If it were a mannequin of Barack Obama...
it would be racist. Fortunately, it's just a mannequin of Sarah Palin that's strung up in a noose.
So that's OK.
Labels: Election 2008, Obama
"Your guilty conscience may force you to vote Democratic, but deep down inside you secretly long for a cold-hearted Republican to lower taxes, brutalize criminals, and rule you like a king." - Sideshow Bob
it would be racist. Fortunately, it's just a mannequin of Sarah Palin that's strung up in a noose.
Labels: Election 2008, Obama
Mickey Kaus has information that the Democrats, if Barack Obama wins, will be introducing card-check legislation for the unions.
Labels: Election 2008, Unions
Wow, now we're seeing portraits of Obama on T-shirts.
Labels: Election 2008, Obama
Criticizing John McCain's pick of Gov. Sarah Palin for his VP, saying "today, John McCain put the former mayor of a town of 9,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency", is more than ironic.
Labels: Election 2008, Obama
Leave it to the Democrats to overspend and overlegislate something until it becomes a disaster.
Labels: Election 2008
It's crap like this that keeps disadvantaged minorities where they are: disadvantaged.
Patrice C. Queen, a freelance writer from East New York, Brooklyn, and a volunteer for Mr. Powell’s campaign, was especially upset that Mr. Towns had continued to back Mrs. Clinton even after her supporters made what she said were racially charged comments about Mr. Obama.Pathetic. I imagine if T-Pain or Flo Rida were running for President, Ms. Queen would say the same thing.
To her, the reason black leaders like Mr. Towns stuck with Mrs. Clinton was obvious. “Racial self-hatred,” said Ms. Queen, who is black. “It was as if they were saying: ‘We people of color are not ready yet. We’re not ready to be in the White House.’ Self-hatred does that to you.”
Labels: Election 2008, Race
Hmmm...this from WaPo:
Mr. Obama said that "if there would be a Democratic administration, it will not take any irresponsible, reckless, sudden decisions or action to endanger your gains, your achievements, your stability or security. Whatever decision he will reach will be made through close consultation with the Iraqi government and U.S. military commanders in the field."
Labels: Election 2008, flip-flop, Obama
So Barack Obama has backed out of a pledge to use public finances for the general election now that he has a lot of money coming in through the door.
Labels: Election 2008, McCain, Obama
Is it me, or is Joe Biden the most reasonable person about foreign policy among the Democratic field?
Labels: Debates, Election 2008