For the first time in 32 years, Democrats got more than 50 percent of the country to vote for their candidate in a national election, and now they want to lecture the Republican Party on how to win elections. Liberal Republicans have joined them, both groups hoping no one will notice that we just lost this election by running the candidate they chose for us. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Sen. John McCain’
Ann Coulter: GOP Vote Declines Less Than NYT Profit
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 2008 Election, Ann Coulter, Declines, Dems, GOP, Less, NYT, Obama, Profit, Sen. John McCain, Than, TMQ2, Vote on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ann Coulter: The Reign of Lame Falls Mainly on McCain
Posted in Sen. John McCain, tagged 2008 Election, Ann Coulter, Obama, Sen. John McCain on November 6, 2008 | 14 Comments »
(Nov. 4th 2008) — Last night was truly a historic occasion: For only the second time in her adult life, Michelle Obama was proud of her country!
The big loser of this election is Colin Powell, whose last-minute endorsement of Obama put the Illinois senator over the top. Powell was probably at home last night, yelling at his TV, “Are you KIDDING me? That endorsement was sarcastic!”
The winner, of course, is Obama, who must be excited because now he can start hanging out in public with Bill Ayers and Rev. Jeremiah Wright again. John McCain is a winner because he can resume buying more houses.
And we’re all winners because we will never again have to hear McCain say, “my friends.” (more…)
Taller Man Wins
Posted in TMQ2, tagged height, Nomination, Obama, presidential candidates, Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD, Short men, shortie, tall men, TMQ2 on November 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Once again we voted in the taller of the two presidential candidates. That’s what the Republicans get for nominating Shortie McCain.
Iraqis in Jordan Pray Obama Loses
Posted in Obama, tagged American troops, Iraq, Jordan, Obama, Sen. John McCain, TMQ2, U.S. Election, War on November 4, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Iraqis in Jordan More Interested in US Elections Than Jordani Citizens
by Mohammad Ghazal, Ashlea Surles and Shlomo Muslim, PhD
AMMAN – Democratic candidate Barack Obama supports putting a time frame for withdrawal of troops while Republican John McCain supports more troops in Iraq.
“The elections are so important to me. It means I either go back to Iraq or never. I follow them everyday,” Yousef Rabaii, a 42-year-old Iraqi who has been residing in Amman with his family for three years, said.
Rabaii said the two candidates do not usher in a secure and safer Iraq. However, he thinks a win by Obama is not a positive impact on Iraq. (more…)
Why a Female Jewish Democrat Harvard-Educated Lawyer is Voting for McCain
Posted in Sen. John McCain, tagged Democrat, Female, Jew, Jews, Lori Lowenthal Marcus, Sen. John McCain, TMQ2, Vote on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This Jew for McCain
by Lori Lowenthal Marcus
When PBS asked me to do an interview for a television newsweekly because I am a Jew supporting McCain, I didn’t hesitate to say yes. PBS’s left wing bias is legendary. I thought it likely the interview would be edited to make me look like a Jew with compromised allegiance to the US, and not even a “real Jew” at that because I fail to see Judaism as the religion of “Tikkun Olam.”
But I thought I had something valuable to say about why I, a liberal Jewish woman Democrat whose primary issue prior to 9/11 was reproductive rights, now believe the McCain/Palin ticket is better for the US, better for the West, better for Israel and better for Jews than is Obama/Biden. This characterization of me made it on air, but none of my substantive reasons did.
Here’s what was left out. (more…)
Change This
Posted in Obama, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged change, Obama, Sarah Palin, Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD on October 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
As hard as I try, I can’t figure the Obama loving change-mongers out. Everywhere I turn I notice of full of it all those pro-change people are. Maybe you’ve been noticing the same things as I. For instance:
Ever notice how all the Obama-First change advocates went apoplectic when Sarah Palin entered the scene? Why? To me she represents change. She’s unlike any other vice presidential candidate ever. She’s a breath of fresh air.
Ever notice how Obama supporters who supposedly love change keep saying McCain is the same as Bush, when clearly the Republicans didn’t want McCain for the longest time because McCain is very different than Bush?
Ever notice how pro-change Obamaites are deathly afraid of voting for McCain because he’s 72-years-old and there’s a chance he could die in office? What’s the problem with that? I thought Obamaites like change. You’d think they’d want McCain because he might die in office. Heck, that would give us quite a change, going from Bush, to McCain to Palin.
Obama-Ayers Connection and More Lies
Posted in Obama, tagged Ayers, debate, Lies, Obama, Sen. John McCain on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Obama’s Hot Ayers
Barack Obama blasted John McCain last week for focusing on the Democratic nominee’s links to shady char acters instead of the economy.
Actually, McCain’s said plenty about the economy. But Obama clearly would rather talk about anything but his past.
