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Second Debate – Election 2008
Dear God! Shoot me now!
And the winner of the most boring television show in history, including all future history, was
Sarah Palin.
Seriously, could either candidate been more dull? More afraid to cause a fuss?
This was the format that McCain excelled at? You mean, after the stroke?
Are either of these men our best and brightest? Do either of these men deserve to be President? How about dogcatcher?
At best a draw. Advantage Barry Obama.
Oh, yeah. Fire Congress!
Table of contents for Vote 2008
- Barry the Bullsh-tter
- Second Debate – Election 2008
- Barry Obama’s Tax Policies
- The ACORN Song
- Democrat Promised a World That Was Safer, More Moral
Filed under: American Politics, Commentary, Executive Branch, Original writing · Tags: election 2008, Fire Congress, mccain, nashville debate, obama, presidential election
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What McCain should have said:
First, how many of you, by show of hands, know who Franklin Raines, Jim Johnson or Jamie Gorelick are? (Then, he should tell them about their former positions.)
Jim Johnson was advising Sen. Obama on his vice presidential pick, until he stepped down amidst the mortgage controversy. Raines and Gorelick continue to advise Sen. Obama on economic policy. Who would you like to see put in charge of the economic recovery of America?
Second, in your own circle of friends, how many of them are corrupt Syrian businessmen, PLO operatives, advisers to Saudi billionaires, card-carrying communists, mentors and founders of the Black Panthers, unrepentant domestic terrorists, or rabid racists who blame the United States government for trying to kill black people with AIDS?
Often times, the men or women who sitting U.S. presidents nominate to the U.S. Supreme Court are people with which they’re comfortable, ideologically and otherwise. Who would you like to see on the bench of the United States Supreme Court, shaping our laws, culture and country for a generation?