tvashtarkatena

So, I just got back from Japan. Did I miss anything?

The only one that lets my feet reach the ground--Sportser. She's a 1990 pearly white beauty. Ah, the Sportster: prettiest Harley of them all.

Sarah Silverman wants to talk to ya: Campaign message for Jews

If McCain does win, not to worry. He's planning his War on Greed from his 15,000 square foot cottage, or maybe one of his other 13 homes. I used to actually buy the story that McCain was disliked within his own party because he bucked them on the issues. Pure fabrication, of course; they just hate the sumbitch because he's a fucking douchebag.

Yeah. Fuck off, AshHole.

This is a clear case for spear killing.

Did someone say landslide?

Timely: McCain asks: who is the real Obama? The more you know the real McCain, the less you worry about the answering this question. And I thought Bush was a fucking prick...

I actually suspect that a new war IS McCain's plan to stimulate the economy. It would suit his enormous, completely self-centered ego; the President as warrior-savior. His rhetoric regarding Iran, coupled with his notorious temper, pretty much make this a foregone conclusion. He'll attempt to gene-splice Teddy Roosevelt, his hero, with FDR...without any domestic public works projects, of course. The reality of such a move, of course, would throw us back into the Middle Ages if we're not already headed there.

Thank that libtard Porter.

Tvashtar finds it amusing when someone refers to themselves in the third person.

Obama should continue doing what works: remaining the cool cat, continue talking about fixing our problems and let McCain fall on his own attack campaign strategy. It's incredible that, given all the crisis today, the McCain campaign thinks that sending Palin out to dredge up the Ayers connection is a path to victory. Oh well, there's that judgement thing again.

Obama's poll numbers took a jump this weekend. October surprise, I guess. Palin's 'hard hitting' attacks apparently aren't quite hitting home.

Very interesting read.

I agree for the most part, given the way the market voted on the bailout; we're fucked, and it's too late to do much about it now.

Wiki on Skeletor: "Despite his occasional bungling actions and personality, all versions portray Skeletor as being extremely cunning and intelligent but with a sense of hubris that invariably leads to his downfall."

Not exactly GOP material

In addition, the arguments foisted here, such as this one, defending the GOP regarding this legislation or that conveniently fails to mention our massive debt and deficit; a major factor in America's confidence in the economy, the availability of credit, and the government's complete inability to do anything substantive about it.

Holy shit, you guys are right. What kind of super powers does Skeletor have?

Biden's got 36 years serving this country admirably. He's known in Washington as a straight shooter by both sides of the isle and the pundits. If he came across as a used car salesman, I'd say the problem is clearly with the observer here. You can't sit down with all the players or your non-existent cabinet to end the war before you get elected, you fucking idiot. To follow your advice would be to say nothing, which may work for you (although you seem to say alot of it), but it doesn't work for a candidate or the American people. If you intend to end the war if elected or push a health care plan (um, OBama and Biden ARE in congress, so, like, they know something about that stuff already), it's helpful the let the voters know about it.

I've seen the Republicans enact their deregulation agenda since Reagan. I don't need to click on any fucking link to inform me what the result of that has been, thanks. Clinton asked banks to offer mortgage to lower income folks during a time of budget surplus and a healthy economy in an effort to spread the American dream to those left behind. It was an admirable, fair, and appropriate move during a time of plenty. Then Bush came along and completely fucked it all up. The Republican agenda; MASSIVE, debt financed military spending and wars, wink-wink deregulation of Wall Street, fucking the environment for short term profits, tax cuts for the rich; I don't need a lecture by anyone as to how we got where we are today. I've watched this predictable train wreck unfold every step of the way.

So, I was thinking. I've never, EVER, heard a McCain supporter explain why his proposed programs would be better for America. Oh sure, I've heard that Obama's inexperienced, that McCain has more balls, blah, blah, but why would McCain's policies be better for the country. Any Obama supporter can answer this question in a few seconds on the spot: Get out of Iraq, focus on Afghanistan. Develop clean energy. Health care for all. Being my top three, although there are more. Why aren't McCain supporters able to do the same?

One, at least. Hey, its the only way a Green Party candidate'll get a reporter to come out.

Michigan's a lost cause. It's not even a swing state anymore. The people there are getting royally economically fucked right now. McCain would probably do better to give it up and focus his dwindling money in PA. It's kind of funny; for all McCain's rhetoric about relating to Joe Sixpack, Joe Sixpack doesn't seem to be returning the sentiment. "Joe Sixpack." What.The.Fuck does McCain, with his 14 (+/-) mansions, know about Joe Sixpack? And they say Obama's condenscending.

"...and write it down and publish it."