Obama first became defensive when McCain running mate Sarah Palin accused him of “palling around with terrorists” – a reference to his ties to Bill Ayers, who co-founded the radical Weather Underground and bombed the Pentagon, the Capitol and NYPD headquarters.
Obama’s main answer? All of that happened when he was eight years old.
That’s lame, for sure.
But Ayers’ distant past isn’t the only reason to distrust him. He has a present, as well – and Obama is a part of it.
Candidates Won’t Name Enemy
Posted in Obama, Terrorism, tagged Enemy, Islamic Terrorism, John McCain, Obama, Sen. John McCain, Silent, Terrorism, TMQ2 on October 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A Silence on Terror
HERE’S a wake-up call for a nation at war: We’ve had all but one of the presidential debates, plus the veep debate – without once hearing the words “Islamic terrorism.”
Seven years after 9/11, we still seem to be debating whether it’s polite to name our enemy directly. Worse, the emerging consensus seems to be “no.”
That is not a good sign. How is the next leader of the free world going to solve a problem he can’t even name?
Yes, the economy is by far the most urgent issue – but that doesn’t make the war any less serious. (more…)
Expect the Race to Tighten
Posted in Obama, Sen. John McCain, tagged 2008 Election, NYP, Obama, race, Sen. John McCain, Tighten, TMQ2 on October 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
From the NYP:
THE polls now all indicate an Obama win on Nov. 4; some even suggest a landslide. But there’s a strong chance the race will tighten back up this month.
Anger over the Wall Street mess has been pushing voters to Barack Obama in droves. And John McCain’s effort to get involved in the solution only hurt him.
By suspending his campaign and heading to Washington, McCain made himself a central actor in the unpopular bailout, and thus a target of populist outrage. It also hurt his his effort to show how he far he is from President Bush – there he was, shoulder to shoulder with Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson, Bush and Wall Street.
But October may see the end of Obama’s surge: He’s peaking too soon. (more…)
Who’s Lying, Democrats or Republicans?
Posted in Obama, tagged Democrats, Lies, Linda Chavez, NYP, Obama, Sen. John McCain on September 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Excerpts:
“To try to tie McCain to Limbaugh is about as dishonest as it gets.” … “When it comes to lies, the media get far more exercised over unflattering truths about Obama’s record than they do about real distortions of McCain’s.
Which Campaign is Telling Lies?
by Linda Chavez | NYP
The media have [been] accusing John McCain the GOP presidential nominee of being dishonest in his campaign ads.
They’re especially angry about an ad that accuses Barack Obama of supporting an Illionois bill that mandated comprehensive sex education for children in kindergarten. A look at the actual bill proves the ad was no lie — but the media couldn’t be bothered to actually check.
Then the Obama campaign began airing ads in Spanish, accusing McCain of being “two-faced,” using one set of words to Hispanic audiences and another to fellow Republicans. “They want us to forget the insults we’ve put up with . . . the intolerance . . . they made us feel marginalized in this country we love so much,” a narrator says, as the screen flashes some pretty nasty comments by Rush Limbaugh.
The McCain ad turns out to be factually correct. (more…)
Obama: All Hype and ‘Out of Step’ With Americans
Posted in Obama, tagged 2008 Election, American, David Bossie, Documentary, Hype: The Obama Effect, Majority, Obama, Restraining Order, Sen. John McCain, TMQ2, Voters, White House on September 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Barack Obama is completely ill suited for the presidency. Moreover, he and his America-hating wife should not even be allowed on the White House property. Perhaps the American public could figure out a legal way to take out a Restraining Order against the Obamas (as America haters) so they could not legally come within 500-feet of the White House lawn.
From Wikipedia: “…A restraining order is a legal order issued by a state court which requires one person to stop harming another person. It is also sometimes called a Protection Order, Order of Protection, Protection from Abuse Order, Protective Order or some other similar name…”
I think we could use the Protection from Abuse Order to get the job done.
On another note, a new documentary from David Bossie explores the HYPE behind Barack Obama. Quin Hillyer from The American Spectator gives us his analysis:
Who Is Barack Obama?
Anybody who doesn’t think John McCain can defeat Barack Obama by focusing on real issues is somebody who hasn’t seen Citizens United’s latest documentary tour de force, “Hype: The Obama Effect.” }} more…
Malkin: “The Atlantic’s photog goes ape”
Posted in Sen. John McCain, tagged Ape, Atlantic, Chimpanzee, Craptastic, head, Jill Greenberg, Michelle Malkin, Monkey, Photo, Photo Fiasco, Photographer, Sen. John McCain, shitting, TMQ2 on September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
From Michelle Malkin:
The NYPost asked me to write a special column on The Atlantic’s Jill Greenberg photo fiasco.
Click on image below to read Michelle Malkin’s article.
