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"Truth hurts? The whole country is laughing at Palin except for devoted Republican brainwashed victims."

....... and massive numbers of Americans are laughing histerically at the fear that has overtaken the Democratic party - an overpowering fear that has consumed liberals with the obvious Palin Derangement Syndrome and the constant need to recite unsubstantiated rhetoric.

Democrats are simply terrified of a simple "hockey mom" - a woman that Democrats simply refer to as being of no consequence, holding no substance, and lacking any and all political experience. So what can Democrats do against a terrifying hockey mom? A better question would be to ask why Democrats are forming an all out assault against Palin - if you don't realize why Democrats are afraid of her go ahead and hit yourself in the head with a hammer (preferably the clawed end of the hammer). For the sake of fun though, how dangerous is this former news broadcaster? Although Palin is obviously a "sinister creature" (ask any liberal and they'll support this claim), beating Palin is becoming much more difficult than previously expected. Unfortunately for the Dems, Palin doesn't have Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayers, or a wacky spouse spitting angry verbage of hate for this nation followed by sudden patriotism and happiness "for the first time in my life." For Democrats, the sure bet to combat Palin is to create a new Sarah Palin with clever literature that targets the ignorant and can be easily reproduced by bloggers across the nation. One of the funniest liberal accusations against Palin is that she is a space alien, which is actually an old liberal ploy tactic used by libs against President Bush in an article that actually made the pages of National Enquirer level tabloid news a couple years ago. Liberals are hillarious to listen to, but the only problem seems to be is that they are not trying to be funny and claim to be revealing fact - "fact" that can rarely be corroborated and is easy to refute.

Perhaps liberals are correct and Palin is an alien whom also walks with dinosaurs and destroys fields of caribou with a single shot of her Illudium PU-36 Space Modulator that she obviously bought from Marvin the Martian. Liberals would probably be willling to let all of this slide - the ACLU would obviously defend Palin the Alien as readily as they seek to protect the everday, garden-variety Islamic terrorist, but liberals are now citing Palin for the ultimate in contempt against this new nation - Sarah Palin is a Christian (gasp!) and liberals just cannot stand it! Remember of course that Barack Obama is also a "Christian," yet this is not dangerous in the eyes of liberals because Obama is a Christian simply for the sake of political expediency. Obama wouldn't win state and national Senate races as a devout atheist, therefore he is a campaigning Christian operating within a belief system which does not threaten the political aspirations to support abortions, embryonic stem cell experiments, and gay marriage. Liberals view Palin as inherantly dangerous because she worships the Lord for the sake of her soul, unlike Obama's skewed public faith that Democrats will make him a President at any cost.

In an election year that certainly favors Democrats, and would lead Americans to believe that a landslide Obama victory is certainly attainable, the effects of liberal idiocy is slowly strangling the Obama campaign. The hillarious stories of Palin and her dinosaur friends are funny, but the stories that debunk the liberal hyperbole causes the Democratic party to invariably lose credibility - bad news for Obama voters whom prefer to not shoot themselves in the foot... The ignorant masses of seemingly godless Democrats making absurd references to Palin for blessings she received from a Kenyan pastor may pale in comparison to Obama's Islamic upbringing in Indonesia, but remember that Palin is a "hockey mom" and should never be trusted. Democrats don't care where the stories about Palin originate from, they just repeat the stories for the sake of protecting Barack Obama's lead in the polls.  

While any defense of Palin is automatically discarded as a right-wing spin, an interesting comment left by a blogger in talkleft.com makes a clear point that being a Democrat voter is becoming increasingly embarrassing:

"I want to say again; I am a Democrat and will be voting for the Democrats this Nov. I don't think we do anyone any favors by rebroadcasting every unthinking accusation against this woman. As the charges, one by one are debunked, we run the risk of becoming caricatures of panicked Democrats and "the boy that cried wolf" syndrome will render us irrelevant by the public. The issue doesn't have to be Obama/Biden All Good....McCain/Palen All Bad. We would be much better off, and gain stature among real feminists, if we acknowledge this woman's real accomplishments and be satisfied with the position "but Obama/Biden are way better for the country than the other guys."

