Sarah Palin... Just made me throw up a little.

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Saw this fabulous bumper sticker while out to dinner tonight.
I just had to stop and take a picture.

You know what they say... take a picture, it lasts longer.

:-)

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Oh Fred, that is perfect!!! I went and voted today, it was the first day for early voting here in Florida. I had to wait in line for an hour!! This was at 4 this afternoon and they said it had been this way all day. I think that is a very good sign. It is always fun to listen to others talking while in line! I believe that many there were Obama supporters!!! YAY
 
Terry...

Thanks for your report from the field. Great news. It's encouraging to hear, first hand, that large numbers of people are participating in other parts of the country. In 2000 and 2004 the press predicted there would be record voter turnout, which didn't happen. In 2000 it was 55% and in 2004 it was 61% (a little better). If we reach 65%, which some pollsters are predicting, it would be the highest turnout since at least 1948.

Fred and Greg, love the photos. Thanks for sharing.

Mike
 
YAY!

Awesome news!
Awesome Pictures!
Peter, you need to get out of your minority mentality, it is obvious that it will not work for you. Time is ticking....
Brent
 
An Action Figure We Can Believe In

Greg - that is a fantastic photo - thanks for posting.

My sister and mother were up in Minneapolis over the weekend. I have no idea where they found this - but to be fair the store also stocked the McCain GI-Joe as well.

I was told though there were very few Obama's left on the shelf and plenty of McCain to go around.

Ben

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Now this will really make you want to ........

NEW YORK – Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin says she supports a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, a break with John McCain who has said he believes states should be left to define what marriage is.

In an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network, the Alaska governor said she had voted in 1998 for a state amendment banning same sex marriage and hoped to see a federal ban on such unions.

"I have voted along with the vast majority of Alaskans who had the opportunity to vote to amend our Constitution defining marriage as between one man and one woman. I wish on a federal level that's where we would go. I don't support gay marriage," Palin said. She said she believed traditional marriage is the foundation for strong families.
 
She is a trip Terry!

Here she is in her own words about this matter. Short Video!
She talks in circles.
Brent

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Sarah Palin just made me throw up a little bit more!

It seems as if she's now gone public with her contention that a constitutional amendment is necessary to "protect" straight marraige from gay marraige. Even McCain has said no to that one.

I will never, ever understand how people in presumably happy and secure straight marraiges can work so hard to deny others the benefits that they have. It is so very ungracious, and certainly inconsistent with the message of state's rights and limited government that we always hear from Republicans.
 
In defense of American women

The whole Sarah Palin thing continues to fascinate
me.

Who picked her and why?

And what does their choice say about their regard
(or lack of it) for the American people in general
and American women in particular.

Clearly, McCain didn't pick her.

He didn't even know who she was and had never met her.

So who did? And what were they thinking?

Is their contempt for Americans really that deep
or are they just unspeakably stupid?

Meanwhile, here are two intelligent, informed,
well-spoken young women from Alaska revealing
more abut the reality of Sarah Palin in five
minutes than hours and hours of network news BS:

If you are not a subscriber of BrasscheckTV, it is very informative, with very rare videos!

Brent

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/446.html
 
"I will never, ever understand how people in presumably happy and secure straight marraiges can work so hard to deny others the benefits that they have. It is so very ungracious, and certainly inconsistent with the message of state's rights and limited government that we always hear from Republicans."

I can understand the religion-addled mind making this claim but what I cannot - and will never - understand are gay people who believe this same nonsense and who support the candidates who spout this divisive hatred.

Link is to an interactive website that depicts what a Palin Oval Office might be like. Check back everyday - it changes! (be sure to click on the computer monitor, desk fronts, etc.)

http://www.palinaspresident.us/
 
Well, she looks cute!
What is your point Greg!
Brent

Love the baby names! Love; "oh, he looks important."

So funny and real, but scary!!!!

Brent
 
Peggy Noonan - Wall Street Journal 10/18/08

(Former speech-writer for Ronald Reagan)

"In the end the Palin candidacy is a symptom and expression of a new vulgarization in American politics. It's no good, not for conservatism and not for the country. And yes, it is a mark against John McCain, against his judgment and idealism."

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/declarations.html
 
I have been clicking everywhere!
I love the Pit-bull with the lipstick instead of the Pig with the lipstick in the desk.
They are all too good!
Thank God for creative people!
Brent
 
LOL - Now this is funny...

Last night Minnesota Publius had posted this video on its website comparing The Penguin to McCain (on the right) and Batman of course on our left...

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The clip, first uploaded in early 2007, has been picked up by several political commentators and compared to recent debates between Senators John McCain and Barack Obama.

