Thursday, September 4, 2008

McCain's Speech and Sarah's ironic theme song


What a yawn! Even his own party pundits are saying he won't win based on his soaring oratory, and boy were they right! The "across the aisle" rhetoric after listening to Shrill Sarah last night was a pretty disgusting display of pandering to the Independents. Sorry, I just don't buy it.

Ironically they played "Barracuda" by Heart for Sarah Barracuda. When the lyrics fit, I guess????

Barracuda
Heart
(A.Wilson/N.Wilson/R.Fisher)

So this ain't the end - I saw you again today
Had to turn my heart away
You smiled like the Sun - kisses for everyone
and tales - it never fails!

You lying so low in the weeds
Bet you gonna ambush me
You'd have me down on my knees
Wouldn't you, Barracuda?

Back over Time when we were all trying for free
Met up with porpoise and me
No right no wrong you're selling a Song - a name
whisper game

If the real thing don't do the trick
You better make up something quick
You gonna burn it out to the wick
aren't you, Barracuda?

"Sell me sell you" the porpoise said
Dive down deep to save my head
You... I think you got the blues too.

All that night and all the next
Swam without looking back
Made for the western pools -silly fools!


I think they should have listened to the song and lyrics before they adopted this theme for Sarah. Not a wise bunch. roflmao!

John McCain has lost his honor

I have always been very insecure with the idea of John McCain becoming Commander-in-Chief, and were it not for the very words he has spoken being recorded with video, I don't know that most people would believe it. This man is beyond dangerous and now he wishes for us to believe his slogan "Country First"? Or is it "Ambition First", even if that means sacrificing your honor, Sarah Palin, but most importantly, the country you profess to love so much, and the one that I DO, in the process?

Wasn't it flip-flopping that the Repubes used against John Kerry??

Anyone who actually votes for this guy should really re-evaluate their priorities.

The two faces of Joe Lieberman

I guess as long as you're using Obama to help yourself get elected, then he's the man. What a two-faced bastard. And this is who McCain surrounds himself with. Nice.

Things that make you go hmm....

So which is it Sarah? Are you expecting special treatment? You can't have it both ways!

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Sarah Who?


All I can say is that the first executive decision McCain wanted to make was not his own. He wanted Joe Lieberman or Tom Ridge but caved in to his "handlers". Whatever. Shows your mettle, John. Political pandering to women will not work. Thanks for thinking I'm that gullible. Maverick, my ass.

Sarah Palin is a woman who expects privacy for herself and her family, yet believes that other women shouldn't have that privacy, even after being violated and victimized by a rapist or incestuous pig. What's feministic about that?

Sarah Palin was FOR the "bridge to nowhere" before she was against it. She ran on it to gain her Mayoral position, then bailed out when the Feds weren't going to grant the earmark.

Speaking of earmarks, which McCain has been so outraged by, Ms Palin hired a law firm from Anchorage to help her gain the earmarks that she felt her little burg deserved...6.1 million dollars worth, only $800K less than the city of Boise, who has a population of 190,000. Hmmm, against earmarks and political corruption?

Reports the Chicago Tribune:
This year, Palin, who has been governor for nearly 22 months, defended earmarking as a vital part of the legislative system. "The federal budget, in its various manifestations, is incredibly important to us, and congressional earmarks are one aspect of this relationship," she wrote in a newspaper column.
In 2001, McCain's list of spending that had been approved without the normal budget scrutiny included a $500,000 earmark for a public transportation project in Wasilla. The Arizona senator targeted $1 million in a 2002 spending bill for an emergency communications center in town -- one that local law enforcement has said is redundant and creates confusion.
McCain also criticized $450,000 set aside for an agricultural processing facility in Wasilla that was requested during Palin's tenure as mayor and cleared Congress soon after she left office in 2002. The funding was provided to help direct locally grown produce to schools, prisons and other government institutions, according to Taxpayers for Common Sense, a nonpartisan watchdog group.

So which is it? I'm so confused. This lady has gotten herself into more than she ever bargained for and frankly, her cracks are showing and I can't wait to hear her spout off about the Republicans and then have to debate everything she's said and done.

Why hasn't she allowed herself to be interviewed by the press? Why has she allowed her daughter to be put in this critical light and not expect discussion? Why did she want to secede from the Union as an Independent for Alaska, which is against the constitution of the US, and is what Abraham Lincoln sacrificed so much for? Why is she not scrutinized for rhetoric spoken in her church? Why is she forcing another tragedy on her daughter and this poor 18 year old kid, to further her political ambitions? Why has it not been revealed that baby Daddy is already the father of one? Why has she allowed herself to be involved with people like Ted Stevens, until it wasn't politically prudent?

Many, many, many questions have to be asked and if this woman chose to be vetted by the Press, then that's her problem, not the Media.
(Note: I love how they had Bristol covering her pregnancy with the brother, Trig. Were they really expecting people not to find out?)

Monday, August 25, 2008

The Hallelujah Chorus has broken out in sound and their song is "Joe Biden, Joe Biden, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelu-u-ja-ah, YEAH!

I'm thrilled that Barack Obama has proven his intelligence and ability to make good decisions by choosing the man I believe to be the "Statesmen among Statesmen". He is the epitome of what a great politician can be...a real man of the people. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Hallelujah!