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The debates

I watched most of the debate, but in a house with 5 kids, watching is about all you get to do, listening, studying and dissecting are next to impossible, and I love every minute of it.

My impression with what I got out of the debates last night was that McCain finally started hitting Barrack Hussein Obama where it hurts, addressing Ayers, ACORN, and the shenanigans that have gone on at rallies. Further, McCain did an excellent job of countering the lies that Barrack Hussein Obama put out there on just about everything.

Now, my conservative base is going to hate me for this, but God help me I like Barrack Hussein Obamas plans for healthcare. Sorry, it just makes sense. But that is ALL I like about him and his plans. There are stories circulating that the healthcare is sub-standard in Canada, this just isn't true. There is no longer a wait for medical there than here in the United States. At least for now, Canada has its act together, but look at England, and yes, its out of control there.

That being said, Flopping Aces has an excellent roundup of the debate

Liberals - Just more proof that they are intolerant

This is how liberals treat opposing view points. They boo, jeer and yell angrily. I have experienced this first hand. The video drives the point home with the point that liberal theology says to silence the voices of dissent.

Need any more proof that Liberalism is a Mental Disorder?

HT To American and Proud

Yep, this sums it up!

Michael over at Flight Pundit puts the current situation perfectly into perspective:

George Bush has been in office for 7 1/2 years. The first six the economy was fine.

A little over one year ago:

1. Consumer confidence stood at a 2 1/2 year high;

2. Regular gasoline sold for $2.19 a gallon;

3. the unemployment rate was 4.5%.

4. the DOW JONES hit a record high–14,000

5. American’s were buying new cars, taking cruises, vacations overseas, living large!…



But American’s wanted ‘CHANGE’! So, in 2006 they voted in a Democratic Congress and yes–we got ‘CHANGE’ all right. In the PAST YEAR:

1. Consumer confidence has plummeted

2. Gasoline is now over $4 a gallon & climbing!;

3. Unemployment is up to 5.5% (a 10% increase);
4. Americans have seen their home equity drop by $12 TRILLION DOLLARS and prices still dropping;
5. 1% of American homes are in foreclosure.
6. as I write, THE DOW is probing another low~~

YES, IN 2006 AMERICA VOTED FOR CHANGE…AND WE SURE GOT IT!

REMEMBER THE PRESIDENT HAS NO CONTROL OVER ANY OF THESE ISSUES,ONLY CONGRESS.

AND WHAT HAS CONGRESS DONE IN THE LAST TWO YEARS, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

NOW THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT CLAIMS HE IS GOING TO REALLY GIVE US CHANGE ALONG WITH A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS!!!!

JUST HOW MUCH MORE FU&^%*ING CHANGE DO YOU THINK YOU CAN STAND?


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Yep, that says it all

This man reflects the feelings and sentiments of most of America

HT To Ariel over at Flopping Aces More there on this subject

McCain Launches heavy duty truth missile

HT To Stop the ACLU

My impression of the debate

Obama made himself look like an arrogant buffoon last night

My wife commented on it

Our friends

A few Obama supporters were called and told about it

I think quite a few minds got made up last night, against Obama

I will be doing a roundup of blogs that have their takes and opinions on it

I think McCain did a good job

And the popcorn was DELISH!

What am I doing tonight?

Watching Obama get his collective ass handed to him by McCain.

Watching Obama be exposed on National TV for the idiot buffoon he really is.

And

Enjoying it all with a nice hot bowl of buttery popcorn

God Bless America

More of the same leftist CRAP

They have no class

StopTheACLU has this posting about an EBAY listing done by the Democratic Underground:

Outrageous: Fake ebay Listing Selling Palin’s Baby Trig as ‘Political Prop’

Posted on September 9, 2008

-By Warner Todd Huston

**Image Below The Fold**

This one was all over the net yesterday. Apparently, a poster at the radical nutroot site, DemocraticUnderground, created a fake listing for someone pretending to sell baby Trig on ebay. The faux listing read “Baby used prop newborn boy 3-6 months special needs,” and included a description that called Governor Palin a “pushy social climber, unwilling to let pregnancy and children stand in the way of ambition.” It also listed baby’s Trig’s father as “unknown.”