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Perhaps Barack Obama is reverting back to his old demons. Word has it that Obama's former cocaine use clouded his judgement, and despite his evident habits, we should all use caution when considering a radical fringe lunatic such as Obama for president anyway. Perhaps Obama is keeping his nose clean (figuratively and literally) and merely resorting to lying in order to revitalize his paltry campaign. Without a doubt, Obama's lunacy plays into the hands of his constituency of cut and paste bloggers. Case in point is Obama's hypothetical "hammering of McCain over Social Security" - what a joke. Obama's robots are relatively easy to program: offer a well crafted script, throw in some extra welfare benefit spending, lie like a well developed Harvard lawyer - and the voters will fall to their knees in virtual wedded bliss. Knowing full well that Democrat voters are subject to believing anything they hear from their Democratic messiah, Obama used his typical dumbed-down scare tactic approach in describing "millions of Americans would've had their social security tied up in the stock market this week" in reference to McCain's supposed Social Security plan. Now some may remember a president named Clinton that proposed voluntary stock market based social security privatization reform - a move that moderate Democrats loved at the time. The reason that Democrats loved this move was Clinton's notion that Social Security accounts would be allowed to mature in a stock market gambit in the hopes of a greater return, which could have distracted Americans long enough to use surpluses of remaining payroll "contributions" to throw into general tax revenue. Alan Greenspan frowned at various aspects of the plan (which was corrected by another president later) and Clinton was busy with various wars of distraction, jogging to McDonalds, and doing interns - and the plan was eventually scrapped. Despite the failure, Clinton enjoyed Social Security surpluses that were inevitably thrown into general revenues to fund more than a few Clinton administration projects and it seemed that everything was a win-win for Wild Bill. Although Clinton seemingly favored the notion of Social Security privitization, Obama and his flocks of voters reject privitization because any notion of privitization weakens the inherant powers of the federal government. The difference between Obama and Clinton is that Clinton did urge bipartisan cooperation in reforming Social Security. In 1999, Clinton stated "Our ears and minds must remain open to any good idea and to any person of good will." Clinton often urged bipartisan cooperation on a host of issues - particularly if he could seek undeserved glory from it (ummm..., such as Welfare Reform, a budget surplus, low unemployment rates). Clinton was corrupt, but he was certainly adept in the tactical skill of politics. Obama has no skill, short of reading a script, and there is no doubt that Obama seeks untold personal power and control - his paltry "Blueprint for Change" outlines a desperate power trip being sought by this dangerous big government Marxist. Oh, and before any discussion of a "President GWB: the big government Marxist" argument tries to take hold in an elementary level rebuttle, do your homework and understand that Bush tried to shape efforts to form voluntary privitization (in small percentages) of individual Social Security accounts. Bush responded to a seemingly bipartisan agreement that Social Security privitization is the only way to responsibly respond to the Social Security crisis. Obama's Democrats do not remember much history, ever, but more than a few who care to remember will bring back the words of Dick Gephardt arguing that "Individual accounts can be part of the answer... as a supplement, not a replacement to Social Security" - which is exactly what Bush and McCain have proposed. Interestingly, even the liberal stooge Tom Daschle supported government retirement investments in the stock market. The bad news for Americans is that the radical liberal equation in Congress bit Bush's hand when privitization proposals were constructed. The sad news for the suckered Obama Democrats is that Social Security privitization presents the only clear cut reform to restore true solvency to the system without dramatically increasing taxes or increasing retirement age. Bill Clinton argued that payroll taxes will not be able to fund Social Security by 2013, and further stated that the system will be completely crippled by 2032. Other representations claim that the system will be bankrupt beyond repair by 2018 under the current system. Privitization of accounts, as proposed by McCain (and those crazy Libertarian geniuses at the Cato institute) will guarantee retirees a rate of return by retirement age. Under the current system, the Social security trust fund, which holds no actual currency and just a massive barrel of IOU's, is a fraud to the American people and the money that you pay in now is actively paying the disbursements of current retired recipients. Under the plan that Obama loves so much right now, you have no guarantee, no certaintly, and no reasonable expectation that you will receive the benefits of Social Security (that you currently are forced to pay into) if you are still fairly young right now. In fact, the U.S. Congressional legislature could elect to suspend or completely eliminate Social Security and there wouldn't be a cotton picking thing you could do about it with the exception of threatening to never vote for your State Representative ever again - and how many times have you all done this? Obama's plan to curtail the Social Security problem is to increase taxes, exponentially, on the people who will benefit least from the tax increase. Is this American? Is this a representation of liberty? Obama also will be forced to increase the retirement age of recipients if he chooses to forgo individual account privitization options. An interesting little synopsis floated around the internet some time before Obama became the Democratic messiah, and the literature keyed in on the aspects of Social Security repayment to specific gender and race demographics upon future retirees. The message was rather simple: white women hold a life expectancy of around 78.8 or 78.9 years or so. Black men have the lowest life expectancy of any gender/race group of roughly 69.9 to 70.2 years (depending upon which study you believe) and all other demographics fall in somewhere between the two. Under the Democrat's Social Security retirement plan of increasing taxes and increasing benefit age, there is reason to believe that white grannies have a lot to gain in this plan and that black grandpas may never see a single dollar of return on a lifetime of investment. Considering that Obama will hold the vast majority of votes from black males, has Obama bothered to tell his presumed voters this? No, of course not. Instead, Obama will tell you that long-term managed stock and bond funds are somehow less safe than throwing all your eggs in one basket and handing your future to the will and compassion of the U.S. imperial government. Despite the fact that the stock market has historically given a much higher rate of return than treasury bills, Obama would rather you rely on an antiquated 1930's socialist edict to control your retirement plan versus a retirement structure that would greatly strengthen the stock market, dramatically increase the Gross Domestic Product (which would also dramatically increase job growth), and give a guarantee to future retirees - and you can take that one to the bank if McCain wins in November.

