As imperfect as McCain is, he’s the only grownup still running. The Clintons are too greedy and amoral to have power again, the Obamas are too one dimensional.

That is an excellent point Steve. As much as I dislike McCain, there’s no doubt in my mind that he is indeed an adult, and a serious minded person. I can’t say that about either of the Democrat candidates.

But what is infuriating me most of all is the constant talk of doom coming from the Dems. I don’t believe the Republicans ever engaged in it when out of power – sure, they said they could do better than the incumbent, that the country was going in the wrong direction, but they never claimed it was worse now than it had ever been. Do Hillary and Bill and Barak and Michelle really believe that nonsense? More to the point, do the voters? Can people really look at their current situations and say “Oh, yes, it’s worse now than ever in my life?” That’s not just wrong, it’s stupid.

Today’s Dems are the equivalent of the John Cleese character in Holy Grail who shouts “She turned me into a newt!” The difference is that there everybody stopped and stared because it was obviously untrue. At these rallies and speeches, everyone’s drunk the Kool-Aid and nods along. “Yes, we’ve all been fatally killed to death by the evil BusHitler and his minions! Plus, a dingo ate my baby!”

The kid says, “Mom, I’m right here…”

Mom shrieks, “Oh, my poor dead baby! I swear on your memory that your death shall be avenged!”

Kid: “Mom, you’re creeping me out.”

Worst of all are the sick masturbatory Obama assasination fantasies from the left. Electing Obama will prove we’re moved past our racist history, but he needs to be killed so they can be proven right that we’ve never left our racist history behind.

As imperfect as McCain is, he’s the only grownup still running. The Clintons are too greedy and amoral to have power again, the Obamas are too one dimensional.

Come on y’all, repeat the five second sound bites over and over and over and ov……….

Random Wisconsin numbers:

1st Congressional Dem – Obama 29,789, Clinton 29,638 (49% reporting)
3rd Congressional Pubbie – Huckabee 14,824, McCain 14,423 (74% reporting)
7th Congressional Pubbie – McCain 15,791, Huckabee 15,780
Projected Dem delegate take from Wisconsin – Obama 42, Clinton 32

There are two types of Democrats. Hillary Democrats are incapable of understand a position on an issue if it cannot be made to fit on a bumper sticker.

Barack Obama Democrats, on the other hand, think that bumper stickers are as long and tedious as War and Peace. The only word they can understand is change…….

It’s a gas. I’d say hot air from below the waist.

Hope that Obama has a clue some day. Hope that he knows enough to change his own underwear. Hope that when we change presidents, it isn’t this gas bag.

3rd (30% in) – McCain 46%-44%
7th (36% in) – Huckabee 47%-46%

In this speech, Obama told her audience that it is only now-for the first time in her adult life-that she has felt proud of her country (adding that it is not just because her husband “has done well”, but that she sees a “hunger for change” in the American people.)

Excuse me?

Already, Barack Obama’s campaign manager, David Axelrod, has attempted to put a spin on this, claiming that Mrs Obama’s words were not well formed and misunderstood. I’m sorry, but that doesn’t wash. The words were very clear. Michelle Obama attended Princeton and the Harvard Law School. She is a professional woman in her 40s. Articulation is not one of the lady’s weaknesses. When you add this comment with the comments made at UCLA, as well as previous negative comments about life in America, then a question arises in the public’s eye as to her attitude toward her country.

Cindy McCain’s reaction was simple and to the point; she stated publicly today that she has always been proud to be an American.

Many people who know Mrs Obama are jumping to her defense and insisting that she is, indeed, a patriotic American. That may be so, but I think it is incumbant for Mrs Obama to come out publicly and clarify her remarks. It is not in the Obamas’ interest to let this question linger or grow. Michelle Obama is two steps away from the White House as our First Lady. If her pride in her country is open to question, I don’t think she and Barack are going to make it.

gary fouse
fousesquawk

I just pray that we don’t end up with that train wreck liberal Obama as the nominee. I’m so afraid that (unlike Hillary) he will be liked by the population and get his way with Congress.

Uggh

That’s a sign that has been outside a coworker’s cube for over 6 years.

The party begins at 7:45 (or thereabouts), and since I won’t be drunk-blogging (too many numbers to bounce and it will be on my corner hole in TownHall’s wall, now with a shiny new back end), you’re on your own for the alcohol. Trust…