Originally appearing on the DemocraticUnderground at around 1PM on September 4, by DU poster Bob Weaver, the thread was soon locked by DU moderators and the image scrubbed from the site. But not before a screen shot was taken…
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Read the rest HERE


Seriously...the left has no class, no decorum and no sense of right vs wrong.

Quick note

After listening and reading Sarah Palins speeches

She is okey dokey in my book

Just sayin

Those sexist pigs on the left.............

Are attacking our female candidate...because she is a woman

Snicker

From the Washington Post:

McCain Strategist Blasts Media
Top Aide Says News Organizations Are 'on a Mission to Destroy' Palin

By Howard Kurtz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 3, 2008; Page A17

ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 2 -- Sen. John McCain's top campaign strategist accused the news media Tuesday of being "on a mission to destroy" Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin by displaying "a level of viciousness and scurrilousness" in pursuing questions about her personal life.

In an extraordinary and emotional interview, Steve Schmidt said his campaign feels "under siege" by wave after wave of news inquiries that have questioned whether Palin is really the mother of a 4-month-old baby, whether her amniotic fluid had been tested and whether she would submit to a DNA test to establish the child's parentage.

Arguing that the media queries are being fueled by "every rumor and smear" posted on left-wing Web sites, Schmidt said mainstream journalists are giving "closer scrutiny" to McCain's little-known running mate than to Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

The McCain camp has been unusually aggressive in pushing back against the media, and it seems to hope to persuade journalists to back off in their scrutiny of Palin. Obama campaign officials have complained to news organizations that their man has been subjected to considerably more investigative reporting than McCain has, but they have done so in more low-key fashion.

By contrast, Schmidt spoke on the record in denouncing as "an absolute work of fiction" a New York Times account of the process by which the McCain campaign vetted Palin. He also charged that Newsweek columnist Howard Fineman was predicting that the governor might have to step down as McCain's vice presidential choice.

Fineman said that he has "never, ever said that," and that he has pointed out positive aspects of Palin's candidacy. "They decided a long time ago that they were going to work the refs," he said.
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Elisabeth Bumiller, the lead author of the Times report, said she is "completely confident about the story." As for the campaign's criticism, she said: "This is what they do. It's part of their operation."

McCain also canceled a scheduled appearance on CNN's "Larry King Live" on Tuesday in retaliation for an interview a day earlier in which prime-time host Campbell Brown repeatedly pressed campaign spokesman Tucker Bounds to provide one example of a decision that Palin had made as commander of the Alaska National Guard.

"The interview was totally fair," Brown said. "I was trying to get an answer. I was persistent, but I was respectful. That's my job. Experience is a legitimate issue when John McCain raises it about Obama, and it's also legitimate for us to raise it about Palin."

Schmidt, a former spokesman for President Bush and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, talked openly about his frustrations in an interview with The Washington Post. He said the McCain camp is in the middle of the worst media "feeding frenzy" he has ever seen.

The fact that unsubstantiated allegations appear on the Internet "is not a license for smearing" Palin, he said. "The campaign has been inundated by hundreds and hundreds of calls from some of the most respected reporters and news organizations. Many reporters have called the campaign and have apologized for asking the questions and said, 'Our editors are making us do this, and I am ashamed.' "

The intensity of media inquiries hit a new level after an anonymous blogger on the liberal Web site Daily Kos last weekend charged that McCain's running mate is actually the grandmother of Trig Palin, the 4-month-old baby born with Down syndrome, and that the real mother is her daughter, 17-year-old Bristol Palin. That led to mainstream media inquiries, which prompted the McCain camp to disclose in a statement Monday that Bristol is five months pregnant and plans to have the baby and marry the teenage father.

Markos Moulitsas, the site's founder, said he did not know the contributor's identity but thought that the admittedly "weird" pregnancy questions were a legitimate line of inquiry that he should not suppress.

