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Doubling Down

Saturday, August 30th, 2008

Say, if Senator Obama’s so fucking concerned about Governor Palin’s inexperience, why doesn’t he offer to trade places with Joe Biden? Obama’s like an underemployed asshole who won’t get a real job unless he can come in as CEO of the entire concern. And the misogyny of his initial response to the news of Palin’s nomination is unquestionable. As I remarked to a certain woman I know of tonight, I had long thought that the claims of misogyny against Obama had been overplayed, but his reaction today persuaded me quite otherwise. I think the more that independent and conservative Democratic women hear about the Governor of Alaska, the more they will like her and her family and see her as someone they can work with.

Don’t forget that the “McSame” riff these miserable hippies are always trying to push is a total lie. They know that McCain is the real representative of bipartisanism. And with this choice of Palin —which is high-risk, but high-reward— McCain is also saying that he’s interested in being the one to bring ”change” to Washington. Palin will appeal to many different strata of conservatism and libertarianism and maybe even liberalism. At the very least, she is as “historic” a choice as Obama.

The Mayoress of Wasilla

Friday, August 29th, 2008

For some reason, I liken John McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin to General Eisenhower picking Richard Nixon for the Vice Presidency in 1952. I think McCain is rewarding her primarily for the potential she represents, as well as hoping that he will stand to reap the benefits of choosing a woman. He made a boldly political decision that is justified by what he sees as a woman of character and strength. This could be a stroke of genius and an appeal not only to women but to younger Americans. I am trying to learn all I can, although I heard from a relative of mine this morning that the Wikipedia entry for her said that she “began life as a man.” Interesting.

Boy, She Got Dem Impeccabilities

Friday, August 29th, 2008

John McCain has just made himself and the Governor of Alaska the President and Vice President of the United States.

I’m finally getting to watch Sarah Palin address her first audience as the presumptive nominee and she is a delight. I am just beaming. She seems to have real respect for McCain, if not the personal chemistry just yet. And what a beautiful family. They say she calls her husband —who I would guess is most women’s ideal man— the “First Dude.” Ha, ha. Great-looking kids and just amazing details of her biography.

I think, if fair-minded women voters are honest about this election and what Palin’s elevation means for them, they cannot doubt that this is a courageous choice McCain has made and that Sarah Palin is a woman worthy of considering for the job.

Oh, and Barry? Epic Fail. Then again, maybe McCain’s announcement did you the favor of a mercy flush for last night’s bacchanal of banality. And how did you respond to the most interesting news of this day? With a graceless post-it note with your contempt for certain of our citizens. You lose, liar.

Mid-Convention Review

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

It moved me deeply to see Edward Moore Kennedy address the DNC on Monday. That remains my favorite emotional moment so far. Hillary’s speech, however, was a masterpiece. It is the most impactful moment yet. I thought Mrs. Obama was lovely and exquisitely controlled. La Pelosi reconceived the white pantsuit in famous fashion. Biden needs a monster performance tonight. And Obamachrist? I predict he will emerge before those fluted Greek columns tomorrow night with a whacked-out professional wrestler mullet-weave and a boast in his throat. It will be a moment like the one a person feels in the split second he knows he’s going to fall a long way. There’s an adrenaline rush that makes nonsense of time and propels him into the air: “FLY, damn you! FLY!!!”

William Jennings Biden

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

Just go with the look, man. It works.

A General Observation on the Democrats’ Rhetoric

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

I don’t approve of American politicians standing before the world proclaiming the end of partisanism that will come by the election of Barack Hussein Obama. These people completely misunderstand American history and culture. When partisanism is finally defeated here, this will have become a totalitarian country. I don’t want to live there. I want to live with a cinnamon girl, not some bloodless angel of homogeneous heaven.

You know what? If the post-American Left are so interested in exporting our Constitutional rights to the enemies of Western Civilization, why don’t they take to the firmest possible position there can be on the question of a nuclearized Iran and the next- phase al-Qaedists? Why don’t they have a coherent message on immigration reform and border security? Why can’t they stand up for the legalization of hemp and the reform of our drug laws? Why do they support candidates who don’t support gay marriage? When can we end the corn subsidies and the other kinds of protectionism in a global economy? What’s wrong with school choice, vouchers, credits, and vocational schooling? Can we exploit more of our own natural resources, please?

Start making sense, losers.

Subtlety This Summer

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

According to Sam Youngman at The Hill, Bill Clinton isn’t done hatin’ on a certain playa:

The former president, speaking in Denver, posed a hypothetical question in which he seemed to suggest that that the Democratic Party was making a mistake in choosing Obama as its presidential nominee.

He said: “Suppose for example you’re a voter. And you’ve got candidate X and candidate Y. Candidate X agrees with you on everything, but you don’t think that person can deliver on anything. Candidate Y disagrees with you on half the issues, but you believe that on the other half, the candidate will be able to deliver. For whom would you vote?”

Then, perhaps mindful of how his off-the-cuff remarks might be taken, Clinton added after a pause: “This has nothing to do with what’s going on now.”

It’s hard not to notice that Bill Clinton no longer matters to his party. He may again, but it’s truly remarkable to see how quickly he’s been reduced by this new crowd to some cartoon racist complainer. And it’s almost completely wrong! Him and Geraldine Ferraro getting called racists? This bunch of morans running the Democratic Party are taking identity politics to a whole new plane of reality. Watch out.

Michelle Robinson Obama

Monday, August 25th, 2008

She’s a beautiful lady and she did her husband a great service tonight. It was an almost perfectly delivered speech with many of the same oratorical tricks Obama himself uses to mimic human concern. But then he showed up as some sort of disembodied head —like them spooky fuckers from the trial scene at the start of Superman. What a thoroughly unnecessary intrusion into what was otherwise a thespian triumph. The man is absolutely helpless before the might of his ego. Sheer preposterity!

Unity

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Michael Calderone is reporting at Politico:

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell was supposed to give “closing remarks” during this afternoon’s Shorenstein Center-sponsored panel discussion with all three Sunday show moderators — NBC’s Tom Brokaw, ABC’s George Stephanopoulous and CBS’s Bob Schieffer — but instead, he opened up a can of worms about bias in 2008 election coverage[.]

Ruh-roh.

“MSNBC was the official network of the Obama campaign,” Rendell said, who called their coverage “absolutely embarrassing.”

Chris Matthews, Rendell said, “loses his impartiality when he talks about the Clintons.”

At that point, PBS’s Judy Woodruff, who was moderating the moderators event, said: “Why don’t we let Governor Rendell sit down.”

That was met with applause from the crowd of big-time media figures, which included Arianna Huffington, Gwen Ifill, Al Hunt, and Chuck Todd.

You don’t have to say that MSNBC’s primaries coverage of Hillary was sexist to say that the obvious infatuation they had —and still have— for Obama constitutes real assistance to him. That’s not assistance that Hillary was often offered past, let’s say, the Texas and Ohio contests. The quasi-homosexual fussing over this unqualified liar from the TUCC by Matthews and Olbermann is notoriously unhidden. Good on Ed for pointing it out right there in the midst of the whole smelly lot of them.

How Pathetic Is Steve Simels?

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Let’s go to the tape:

I am particularly looking forward to Toby on election night. I await his eloquent last words before blowing his brain out upon the announcement of the Obama landslide.

Only a loser would sit there hogging the computer in the dayroom of a half-way house and fantasizing about my death. Simels, get help. And let some of the other drug addicts have a chance at checking their email, too.


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