Shambles

The McCain campaign is in shambles and I love it.

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Republican Tonight

I’m sad to admit that I have watched Entertainment Tonight two nights in a row. Reason being, I am simply aghast at the amount of Republican propaganda on that show. Mary Hart is in love with the McCains. Am I the only one that has noticed this? Hope not. CBS should be ashamed.

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Most Expensive Mistake in US History

aside from the Iraq war that is.

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Classic

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Satellites

Ah, yes. I’m sure we will spy on other countries

The satellites could spy on enemy troop movements, spot construction at suspected nuclear sites and alert commanders to militant training camps.

But, mainly, we’ll spy on our own citizens.

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More Cowbell

You can expect more corruption from the GOP in the months ahead. Campaign finance reform, my ass. The straight talk express suddenly has a lot more money.

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Upside of Wright

Here’s a pretty good CNN article about the upside of the whole ridiculous Rev. Wright controversy.

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Gibson Bloat

Wow, I saw some very recent footage of “Charles” Gibson on the Colbert Report today. Incidentally, I love the Colbert Report even though Stephen is a Hillary lover. Anyways, Gibson looked horrid. It was shocking. I wondered if the guilt from that awful barrage of biased debate questioning had caught up with him. Then, I read the following within the pages of Hunter S. Thompson’s The Great Shark Hunt and it all made sense.

Many appeared to be in the terminal stages of Campaign Bloat, a gruesome kind of false-fat condition that is said to be connected somehow with failing adrenal glands. The swelling begins within twenty-four hours of that moment when the victim first begins to suspect that the campaign is essentially meaningless. At that point, the body’s entire adrenaline supply is sucked back into the gizzard, and nothing either candidate says, does, or generates will cause it to rise again…and without adrenaline, the flesh begins to swell; the eyes fill with blood and grow smaller in the face, the jowls puff out from the cheekbones, the neck-flesh droops, and the belly swells up like a frog’s throat…The brain fills with noxious waste fluids, the tongue is rubbed raw on the molars, and the basic perception antennae begin dying like hairs in a bonfire.

And that’s exactly what Gibson looked like as an interviewer questioned the relevance of his line of questioning. He blathered some stock line about “electability”, which even my handy-dandy spell-check feature assures me isn’t a real word. No, Gibson, like Stephanopolous has been strong-armed by his network. Now they are paying the price — especially Gibson. Just take a look at him sometime soon before the Disney execs shoot him full of botox to cover it up.

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Worst President in History

and the confirmation of it at least gives me some satisfaction… I normally steer clear of the ol’ CNN, but I couldn’t pass up this headline.

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Mary Landrieu

I received an email from Barbara Boxer’s campagn with an interesting title: Why is George Bush in Louisiana today? I love a good headline, so I opened it. Turns out she is in a hell of a fight with John Kennedy.

Karl Rove personally recruited Mary’s Republican opponent, John Kennedy to switch parties and challenge her for the Senate this November.

And now, Rove’s former boss, George W. Bush — the same President who tried to block Senator Landrieu’s efforts to rebuild the Gulf Coast — is raising a million dollars for John Kennedy.

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