Thanks. Buh-Bye.

On June 19th, 2008 at 5:06 am, mistressjustice said:

Take your PC siren somewhere else buddy.

You crack me up. One post I’m PC, the next post my humor is too un-PC for you.

Back then, I thought the lovefest between Rudy and Johnny Mac was too much to overcome, but it turns out that Rudy is a tad insane and the economy seems to be a bigger issue (right now, that is) than combating terrorism.

Does McCain choose someone to help shore up the conservative vote? Does he try to combat Obama’s youth with his choice? Maybe he goes wild and picks someone to the left of himself, so that he can fight off the notions that he and W are one and the same. I don’t believe that he’ll choose a VP based on trying to win a specific state.

He might go with someone from outside the Beltway to combat the change message, too. But I doubt it. One thing about McCain, his ego will always win out over his rationale. He won’t choose simply to counter his opponent.

I think he picks Lieberman to reinforce the “maverick” image and bring in independent voters. He trusts conservative voters will go with the lesser of two evils and stay away from the voter-purchasing progressive that is Obama.

(The BO campaign speeches promising targeted tax cuts, tuition payments, etc., and to stick it to anyone that is moderately successful just panders to the basest free lunch cupidity and economic envy in humanity. I feel ill every time he speaks.)

In Missouri we call these people Americans or voters

Yeah, voters that Obama seems to have had trouble connecting with. Duh. Take your PC siren somewhere else buddy.

I chose Gen Anthony Zinni for Obama, because he’s the “foreign policy” balancer, though it could just as easily be Gen Jim Jones or Weasely Clark.

I believe these are the best choices for each of the candidates.

But that’s just me.

There are a lot of poor rural whites, old people, hispanics and jews in Florida, and that doesn’t typically bode well for Barack.

In Missouri we call these people Americans or voters.

This contest was too hard. I might become a liberal and just hope for change for hop and change.

We’re Screwed ’08

There are a lot of poor rural whites, old people, hispanics and jews in Florida, and that doesn’t typically bode well for Barack.

I don’t know if Team McCain thought Florida was up in the air, or that they’d have to fight it out in places like Virginia, NC, and Colorado.

For better or worse, a lot of important decisions are made based on polling.

As a resident, I never would have though Obama would have a shot down here. It’ still early, but damn things are getting interesting.