Oh, and who does Obama think he is pandering to? McCain is already projected to hold the Florida electorate.

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The Associated Press reports that Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a prominent Hillary Clinton supporter, will endorse John McCain for president. The endorsement will take place in Washington today.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild is a member of DNC's Democrats Abroad. She built a multi-million dollar telecommunications company and is married to Sir Evelyn de Rothschild. Lynn Forester de Rothschild divides her time between London and New York.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild believes that
Barack Obama is arrogant and that he has trouble connecting with average Americans. I could see both sides to Lynn Forester de Rothschild's claim. On the one hand, Barack Obama failed to win over many Reagan Democrats and working class voters. Obama's comments about bitter Pennsylvanians may have caused voters to think he is out of touch. Yet many also like the fact that Barack Obama is mixed-raced, came from humble beginnings, and was raised by a single mother.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild endorses McCain over Obama: Other cross-party endorsements

Lynn Forester de Rothschild is not the only prominent cross-party endorsement. Democrats Joe Lieberman and Zell Miller have spoken at Republican conventions. Zell Miller's speech at the 2004 Republican convention stringently warned against making national security a partisan issue. Joe Lieberman's speech this year was more conciliatory, citing McCain's record of bipartisan legislation and comparing it to Obama's party-line voting record.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild may find competition for Republicans for Obama. Such Republicans are dissatisfied with Bush's foreign policy and deficit spending. Some conservatives were against the
Iraq war, arguing that traditional conservatives were isolationists. Such Republicans include Lincoln Chafee and former Jim Leach
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Obviously, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be cassoulet. Or so any American loving liberal would tell you.... If you just love the liberal double-standards go ahead and raise your hand, but for the rest of Americans with fully functioning brain cells, deciphering the scope of how far the die hard Democrats are willing to go is hard to gauge. Case in point is the not too sudden reference that VP hopeful Sarah Palin is somehow not a Christian (along with McCain, Bush, etc...). Apparently the Democrats must be correct in this revelation because their great shepard and provider Lord Obama has probably told them this - and as all liberals know, the Lord Obama can see clearly into the windows of the soul... Although it may be intriguing that Democrats are still suffering seizures ever since Palin's introduction into the spotlight, the wonderful liberal double-standard has long since been at work. Very interesting to note that the supposed "non-Christian" Palin is a "terrible" parent for having a pregnant daughter and is fully to blame (was Sarah there when her daughter got pregnant?), while the great Obama has conceded in The Audacity of Hope that he has been a distant husband and goes in length describing Michelle's anger and resentment over him never being home with his family. Barry is virtually aloof when in the company of his own children - that tends to happen when you're never home because you've spent your entire "career" campaigning for political office. With little surprise though, any terrorist-loving, tree-humping liberal will tell you what a great husband and father the great Lord Obama is. Gotta love those double-standards... Sort of like Joe Biden openly telling America that Hillary would be better qualified as VP than he would himself, and then Biden later arguing that Palin as a vice-president (or president) would be a step back for women in America - and the brain dead liberals just nod their collective little peanut heads in agreement.... While Biden is as much of a walking contradiction to Obama's "change" mantra, the greater picture reveals that this circus of an election cycle purely transcends popularity over politics and policy. This mere notion is no more evident than the Obama rock star campaign of "change" while ducking the truth of an all too common Democrat tax-and-spend political platform... until Sarah Palin comes into the picture, and then even Michelle Obama suddenly believes that policy is now important and that looks, popularity, and emotion should not play a role in this election anymore.

