s wardrobe than Obama spends on TV commercials. And look at the attention Sarah Palin is getting with her wardrobe. It doesnâ€t seem like such a bad political move. Anyway, America should not make a decision on who to vote for based on clothing, especially since the future of our country is at stake. With this in mind, vote for the candidate that supports our freedom for human rights and personal financial responsibility.
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I think it’s valid to argue that she was chosen as McCain’s VP simply because of the PR she brings to the table. Let’s face it, McCain is the “dead fish” mentioned by K (at least when compared to Obama). He needed a little spice in his campaign. Is Palin the sort of spice he needed? In the end the answer will be no because at the rate that she’s self destructing, even the die hard Republicans will be questioning their vote.
At any rate, good post.
]]>Umm … yes, they are. They really are. Not just America, but ‘middle-just-about-anywhere’. We had 10 years of Howard for the very same reason, `being decisive’ and systematically attacking any thoughtful input as `elitist’. Plenty of people just love that bullshit. And they get to vote!
He’s another gem from the interview if you haven’t yet seen it.
http://coloradoindependent.com/10033/palin-wont-name-a-single-newspaper-she-reads
The mind boggles … well, except with all those kids, and the stories of her vindictive scheming. That probably didn’t leave any time to read newspapers or dabble in any of that high-falutin book-learnin’ guff.
]]>It is hard for us to ignore the US election (believe me I have tried) as not only do we get it shoved down our throats in every news bulletin (and I watch a lot of news) but there is the very real problem of America being the worlds Superpower – your President has an awful lot of impact on the rest of us.
Sadly, my last sentence isn’t quite true. Not only will the American people have to suffer if they vote McCain/Palin, but so will the rest of us. Maybe we should be allowed a vote 🙂
]]>To be fair, some would vote Democrat in the same case.
Actually a dead fish would be better than McPalin, since a dead fish won’t deregulate banks and won’t start new wars or authorize troops for existing ones, etc. But doing nothing is the Libertarian party’s dominion.
Anyway, the diehard figure no matter who is the candidate, the core principles will be sound: tax cuts for the rich and for corporations, strong worldwide military might and will to use it, deregulation of most businesses, hedge against social permissiveness.
Which is why the last few Republican leaders have been empty sheets… it doesn’t matter who the person is — in fact, the less substantive the better, because the more pliable they will be to the party establishment (neocons / PNAC / John Birch).
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