Besides being an amusing clip on its own — the great Burgess Meredith turns in a virtuoso performance as the Bilious Bird — viewers have noted some chuckle-worthy parallels between this fictional debate and the real thing.


http://mnpublius.com/
 
ah yes. I love the put downs of a sitting govenor (& the left and the main stream media can't call her that, just a mayor of a small town) while the kool aid drinking masses are voting for a racist coke head. America is great, ain't it?
 
As an American citizen Peter has every right

to believe whatever he wants to and vote for whomever he wishes. He also has every right to express his own opinion no matter what he bases it on.

When we deny others their opinions we are likely to become exactly what we ourselves claim to dislike-----so please everyone take a deep breath and stop attacking each other! This is exactly what this current administration has taught us to do!

My personal opinion is that this current administration and that scumbag Karl Rove in particular, caused terrible divides amongst Americans. They systematically, and for nothing more than political gain, turned Amercians of different beliefs and lifestyles against each other. In my opinion, an unforgivable act. That is not to say we don't have our prejudices---EVERYBODY has them. I'm just talking about the respect we used to have for each other that has been torn down for nothing more than political gain.

IMO America needs to heal. Colin Powell said it so well on Meet the Pricks the other day when he said we need a "generational change". I agree. I have an extreme dislike for our current two-party system and am sick of having to vote for the lesser of two evils.

Too bad it seems to be such a fantasy to think that "We the People" will ever have a real say in our government. IMO it is time for the "new generation" to have their say in things.
 
I just saw a McCain/Pailin ad on television that called into question Obama's "serious lack of experience". (As if Pailin is ready for the Presidency if the need arises!!!!!!)
Stuck on STUPID!
 
Peter is just as much a guest here as the rest of us and the

he has every right to voice his opinions and beliefs here. There have been several attempts to silence me from some of the killer queens (speaking of which, does anybody else smell a sock-puppet around here these days?) and Robert has not let them get away with it. We on the left need to treat Peter with respect...how does that go?...Oh, yes 'hate the viewpoint, love the guy posting it?', well, something like that.
I stopped discussing politics here (until after the election) because postings were becoming increasingly nasty, the atmosphere ever more toxic.
Something we all need to think about: Whoever wins this election, we are all going to have to get along over the next four years. If McCain and Palin win, all the liberals are not going to be able to leave the country and come live with me in Europe (nor can the Canadians produce enough white wine, the Swedes produce enough Volvos to keep you happy way up North.) If Obama and Co. win, the one-issue wingnuts and whackjobs can scream as much as they like, but in the end, the problems will still have to be resolved and the burden of this enormous debt carried...Even if they all move to Appalachia and secede, they will still be surrounded by a democratically Democratic US. The more hideous reactions some conservatives are threatening, I won't even think about.
The more divisive and hateful we all are, the harder it is going to be for whomever wins the election to rule. That, surely, is not in America's best interests?
On a more practical note, the whackjobs and wing nuts are beyond the reach of logic or facts. My impression of Peter and an awful lot of the undecided out there is they will go with whichever side convinces them their personal wealth is not in danger. He might be won over by rational argument, there's nothing in his writings to indicate he is a knee-jerk paleo-conservative. But the attacks from the whackjobs and wingnuts around here are the single biggest reason I would never, ever support the conservatives. Why should Peter's reaction be any different? Try respecting the other side's arguments and discussing, rationally, just why Obama is the lesser of two evils and who knows, someone might just come over to us on the dark side. Or, if not, at least they might not bear a grudge should we win, nor yet think "payback time!" should we lose.
 
Robert, thanks for that video link. I've always wondered how Karl Rove and other Republican strategists come up with these half-baked campaign tactics, and now we know: old Batman episodes. LOL
 
Go Batman!

I certainly hope Peter feels we are suppressing his opinion - or he won't keep coming back to needle us about our foolishness as he sees it unfold! It's good for all of us to see and hear differing opinions. Peter and I spoke a few weeks ago on the phone and politics didn't come up once, there were too many other things to catch up on. We are all friends here, most of whom have been for a long time. Most of us are mature enough to see that a political argument over policy, experience, campaign rhetoric or poking fun at Caribou Barbie's performance in the talent portion of the contest (hee hee) won't change our friendships that are based on far more than just this stuff. I used to go downtown with my grandfather to the barbershop quite often, not because we needed haircuts, but so he could spend time talking with some of his lifelong friends. Politics was usually a hot topic of discussion and some of the men wouldn't participate much, just sit quietly and read the paper or one of the gripping articles in the latest issue of Playboy. Tempers and voices would rise but over and over again I would see that if one of those guys my grandfather so vehemently disagreed with about politics needed the shirt off of his back, he would have handed it over without blinking an eye. For me, that was one of the examples of what it means to be a free-thinking American, a citizen of the world and a friend.

Now back to our regularly scheduled programming:

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/southern_sheriff_pulls_over_obama
 
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