Showing posts with label Images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Images. Show all posts
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
McCain Dismisses Obama as 'That One'
The new Obama campaign slogan to come out of McCain's cavalier dismissal of Obama as 'That One..."
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Photograhic Evidence of an Obamacon
The ever-elusive species Obamacus Conservatigensus was spotted today in Texas:
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
McCain/Palin Campaign Lolcat
For some reason, an image like this kept coming to mind today when reading all of the mock outrage spewed by the McCain campaign when responding to any valid media vetting of his VP pick (someone had to do it, considering that McCain didn't):
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Gallup: Obama Hits 50% For First Time
Not a bad bounce, if I do say so myself. Obama is up on John McCain by 8%, hitting 50% for the first time in the head-to-head contest to McCain's 42%:
Tigh/Roslin 2008
This is pretty funny stuff that may only resonate with fellow fans of the new Battlestar Galactica Series. I have to say that the resemblances are uncanny:
Ben Smith notes:
Fans of the Sci-Fi show Battlestar Galactica have previously noted that John McCain looks like Colonel Saul Tigh -- a temperamental war hawk and ex-fighter pilot , who also happens to be a former P.O.W.
And, as Jonathan Last notes, Sarah Palin looks like a young President Laura Roslin -- the former Secretary of Education who became president of the human race out of nowhere after the robotic Cylons killed almost all of them in a surprise nuclear strike.
In season one, the remaining 40,000 or so human beings worry about her inexperience, her open religiosity, and her choice to ban abortion in order to keep mankind alive.
For more information on the mock ticket, check out the campaign site that's already been set up in their name.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Desperate FL Republicans Evoke 9/11
This is truly beyond the pale. Some republican group in Florida evokes 9/11 with the following billboard. Truly tasteless.
Here is the contact information for the shameless slimeball who commissioned the billboard:
| pleasedontvoteforademocrat@yahoo.com | |
| Postal Address | Mike Meehan P O Box 700989 St Cloud, Florida 34770 |
Here's Howard Dean on MSNBC (comments about the billboard at around 0:54):
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
'My Mama's for Obama'
Here's an adorable picture of my niece, who my sister decked out in snazzy Obama gear:
Friday, June 6, 2008
Face of the Day
From Andrew Sullivan:
A young girl cries while listening to a speech by US Democratic presidential candidate, Illinois Senator Barack Obama during a rally to officially kick off the general election campaign on June 05, 2008 at the Nissan Pavillion in Bristow, Virginia.
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Economist: Clinton to Blame for Republican Victory
The Economist has a must-read editorial on how the Clinton campaign's recent policy of slash-and-burn tactics will likely lead to a Republican candidate in the upcoming general election having a significant chance to win!
The Clintonians like to describe their bosses as complementary figures who act as “force multipliers”. But in the 1990s what actually got multiplied was confusion... All this will be material for the Republican attack machine. By most reckonings the Republicans should be doomed. But the Clintons' tactics are alienating blacks and young people. The Clintons are in the process of doing the impossible: making the 2008 election a referendum on them, rather than on the Republicans. And the Republicans are inching towards nominating their one candidate, Mr McCain, who has broad popular appeal. If what ought to be a stroll in the park in November becomes a real fight, then the Democrats will know who to blame.
Read More: Off the leash: Democratic politics is all about Bill—again via Andrew Sullivan
Obama Climbs in Arizona Polls
Obama is on the rise in Arizona:
Clinton had 37 percent to Obama's 27 percent, compared with a similar November poll that had Clinton with 44 percent to Obama's 14 percent. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina had 15 percent in the new poll.
Read More: Poll: Clinton's big lead over Obama shrinking
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