Polled Americans Unfairly Cite Panama John’s (very) Old Age, Bad Judgment, And Horrible Campaign Misconduct As Good Enough Reason To Ride “The (so-called) Good Ship Obama “O” Biden”
I could not be more ashamed of my fellow Americans who are so willing to jump ship from the McCain-Palin ticket for the Obama-Obiden ticket simply because they are running a dirt-laden, filthy campaign; his “clouded” (at times) judgment and last but not least; the badly-misguided notion that a ninety-three-year-old (or something like that) Arizonana Panamanian gentleman cannot run a country better than a guy who goes “pallin’ around with terr’ists” can. Hellooooo!
Look — we have TWO two-hundred choices for the presidency this year and out of two two-hundred presidential candidates, only ONE has been accused of “pallin’ around with terr’ists” thus far and folks — his name ain’t Señor Juan Sidney McCain either. THINK about that one for a moment. And — consider the source remember, this “pallin’ around with terr’ist” stuff was originally broken by my beloved former classmate from Wasilla, Alaska, and foreign policy expert, Sarah Barracuda Heath-Palin, too. Without her input, we’d have not known of Señor McCain’s direct ties to his campaign CEO and Fanny Mae/Freddy Mac lobbyist Barry O-Bomber’s direct ties to Bill Ayers of The Weathermen.
Folks, there comes a time when you MUST put politics ahead of country and our Panamanian “war hero” has done this, knowing full well, by serving bipartisan politics ahead of country on a temporary basis will eventually lead America to his “Utopic America” where the Citizens actually WILL “put America first”. I know that sounds oxymoronic to many, but remember, we are talking about the words and visions of an Octogenarian Wise Man and Panamanian Psychic here…
Just because Señor McCain can sometimes come off as an ill-tempered, ungentlemanly, lying, old codger with alzsheimer’s disease doesn’t mean this is a good time to elect a “Mooslim Terr’ist”, does it? Pull your heads out, my fellow Americans.
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A roundup of my personal “faves” on this topic from around the Blogospheres — again — just “snips” — please read the entire post. If they weren’t worth reading in their entirety, I’d not be recommending them to ya’: Marc Ambinder of The Atlantic reminds us Pew “… has some of the best cross-tabs in the business… “; Andrew Sullivan of The Daily Dish can’t help but to take a [well-deserved] jab at The Weekly Standard’s Bill Kristol; Kyle E. Moore of Comments From Left Field cautions we “Lefties” not to get TOO excited about today’s polls; Justin Gardner of Donklephant says this all gets down to ONE word, “confidence“; CA Pol Junkie of The Left Coaster goes into an impressive Real Clear Politics-ish breakdown of not only the referenced poll but even more recent polls and predictions
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8:20 pm on October 21st, 2008 1
Yes, yes, but the bright side is that the old coot still has enough gleam in his eye to get that old beauty queen to pal around with him. You have to admit, even if no one wants to trust him with the car, the nursing staff things he strikes a dashing feature. And he’s got the scars to prove it!
10:15 pm on October 21st, 2008 2
Well I do not know what to say. I know Obama will not save the day.
I think I will run from this election. I hear Swiss women are nice.
12:19 am on October 22nd, 2008 3
[...] Sure McCain is cranky enough to play both parts in Grumpy Old Men. Maybehe’slost a step in the run and that’s why he’s lost his lead among those who eat no later than 5 PM. [...]
6:46 am on October 22nd, 2008 4
Yes we should be ashamned that we’re not voting for 90%McSame and his Alaskan cutie who is govenour of the biggest welfare state out of the fifty. After all Warren Buffet made it clear a few days ago in his quote (a little paraphrasing here); that “—- is right. There is class warfare and it’s my class that’s waging it. the wealthly class. And we’re winning”.
So we should be shamned, shamned that we don’t want to give the rest of our money to those poor rich who just want it all. After all they know how to spend it much better than we do and some of it may actually trickle down to the rest of us.
8:58 am on October 22nd, 2008 5
Anyone who has lived through more than one Presidential election knows that Democrats always over-poll in the days leading up to the election. As GTL is found of prognosticating, I’ll steal a page from him playbook.
Sen. Obama has over-polled more than any other candidate, based on the primaries. The good senator needs to be at least 7 points ahead in any given battleground state to be reasonably confident of victory. That would also be 7 points based on the final weekend polls, where the polling firms try to drop the Democratic bias to lay some claim to accuracy for the next cycle. National polls are fairly meaningless, since even if everyone in Califonia votes for Sen. Obama, he still only gets the 50 odd electoral votes.
I’m concerned that Sen. Barack Hussein Obama has not yet closed the sale with America. I’m even more concerned that we’re getting close to the point that the Clinton’s may launch their “October surprise”. My advice for the senator is stay with the positive message, close the deal, and watch your back. With any luck we’ll have a President Obama come Nov.5.
3:54 pm on October 23rd, 2008 6
“Anyone who has lived through more than one Presidential election knows that Democrats always over-poll in the days leading up to the election.”
Then during exit polls, more people say they voted Democratic, but somehow the votes seem to add up for the Republican. If we had UN troops supervising our elections, they would declare them null and void.
4:11 pm on October 23rd, 2008 7
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