Draft Sarah Palin for Vice President, that is.
Via my brother, the draft site.

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Wes Clark is not alone in maligning the service record of John McCain. Now a former Kerry Campaign adviser and Obama supporter takes his shot.

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Alaskan Congressman Don Young attended a reception last night where he received an award from each of the following groups: Americans for Tax Reform, American Shareholders Association, Alliance for Worker Freedom, and the 60 Plus Association. These awards are based off of various votes that fall in line with the ideals of the individual groups.

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Eric Egland is running for Congress from California’s 4th Congressional District. His wife, the lovely lady in this video, grew up in Communist Poland.

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At the moment, both presidential candidates are suggesting changes in taxation will only affect upper incomes negatively. I’ve got 3 words for you that’ll turn your smile upside down. Alternative Minimum Tax.

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Let’s face it. Campaigning for President has become a narrow road laced with minefields. We’ve made the process all about avoiding any word, deed or notion that could possibly offend anyone.

Why?

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Beldar climbs aboard the Sarah Palin for Vice President bandwagon. In his usual thorough manner, he more than demonstrates her outstanding qualifications for the position of McCain’s number 2.

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Here are five sound reasons not to vote for Barack Obama.

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Ann Althouse presents a few reasons why John McCain ought to consider Alaska governor Sarah Palin for his vice presidential choice.

She won my heart by NOT aborting her unborn child that she knew had Down’s Syndrome.
About Governor Palin:
Sarah’s parents arrived in Alaska in 1964 to teach school in Skagway.
After moving to the [...]

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This is the year America elects a female Preisdent. Well, if not this year, then when?

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Powerline says it all about Obama.

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Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Vote early, vote often.

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