Monday, March 24, 2008

Bull Shit!!

You would remember if your were actually shot at. Like they would even let you land if it was truly unsafe.

Just go home Hillary (to either mansion).


Clinton Says She ‘Misspoke’ About Dodging Sniper Fire - New York Times: "Yet on Monday, Mrs. Clinton admitted that she “misspoke” about the episode — a concession that came after CBS News showed footage of her walking calmly across the tarmac with her daughter, Chelsea, and being greeted by dignitaries and a child."

Sunday, March 23, 2008

Democrats Pushed Bad Loans?

Yeah, that's it. The Democrats forced those poor mortgage sellers to not tell the buyers the true costs of the mortgage.

How fucking stupid do they think we are?

Sen. Jon Kyl ,(R-Ariz.), on ABC's "This Week" : "'It wasn't the Bush administration as much as it was Democrats in Congress who were pushing the lending institutions to get out there and lend more money, even to unqualified buyers -- to the minorities, to the poor, to the young -- so that everyone could own a home,' he said."

Thursday, March 20, 2008

'Popular vote' tally excludes caucuses?

I guess that would be obvious - but considering Obama's domination of those, his tally should be considerably higher. Just something for those super-great delegates to consider.

New York Times: "Mr. Obama’s edge over Mrs. Clinton is 700,000 votes out of 26 million cast, excluding caucuses and the disputed Florida and Michigan results. About 12 million people are eligible to vote in the remaining contests."


Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Bush Dooms Paulson


New York Times: "Mr. Bush singled out Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. for praise, saying he had shown “the country and the world that the United States is on top of the situation,” an assertion that was broadly disputed by the president’s critics.

“I want to thank you, Mr. Secretary, for working over the weekend,” Mr. Bush said in brief remarks in the Roosevelt Room."

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Obama Wins Texas!!

CNN Political Ticker: "Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has won the Texas Democratic caucuses and will get more delegates out of the state than his rival, Sen. Hillary Clinton, who won the state's primary, according to CNN estimates.

Under the Texas Democratic Party's complex delegate selection plan, Texas voters participated in both a primary and caucuses on March 4. Two-thirds of the state's 193 delegates were at stake at the primary, while the remaining third were decided by the caucuses."!!

Monday, March 10, 2008

awww, and I never even got to watch the asshole's show

MSNBC Cancels Tucker Carlson Show - New York Times: "MSNBC said this afternoon that it was canceling “Tucker,” the low-rated, early evening program led by Tucker Carlson, and replacing it with a new, politically oriented program featuring David Gregory, chief White House correspondent of NBC News."

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Scare Tactics Worked

Hillary successfully scared the seniors in Ohio and Texas into thinking that their sleeping grandchildren are not safe without her; and that her healthcare plan will actually pass.

NYTimes Map Bias

The New York Time continues to post their delegate map in any way that favors Hillary. As of today, the Texas vote is split, but they have it in her column. As Florida and Michigan are included. They had New Mexico in her column long before the final tally was announced.


Monday, February 25, 2008

You are a jackass Mr. Kristol

Sorry you don't get it. And sorry the New York Times has sunk to the point they print your petty little articles on their once respected pages.

Oh, and shouldn't there be a disclosure that you are a McCain advisor?

We don’t have to fight or sacrifice to help our country. Our uninvolved and uninformed lives can be changed — by our choosing Barack Obama. America can become a nation to be proud of — by letting ourselves be led by Barack Obama.
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But could the American people, by November, decide that for all his impressive qualities, Obama tends too much toward the preening self-regard of Bill Clinton, the patronizing elitism of Al Gore and the haughty liberalism of John Kerry?
- New York Times

Sunday, November 26, 2006

Things change

people move



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