Female Democrats and Female Republicans Get Down and Dirty
Posted in Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged 2008 Election, Abortion, Al Gore, Bill Clinton, books, environment, Eve Ensler, Evolution, Huffington, Jimmy Carter, John Muir, Lincoln, Nixon, Palin, Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD, Teddy Roosevelt, TMQ2, Yosemite on September 11, 2008 | 11 Comments »
The moment McCain unveiled his choice for vice president the Huffington Post began to blindly bash Sarah Palin. Here’s the most recent example, where Eve Ensler tells us:
…everything Sarah Palin believes in and practices is antithetical to Feminism which for me is part of one story — (more…)
This Bud’s Not For You
Posted in Beer, Sen. John McCain, tagged Anheuser-Busch, Beer, Bud, Budweiser, InBev, McCain's Wife, merger, Sen. John McCain, This Bud's For You, TMQ2 on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Beer drinkers sue to stop InBev-Bud merger
They contend deal would create a monopoly in United States brew marketST. LOUIS – Ten angry beer drinkers are trying to derail the largest brewery takeover in history.
The group filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday claiming Belgium-based InBev’s $52 billion purchase of Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. would violate U.S. antitrust law if completed as planned in the coming months.
The suit, filed in Anheuser-Busch’s hometown of St. Louis, does not seek financial damages but asks a judge to block the deal. The Department of Justice often reviews large acquisitions to determine if they are legal under U.S. law. But attorneys behind the lawsuit said they want to halt the deal regardless of the verdict in Washington.
“The Justice Department can do whatever they want. They have no absolutely no effect on private actions,” (more…)
Undecideds Decide
Posted in Obama, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged bump, convention, Democratic, National, Obama, Palin, points, Republican, Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD on September 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Before the Democratic National Convention Obama was up by 9 points. Then he got a 9 point bump after the Convention. Then came Sarah Palin and the Republican National Convention and now that McCain’s bump is in and the dust has settled, guess what?
Obama is down by 3 points.
That means the undecideds are deciding and it appears they’ve been paying attention to facts. Unlike bleeding heart Liberals, the undecideds appear to be informed, intelligent, thinking people.
All the more power to them.
How Old Is Cindy McCain?
Posted in Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD, tagged age, Cindy McCain, erection, John McCain, Sarah Palin, Sen. John McCain, Shlomo Muslim PhD on September 6, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Someone said Cindy McCain obviously isn’t over 50 years old. Actually, Cindy McCain is 53 years old. She will turn 54 on December 31, 2008. Sarah Palin is 44 years old. John McCain’s mother is 96 years old. The Democrats have tried to turn John McCain’s age into a negative. I’d say it’s a positive. Frankly, I wouldn’t start to get worried until he has an erection that lasts more than 4 hours.
McCain Haters for McCain
Posted in Obama, Sen. John McCain, tagged Obama, Sen. John McCain, TMQ2 on September 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
From American Thinker:
I think I’m fairly representative of those conservatives who just could not stand to vote for John McCain. But I now plan to vote for him this November. Let me tell you why.
My published criticisms of McCain can be read here, here, here and here. I even contemplated that a President Obama might not be so bad . I think my bona fides as a “McCain hater” are fairly well established. (Although I don’t care for the word “hate” here. I didn’t hate him, just voting for him.)
To some conservatives, voting is a simple matter: only one of two candidates is going to win, so pick the more conservative. By that measure, McCain easily beats Barack Obama. }} more…
Sarah Palin Makes History as First Female Vice Presidential Nominee of Republican Party
Posted in Palin, Sen. John McCain, tagged Palin, Sen. John McCain on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
GOP Candidate’s Acceptance Speech Defends Experience, Targets Barack Obama
Mr. Chairman, delegates, and fellow citizens: I am honored to be considered for the nomination for Vice President of the United States…
I accept the call to help our nominee for president to serve and defend America.
I accept the challenge of a tough fight in this election… against confident opponents … at a crucial hour for our country.
And I accept the privilege of serving with a man who has come through much harder missions … and met far graver challenges … and knows how tough fights are won – the next president of the United States, John S. McCain. }} more…
Ann Coulter: The Best Man Turned Out to Be a Woman
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Ann Coulter, best man, Palin, Sen. John McCain, TMQ2, to be a woman, turned out, V.P., veep, Vice President on September 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
John McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, as his running mate finally gave Republicans a reason to vote for him — a reason, that is, other than B. Hussein Obama.
The media are hopping mad about McCain’s vice presidential selection, but they’re really furious over at MSNBC. After drawing “Keith + Obama” hearts on their denim notebooks, Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews stayed up all night last Thursday, writing jokes about Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, the presumed vice presidential pick. Now they can’t use any of them.
So the media are taking it out on our brave Sarah and her 17-year-old daughter. (more…)
For the first time in 32 years, Democrats got more than 50 percent of the country to vote for their candidate in a national election, and now they want to lecture the Republican Party on how to win elections. Liberal Republicans have joined them, both groups hoping no one will notice that we just lost this election by running the candidate they chose for us. 











