McCain brings out his last pawn to attack Obama. She sounds so dramatically pathetic: “I would suggest that senator Obama change shoes with me for just one day.” Shit, I’ll wear Cindy’s high heels anytime to be in her rich-ass position.
Then again, all these vicious attacks only boost up Obama’s lead. So keep them coming.
Adele Pham’s short film takes a fresh look at the Asian vote in Falls Church, Virginia.
I can take four more weeks of McCain’s attacks but America can’t take four more years of failed McCain-Bush-look-alike policies.
Yes, less than four more weeks to go and Obama actually already knew the negative attacks were coming. Hang in there, Obama. Stay calm and stay focus.
The boss will take us to a two-hour lunch with America’s most influential women in business including Comcast’s senior vice president and general manager of voice services Catherine Avgiris, WE tv’s executive vice president and general manager Kim Martin, Wachovia’s executive vice president of Wealth Management Susan P. Mucciarone and Children’s Defense Fund’s founder and president Marian Wright Edelman. Sounds like fun and free lunch too.
John Brown’s “Sarah Palin (I Wanna Lay Pipe)” featured a hot Palin impersonation.
During the presidential debate, McCain belittled a young African-American man with his “You probably never heard of Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac before this” answer. Here is Oliver Clark’s respond:
Well Senator, I actually did. I like to think of myself as a fairly intelligent person. I have a bachelor degree in Political Science from Tennessee State, so I try to keep myself up to date with current affairs. I have a Master degree in Legal Studies from Southern Illinois University, a few years in law school, and I am currently pursuing a Master in Public Administration from the University of Memphis.
I was actually shocked when McCain said that. He actually thinks that everyone is as out of touch as he is.
Why do techies love Obama? He supports net-neutrality and his policies includes:
Deploy next generation broadband
Major expansion of university-based research
Patent system reform through PTO funding increases
Scientific integrity
Green energy development
Washington Times‘s “As Palin’s star dims, Fey turns superstar“:
About 33 percent of independents said the “Tina Fey effect” is hurting the McCain-Palin ticket, compared with 9 percent who said it was helpful, a Fox 5/The Washington Times/Rasmussen Reports survey says. The figures were nearly identical among independents in the survey.
“Keep the nigger out of office,” a 75-year-old man threatened to shoot election officials over his tardy registration card.
McCain-Palin supporters accuse Obama of being a terrorist and a commie faggot.
This election is getting nastier and nastier. Now I am not sure who to vote for. If I vote for Obama, I might save the country. If I vote for McCain, I might save Obama’s life. It’s a tough choice.
Sadly, this ignorant shit still exists in America.