Well, I guess john mccain isn’t as senile as at least one person in America…his brother, joe mccain.

Notice the temper…

P.S.  Joe, nice voicemail greeting you douche bag.

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Good sh!t…

http://baronzero.blogs.com/blog/2008/04/19042008-the-ul.html

Amy, thank you.

I admittedly know nothing about fashion but who the hell picked out that jacket?

Regardless, you decide…

Holy shiat, this lady is the craziest lady I’ve seen outside of palin.  Look at those fcking crazy eyes…

Side note – I wonder why he married her.  Brutal.

Digg, thank you.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/10/21/MNJM13L4F1.DTL

Highlights from the above link…

Viessman is more succinct in analyzing why fellow rednecks may not be flocking to Obama’s campaign.

“Guns,” he said. “And that he’s black.”

“We are just trying to tell people that you don’t have to be afraid of Obama,” said Spencer, who has done everything from working as a laborer to selling real estate. “He’s not going to try to take away your guns, no matter what the NRA says.”

“Sometimes change is hard for people,” said Viessman, a retired highway patrol officer. “But I don’t care if you’re black or Oriental or green, if you can do the job. And he can do the job. He’s pretty near the smartest guy who’s ever run for president.”

Viessman’s neo-redneck take on that: “My dad used to say, ‘A poor man who votes for a Republican is a fool.'”

Anonymous, thank you.

Update: Here’s another link mentioning Rednecks for Obama.  I love these guys…

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/08/25/rednecks-for-obama/

“As suggested last night that until the election we could very easily wind up doing a special comment here every show.  It was in turn suggested to me that while events may warrant them, this would certainly render that word “special” – for two weeks anyway – inoperative.”

Yeah, yeah – Olbermann repulses you.  I’m a fan.  Regardless, unlike some of his recent special comments, he makes some kick ass points during the following “campaign comment” on 10/21…

God, she is a fcking idiot.  You know who I feel bad for?  The people of Alaska.  They will forever be known as the idiots that voted palin governor.

Seriously, the mccain family is going to look back in a few months and wish that they let john live out the remaining days of his life in an enjoyable manner.  Son of a bitch – if growing old saddens you then don’t watch this clip…

Here’s the newest creepy banner ad from LowerMyBills.com though the screen shot below obviously isn’t animated like the original is…

It serves me right for seeing these obnoxious ads as I still (for some reason) have a hotmail account.  Regardless, the ads can’t be effective, right?

Everyone knows that Democrats are really lazy voters.  Horribly lazy.  So, if you’re a Democratic candidate, how do you get out the vote?  You obviously try to pitch the idea that the race is much closer than it appears.

While Obama has pleaded to his supporters over the past few days that this contest will narrow, the media is doing him the best favor imaginable by absolutely shoving this storyline down our throats.

The race – poll wise – will undoubtedly get closer.  Obama has already peaked when he was polling 14% ahead last week.   Stating the obvious, there is only a very slight chance that Obama beats mccain in the popular vote by more than 5-10%.

If this 5-10% margin of popular vote victory ends up being the case, the election will – by definition – turn out to be a landslide victory as originally seen on BccList.com here.  Regardless of the popular vote totals, the electoral map (290+ votes) will further highlight an Obama a$$ kicking.

Yada, yada, yada – I am getting bored of typing this run-on posting.  So, don’t get an ulcer!  We can only hope the “liberal elite media” continues to pitch headlines incorrectly speculating that the race will be closer than perceived.

Update: From BobCesca.com’s most recent posting…

“Today’s Gallup poll widened in favor of Obama. 52-43, as opposed to 51-44 yesterday. R2000 also widened in favor of Obama. 50-42 today, 50-43 yesterday. And Obama expanded his lead from three points to six points according to Zogby. 50-44 today, 48-45 yesterday.

Only two polls showed any tightening — and just barely. Rasmussen tightened. 50-46 today. 51-45 yesterday. Hotline also tightened. 47-42 today. 48-41 yesterday.”

Colin Powell cites the last 6-7 weeks – handling of the economy, tone of the campaign, and mccain’s erratic selection of palin – as the deciding factors.

The endorsement comes in the waning seconds of this clip…

Finally, a loss…

Ries, thank you.