Some journalists, Schmidt said, have demanded to see Trig's birth certificate, or have asked when Palin went into labor and whether her contractions increased or decreased as she traveled from Texas to an Alaskan hospital in her home town, Wasilla. Others, he said, have asked whether Palin's eldest son, Track, who serves in the Army and is deploying to Iraq, is a drug addict. "Categorically false," Schmidt said, adding: "This is crazy."

News organizations routinely ask questions about allegations in an attempt to determine their veracity, and Schmidt did not contend that they were publishing or broadcasting false information about Palin and her family. But he said the media is asking more questions about Palin's pregnant daughter than about Obama's real estate deal with fundraiser Tony Rezko, who recently was convicted on corruption charges. Obama has called that transaction a "boneheaded mistake."

Bloggers on the left and right increasingly drive media coverage by turning up the volume on questions until they are difficult to ignore. Sometimes they are right, as when they questioned what CBS's Dan Rather said were National Guard documents in a 2004 report on President Bush's military service that led to Rather's ouster as the network's anchor. And sometimes they are wrong. Last year, the New Republic retracted a soldier's dispatch on petty wartime cruelty in Iraq, and National Review Online acknowledged that two blog postings by a former Marine about military movements in Lebanon were misleading.

Major newspapers, magazines and networks no longer play their traditional gatekeeper role in the digital age, as was evident during the eight-month period when the National Enquirer was charging former senator John Edwards with fathering an out-of-wedlock baby. Most national news outlets did not report the allegations until last month, when Edwards acknowledged an affair with a former campaign aide but denied being her child's father.
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Still, traditional media outlets can amplify and legitimize such reports, which may be why the McCain campaign is fighting so hard to keep the Palin allegations confined to the Internet. Denouncing the news media as biased also plays well with many Republican voters.

Palin has been unavailable to the media since she became McCain's surprise choice Friday, adding to the difficulties for news organizations pursuing stories about her life and career. Campaign manager Rick Davis said it would be unrealistic for her to grant interviews as she prepares for "the most important speech of her life," her acceptance address at the convention here. Schmidt said she will be made available for interviews after the convention, a similar timetable followed by Obama's running mate, Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Del.).

Perhaps the greatest concern to the McCain campaign is that the constant inquiries, amplified by cable television debates over whether a mother with a pregnant daughter and four other children can effectively function as vice president, will create a perception that her nomination is in trouble. "We are being bombarded by e-mails and phone calls from journalists asking when she will be dropping out of the race," Schmidt said.

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Those sexist bastards

Ok so just a side note here

I think my post yesterday on Palin as the VP pick for McCain proves that I just dont "tow" the Republican party line, but instead follow my conservative principles.

I am still getting used to the idea of her, I am reading about her and I like SOME of what she is about but not all.

I like the strategy though. McCain is proving that he is all about change and not Obama. McCain is proving that he is ready to go in there not following usual Republican party lines and make a difference.

Let me state for the record...I have never liked McCain..one bit. The last election in Arizona where he was running, I voted for the other guy just so I wouldnt have to deal with him anymore (bad voting, I know, but I have that much disdain for the man) So its driving me frackin insane that he is the closest thing to a conservative choice I have on the ticket

God help us all

From the WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU THINKING file:

From the AP Via Yahoo News:

McCain taps Alaska governor for VP

By LIZ SIDOTI, Associated Press Writer 1 minute ago

DENVER - John McCain tapped Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, a conservative who shares his maverick streak, to be the Republican vice presidential running mate on Friday in a startling selection on the eve of the Republican National Convention.

In an announcement, McCain's campaign said that Palin, who has been governor less than two years, "has the record of reform and bipartisanship that others can only speak of.

"Her experience in shaking up the status quo is exactly what is needed in Washington today," the announcement said.

McCain and Palin were appearing together in swing-state Ohio later in the day.

Palin has a strong anti-abortion record, and her selection was praised warmly by social conservatives whose support Mccain needs to prevail in the campaign for the White House.

"It's an absolutely brilliant choice," said Mathew Staver, dean of Liberty University school of Law. "This will absolutely energize Mccain's campaign and energize conservatives," he predicted.

