MEET THE PEOPLE WHO WILL DEFEAT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA
Posted on 11/01/2008 11:58:35 AM PDT by Son House
McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell! McCain Supporters Are Mad As Hell!
HUH?
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
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I voted(absentee) for Mclaim but are in no way a supporter..
Explosive OBAMA anger at a McCain-Palin rally !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ykBr3SO6sg&feature=related
Mad about Aunty!
you can bet Aunty that she was also registered to vote in Boston. I bet she had already done it by absentee ballot and had planned to do it again as its the Daley way of voting.
Yep, that Saturday Night Live with Palin was probably the most accurate poll taken lately
Yep, that’s another mad as hell, Voter Fraud, prison time for those idiots who think they are going to get by with it, we’re watching closely
Yesssssssssssssssssss... LOL
You raise a very good series of questions: Is Aunty an illegal alien? If so, is she registered to vote? If so, to which party is she registered? If registered to vote, who registered her? And finally, has she ever voted in any U.S. election?
Do I perhaps hear another acorn falling from the poison tree of vote fraud?
Bogus...there are very...very few McCain supporters. there are millions against Obama and pro Palin and thats the key.
Be assured McCain will go back to his ways of stabbing conservatives in the back...over and over after he is elected. I voted for Palin and against Obama not for McCain.
Good money sez McCain and the RNC will try to ruin Palin after the election.
You are cruel!
I clicked that expecting to see Obama supporters blowing themselves up.
Wednesday
Finally...something to look forward to....:)
I agree.
I have an antecdote to share.
In the nineties, I worked with the most flaming liberal imaginable. He spent countless hours defending Clinton, and worse, we were at polar opposites on social issues. This guy was the poster child of everything I opposed on the left.
I left that job in '98. I probably hadn't even thought of that guy I used to argue with since then.
But a few weeks ago in Pueblo, at a McCain town-hall event, I saw him again. I was watching the local channel's broadcast of the event, and the last person McCain handed the mike to was my political combatant from a decade ago. The reason McCain handed him the mike to say something, was because he was wearing a t-shirt that said "Democrats for Mccain". I think I recall him thanking McCain for his service and promising his support, and that was the end of the exchange.
I was shocked, to say the least, after I processed who that guy was. But the point of the story is that that guy represents what I think is going to happen on Nov. 4th. Obama is going to be rejected. Even those closest in ideology are going to be repulsed by a lot of what Obama represents.
Yes the MSM is totally clueless about Palin, about Obama, about Joe the Plumber. But those names really represent something to people, especially like me that lives in a swing state. I haven't voted for a republican ticket since '96. I am the typical third party voter, that has been indignant over the party's direction the last ten years. But this time I voted for McCain because my vote might count in a close election, and Obama is unacceptable.
This is why I think McCain will win. He is going to end up with support from opposite ends of the political spectrum.....all because they agree that Obama is unacceptable for a variety of reasons.
And the base is coming out, as evidenced by the turnout of early voters in Co. Springs. Obama's going down.
I cast a ballot for McCain as well and immediately downed a bottle of dramamine.
But preventing the election of Obama is imperative.
So is elevating someone like Palin to such a high position. She represents a more traditional reublicanism that would oppose the "progressive conservativism" as espoused by David Brooks. His ilk is chomping at the bit for a McCain defeat so that they can redefine what conservativism is. We need McCain to defeat Obama and Palin to defeat Brooks, et.al. which necessitates a vote for McCain. It is dirty, nasty, repulsive work, but suffering is a part of life. So let's get in there and Suffer for McCain. He did some suffering for us. Wouldn't hurt to reciprocate.
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