Anyone who votes for McCain might as well jump on the first ship, plane, train, helicopter, pigeon, or anything else that moves out of the country
Posted by 104Inc.com on October 2, 2008
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Well, ladies and gentleman, the magic number is now 35. 35 days until election day. Where do you stand? Where should you stand? Well, I’ll tell you one thing. Anyone who votes for McCain might as well jump on the first ship, plane, train, helicopter, pigeon, or anything else that moves out of the country. Now, don’t get me wrong. Bush III, err…McCain is a solid guy. A war veteran, former POW – we all know his resume; but the shear fact that his running mate is a nonsensical, Oprah-watching, I-can’t-answer-one-question-with-an-intelligent-answer soccer mom scares the ever-loving crap out of me. Can you imagine if, God forbid, something happened to McCain (72 years old and not in the best condition), then our Commander in-chief would be….gulp…Sarah Palin. Wow. I just started convulsing at the thought of the Lifetime Channel taking over the television airwaves. OK, now I’m just terrified – and I think I just threw up a little. That woman has no business in office, and McCain would be wise to change his running mate (if that’s possible). Now, for all you reading this that are currently flipping through a thesaurus to come up with every synonym of chauvinist, let me make this perfectly clear. I voted for Hilary Clinton in the primaries because of her experience, intellect, and proven past of the Clinton family. This is not a ‘I am man, hear me roar’ rant. I don’t care if there’s a woman in office, as long as it’s the right one.
Okay, I better change course a bit, because I’m getting fired up. I suppose it’s obvious that I am a democrat and a strong Obama supporter. Now, who reading this saw the debate? And of you who did, who was for McCain, but after seing the debate, feels like Obama may be the better man? I thought so. McCain was flustered, not confident, and was caught multiple times spewing false statistics, to which Sen. Obama called him out ever time.
So, I ask you, Mr. John McCain, what is your master plan? This ‘plan’ we have heard about, but yet know nothing about. McCain/Palin are in short, a deadly combo… and I don’t mean that as a compliment. He can’t back up anything, she can’t answer a question, and all they do is waste their time bashing Obama and his crew, in hopes that the retarded voters who elected Bush not once, but twice, will vote for them. They hope that the bon-bon popping Oprah fanatics will ‘relate’ to the stultifying nature that is Sarah Palin. I mean, if McCain must use Palin, perhaps he could consider swapping her out with Tina Fey (comedienne from Saturday Night Live); with the uncanny ability to do a spot-on impersonation of Palin, Tina Fey has more substance and actually has the ability to answer questions.
The choice is simple. The choice is ours…and yours. But as for this man, I say the answer is clear….OBAMA or bust.
I’m getting Virgin Atlantic on standby in case McCain/Palin win – I’ll be on the first flight to Prague.
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Nancy Goldfarb said
Lets see: The backup to Nobama is Joe Buy Me Cheap Biden, the man who rammed the new bankruptcy law down our throats in response to bribes from the credit cards donors, and who told Katie Couric “When the market crashed in 1929, President Roosevelt got on TV and ”
Of course FDR was ot President then end even Al Gore had not invented TV in 1929. Couric doesn’t keep re-running that, why?
And Hussein Nobama was born in Kenya so he cannot legally become president
Sandi said
I am a Democrat, an active one. My problem with Obama is how he is leading this campaign. I have been a part of the DNC Party Builder for sometime, and what I see is in influx of Obama Bullies with no moral compass. If this is how he will lead the nation, no thank you. He has absolute control of the DNC Party Builder, these O supporters are low lifes, the bottom of the barrel. I have worked campaigns for over 20 years and I have never seen such hate towards other Democrats. I would have voted for Obama, but his campaign is a mirror image of the Bush campaign tactics. I am a voter that votes on actions instead of lofty words from a politician. I am depressed what has happened to my party and depressed what will happen to my country. I will be voting for Ralph Nadar or John McCain. Either one would be better than the leadership that Obama has shown.