Comments on: Looks like someone has been caught…

By: Raven

Raven — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 15:30:34 +0000

His arrogance is astonishing…and so is his ignorance. People don’t SEE this though, because he is such a good speaker, an inspirational one at that. I have no personal ill will towards the man- but I cannot fathom the day he is elected and this nation begins a downward trend to the pits because of his ignorance.

HE should see his own inexperience as a bad thing- in these times. Alas, he believes he is the ONE- that arrogance factor- fed by his fans and adoring groupies of course. I think he should stick out some time as a Senator, and get some real, true hours in in that role…he should serve on committees and form policy and legislation. He should utilize the role he is in to gain some credit and maybe, maybe one day I would view him as a viable candidate and not some front person for — hope and change along with twinkies and cupcakes and stardust and magic potions.

By: Duncan

Duncan — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 15:03:04 +0000

I honestly don’t believe he is fit to be the CnC of this great nation. Here is what I think. I believe he is a persuasive speaker with charisma. Nothing else in his background more qualifies him for the position. Its sad but true. Ask any of his supporters about a piece of legislation or other accomplishment, and they’ll draw a blank. He is such a blank slate due to his inability to hold one position for any length of time, or perhaps a chameleon is a better term for him, that even comedians can’t find a whole lot to make fun of him about. Even the issue about race have been interjected by either himself, or his supporters. They’ve made it an issue, and another reason why he should be elected. Historical event and all.

By: Raven

Raven — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 14:45:28 +0000

Yep you’re right about the Chicago level of political gaming. It’s starting to become much more clear just what kind of man Obama really is. I just watched a video of him going off on an older woman when she asked about social security- man- he really WENT OFF and it makes me wonder just how he would behave under pressure.

He’s a dumb and dangerous man. I really hope he isn’t elected…the country will go to the gutter where he truly comes from…

By: Duncan

Duncan — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 14:41:03 +0000

The swiftboat ads were attacks on Kerry’s service, from those he served with and knew him during that time frame, and attacks on his behavior afterwards. He was trying to use that service as a position for with which he was qualified to be Commander-in-Chief. Had anyone else but Vietnam Vets came out against Kerry’s service, which I personally applaud, I would have been against their airing as well.

This is different. It is from those who are trying to portray themselves as something they’re not, and smear with vicious lies. It is a fraud be perpetrated against the public. And it is the Chicago-style politics of corruption on a national level that The One™ has brought with him. Hope and Change my arse..

By: Raven

Raven — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:31:53 +0000

Ahh yes…the smokey room comes out of hiding.

Of course Obama’s campaign is behind all these attacks and smears. Who else can afford to spend endless hours on this stuff?? And, for the record, I have always believed the Bush campaign was behind the Swift Boat Attacks on John Kerry- I also believe those attacks were fact based however. In this case- it’s all made up, puffed up, dressed up, half truths, rumors and lies…mostly lies.

That’s the difference between the GOP and the Lems. One tells the truth and the other fabricates lies.

By: ProLifeBlogs

ProLifeBlogs — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 05:54:00 +0000

Smear Campaign Against Palin may be the work of Professionals…

Here is a remarkable investigative piece by the Jawa Report which suggests that the rumors and false allegations about Sarah Palin may have been the work of a professional public relations firm. Although not conclusive, and often hanging on what……