Of course, Michelle Obama knows as well as her great husband that the majority of Obama supporters have never taken the time to try to understand the Obama political philosophy. The Obama herd is mesmorized by the great Harvard education of a man who cannot even speak without the assistance of speech writers, teleprompters, and P.R. coaches. The Obama herd is also transfixed by Obama's law degree, which is almost laughable when you consider that lawyers are generally considered by the American public to be deceitful, dishonest, and the butt of countless jokes in reference to honesty and ethics. The most compelling aspect of this Democratic campaign is that Barack Obama and Joe Biden are both lawyers, or in other words, professional liars... If libs believe that McCain and Palin are liars, woe to the Republican duo for not having the certified credentials of the professionals.

While Obama is believed to have the upper hand over McCain in the subject of economics - who wouldn't agree that a trillion dollars in new spending being paid for by tax payers already troubled by a weakened economy is a great idea? Apparently, Obama's "brilliance" (brought on by his Harvard education?) has revealed that penalizing America's most productive members of society with excesses of targeted taxation will somehow spur economic growth, which really makes no sense, but crying for "change" while race-baiting and promoting anti-Limbaugh/McCain/Palin/Bush/Republican/ rhetoric in advertisements aimed directly toward an illegal immigrant audience (since when can illegals legally vote in U.S. elections?) doesn't really make sense either.

So what is it that Democrats love about Barack Obama? Democrats love Obama because they have found an initiative to invest in their own warped versions of faith. Democrats may fear those wacky right-leaning Christian Republicans, but these Democrats, who have obviously been lost and wandering for years, have found a target of their own new faith. This is why Obama has miraculously perservered with the corny phrases of "change" and "hope" in a campaign that resembles the typical political and economic flair of Lyndon Johnson and Obama's idol Saul Alinsky. Barack may have his own vision of grandeur in creating a new utopian "Great Society" of disillusioned voters, but Obama voters only see a shining beacon of light to invest their faith. "Hope" is a common theme behind Democrat campaigns - Hillary liked the word "hope" also, but her "hope" generally centered around the hope that Bill wouldn't hire any new interns. The primary difference is that Obama's "Hope" initiative is universally regarded as gospel by his faithful flock of liberals - never mind that Obama's "Blueprint for Change" fails to adequately address a slumping economy, high fuel prices, maintaining liberty-minded business markets, etc. There can be little argument that Obama voters are not voting for Obama the politician - but actually voting for Obama the Great, and politics has little involvement with their votes. Obama may hold a great and enduring political philosophy (albeight very unlikely), yet Obama has yet to reveal the policies that are going to resonate as beneficial in real world scenarios - remember that Obama's political philosophy is hypothesized in a strictly crafted socialist utopia. The only source of true politics that the Obama campaign is willing to discuss is that of President Bush - the funniest argument of liberals is the famous "McCain voted with Bush 90% of the time blah, blah." Can anybody explain when Bush ever voted in the Senate? What state is Bush representing if he is allowed a Senate vote? Regardless, the Obama crowd cheered loudly when Charles Gibson asked the infamous question of Palin's adherence to the Bush Doctrine - a question that Democrats deemed to be very fair, yet what do you believe the Democrats would say if Obama was drilled in similar fashion and asked if he followed the Marx Doctrine? You already know the answer...

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As if it really matters..... A recent blog came about in discussing Obama's supposed "243" electors versus McCain's "189" - numbers presumed by polling, which tends to make all of this nothing more than a meaningless joke. For the record though, if you're going to make some sort of wild claim about the prophecy of electorates and the polling process, try displaying accurate polling numbers. Currently, Obama holds 172 solid electorates to McCain's 142 solid electorates. 45 undecided are leaning toward Obama, while 32  undecided electorates are leaning toward McCain. Most interestingly, there are 147 electorates pretty much up for grabs. Considering that "leaning" holds no solid assurance any more than the purely undecided, here's a closer analogy of how everything looks:

Simple 270 Electors

Obama has 172, McCain has 142

With less than 2 months to go!

You tell me who will win! (?)

Oh,...... and while Democrats love the polls so much, how is that polling thing going?

Perhaps things are not all that they seem for Democrats

The saddest thing is that I had to write a blog about this because I would have been deleted if I had left a comment to correct the erroneous blog that the spineless coward posted earlier.

 

 

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daniel_b

B.O. - just really stinks.....

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