With his pick, McCain passed over more prominent contenders like Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, as well as others such for former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge, whose support for abortion rights might have sparked unrest at the convention that opens Monday in St. Paul, Minn.

The timing of McCain's selection appeared designed to limit any political gain Obama derives from his own convention, which ended Thursday night with his nominating acceptance speech before an estimated 84,000 in Invesco Field in Colorado.

Public opinion polls show a close race between Obama and McCain, and with scarcely two months remaining until the election, neither contender can allow the other to jump out to a big post-convention lead.

At 44, Palin is a generation younger than two of McCain's seven children. She also is considerably younger than Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware, who is Barack Obama's running mate on the Democratic ticket.

She is three years Obama's junior, as well — and McCain has made much in recent weeks of Obama's relative lack of experience in foreign policy and defense matters.

In its formal announcement, the campaign pointed to her powers as head of the Alaska National Guard and the mother of a soldier herself as evidence that she "understands what it takes to lead our nation..."

McCain has had months to consider his choice, and has made it clear to reporters that one of his overriding goals was to avoid a situation like 1988, when then-Sen. Dan Quayle was thrown into a national campaign with little preparation.

A self-styled hockey mom and political reformer, Pallin was mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, population 6,500, until she became governor.

Palin flew overnight to an airport in Ohio near Dayton, and even as she awaited her formal introduction, some aides said they had believed she was at home in Alaska.

She is a former mayor of Wasilla who became governor of her state in December, 2006 after ousting a governor of her own party in a primary and then dispatching a former governor in the general election.

More recently, she has come under the scrutiny of an investigation by the Republican-controlled legislature into the possibility that she ordered the dismissal of Alaska's public safety commissioner because he would not fire her former brother-in-law as a state trooper.

Palin has a long history of run-ins with the Alaska GOP hierarchy, giving her genuine maverick status and reformer credentials that could complement McCain's image.

Two years ago, she ousted the state's Republican incumbent governor, Frank Murkowski in the primary, despite having little money and little establishment backing.

She has also distanced herself from two senior Republican office-holders, Sen. Ted Stevens and Rep. Don young. Both men are under federal corruption investigations.

She had earned stripes — and enmity — after Murkowski made her head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. From that post, she exposed ethical violations by the state GOP chairman, also a fellow commissioner.

Her husband, Todd Palin, is part Yup'ik Eskimo, and is a blue-collar North Slope oil worker who competes in the Iron Dog, a 1,900-mile snowmobile race. The couple lives in Wasilla. They have five children, the youngest of whom was born in April with Down syndrome.

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Ok, I can see where we can redirect any accusations of racism with this pick, but seriously....WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU THINKING MCCAINT??

So much for the experience argument against Obama...no?

Another Left Wing blog exposed for the lies

I was perusing the moonbats

Always an adventure in lies and misleading.

So I checked out this guy, "Thinking Meat", more affectionately known to his readers as MEATHEAD .. a reference to the socialist liberal in the 1970's TV series All In The Family

He is one of those guys who likes to make believe that he is an educated liberal, when in fact he is a lying sack of dog doo who believes his own lies so much that he will argue when he is proven wrong.

He really has NO SUBSTANCE on his blog, not an orginal thought is to be found ANYWHERE in his musings, instead what you will find is a HATE FILLED imaginary smack down of conservative blogs.


His latest attempt to hide the truth comes in this form:

"Poor gullible Amy Proctor has been taken in by yet another wingnut attack on Barack Obama:"

"So, no “flagophobia” there. And as far as “egomania” is concerned, take a gander at the tail of McCain’s campaign plane:"

Anyway, look at the article he wrote

He posts this pic of Obamas plane:



And then this pic of McCains plane:



And then makes the claim that McCain has no flag on his plane.

Um

Excuse me?



So there it is, one lie handily defeated, but its Meathead that has been defeated, not Amy Proctor. Nuff said?

And while we are at it, lets take a closer look at Obamas plane, shall we?



Notice how Obamas plane is a 757 while McCains is a 737 .. wonder whose carbon footprint is larger?

Huh...it continues to amaze me just how stinking hypocritical the left is.