I get to most of the antiwar/McCain demonstrations here in PHX.
But that isn't fighting; it's demonstrating.
How do you fight it?
It's not over yet. He could still bring the Democratic coalition together.
I don't think it is anyone's wish to have our country keep going down
this road any longer.
In some ways however it isn't about how good a campaign anyone
runs, its about how bone stupid the average voter wants to be.
If the majority of American voters want to bring about hell on earth
they can just vote for John McCain.
Oh well, I'm off to the friday night gig. It's been interesting. As always.
Mick Piobr @ 119:
You besiege it. You starve it. How do you starve a corporation?
The suspense and build up has been masterful, shrewd, dare I say brilliant. Too damn bad if the talking heads are frustrated. Now the announcement is made and the MSM only has enough time to cover Obama in Springfield with his running mate, with not enough time before the convention starts to receive their republican talking points criticizing the selection. (Did we really want to hear republican smears of the running mate from our "liberal" press corp for two weeks prior to the convention?) It's been a great offense. And Obama wins, regardless of who he chooses.
rule one of double dating, never go with somebody better looking than yourself.
Romney makes McCain look like he has one foot in the grave, or seriously drained of blood.
Aaron @ 119:
lol :)
Truth B Told @ 104:
Ummmmmmm, no.
Why? Because both Kaine and Bayh have reported they've received phone called from Obama stating they are NOT THE VP CANDIDATE. So...The Drudge Report is full of crap, and trying to stir shit up.
OBAMA/DURDEN 08
"This is my world, now. This is my world, my world, and those ancient people are dead."
I love the "And/but". Is there a better English word? Any other language?
P-Soul @ 21:
Please stay home then. LOOK. Nobody is PERFECT. If you don't like Obama. Stay the Blank-Home.
So if Romney is the VP, will he make Lieberman - Secretary of Defense?
Biden...Oh, well...Maybe this is the "opening act" school of thought, as in, "next to this guy, I'm exciting!"
Kahoneez @ 78:
The entire mainstream media with the exception of Countdown with Keith Olbermann is totally sickening!
Drudge as usual, is talking out of his ass. It's been announced. Joe Biden. Let the whining begin.
The good thing about Biden is that he would kill Romney in the debate.
Mitt and McCain: a world of pain.
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