Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau 2008.11.27

Which Way Out of the Wilderness?

Prickly City by Scott Stantis Wednesday, November 19, 2008

A Natural Patton: How Palin Nearly Saved McCain

A Natural Patton: How Palin Nearly Saved McCain

November 14, 2008 - by Kyle-Anne Shiver

Michael Ramirez November 7, 2008

All Countries/Territories

Thanks For Visiting

Sigh

No Preconditions

Sarah's a Fighter

"Sarah's a Fighter" - Sarah Palin TV Ad

McCain Sign Stolen Again

My helpful neighbor's was taken as well, both replaced this morning.
I may have to adopt this strategy:

Boy shocked after man powers up campaign sign

Racists

Most Likely True

McCain campaign workers attacked

It was False

Police: McCain volunteer made up robbery story

Despicable, if true

Police: McCain Worker Mugged, Attacked

SNL = So Not Laughing

Not funny

Lettermen

John McCain = A
David Letterman = C

Joe the Plumber for Congress

We need a Mr. Fix-It

The "I Have a Bracelet" Debate

I'm Anti-Hanke-Panke Too

McCain's Brilliant Play: Bets Presidency on Blocking Bailout Deal

"Americans hate the Hanke-Panke plan, which they accurately view as a bailout of the financial-services companies and executives that helped get us into this mess."

Sarah Barracuda in Florida

Sarah Barracuda

I Just Had to Laugh. "The Economist" conservative?

Somebody described The Economist as conservative.

The Economist

According to former editor Bill Emmott, "the Economist's philosophy has always been liberal, not conservative."


The Economist editorial stance

"The newspaper defines its point of view as classically liberal. Therefore, its editorial stance tends to take positions that are socially liberal and economically liberal; it generally advocates free markets and the minimum governmental regulation necessary, and then only where unfettered free markets would clearly lead to negative results (such as monopolistic practices)."

I can't afford to be a Democrat

Barack Obama raises millions in Beverly Hills

"Tickets to Tuesday's reception and dinner at the mansion went for $28,500 apiece; about 300 people attended. Entry to the hotel event cost $2,500; about 800 were in the audience."

Desperado Steals McCain Yard Signs

I have a McCain yard sign, two neighbors also have McCain signs.
One Obama sign on the next block.
Last night, somebody stole two of the McCain signs.
The Messiah’s followers are getting desperate.

Bob
P.S. I'm going to follow someone's advice about having backups.

Don't Mess With Sarah

I Want a Button! Or, at least, a cookie.

Straining to reach money goal, Obama presses donors

"At a convention-week meeting in Denver of the campaign's top fund-raisers, buttons with the image of a money tree were distributed to those who had already contributed the maximum $2,300 to the general election, a subtle reminder to those who had failed to ante up."

$2,300 does not a VIP make

Was going to attend the McCain/Palin rally.
Was told only VIPs get seats, everyone else has to stand for the 3-4 hours.

HELLO?

They REALLY ARE the party of the fat cats.

Bob

P.S. I may have to vote Obama to cancel out my contribution.

I laughed, I cried, it moved me…Bob

I laughed, I cried, it moved me.

Bob

300 plus Two G’s for Governor Sarah

Or mabye, it's just a fistful of dollars

Bob

$2,300 for Sarah Palin

My first ever Presidential campaign contribution.

Bob

Sarah Palin for President

Not that anybody cares about what I think.

But, I wish she were at the top of the ticket.

Then again, I voted for Ross Perot, so don't go by me.

Bob