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Oh, What A Lovely Party!
Forget about Barack Obama’s travails — real or imagined — for a moment.
What does it say about the state of the Republican Party that the speakers on the opening night of its national convention are a president widely considered to be one of the worst in history, a vice president who may be culpable for war crimes, a serial adulterer who used public funds on his mistress, and a Uriah Heep-ish Democratic turncoat?
Oh, yeah. And the guy being nominated is an addled septuagenarian, himself an adulterer, who doesn’t even know how many houses he and his wife have and piously tries to hide behind his status as a former POW whenever the heat gets turned up.
Just asking.
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153 Responses to “Oh, What A Lovely Party!”
SD- right now McCain is doing extremely well in the polls. His obituary has been written many times during the last 18 months, yet he pushes on. I think you are prematurely counting him out so that you can make your point about the Democrats and illegal immigration.
kritt,
McCain is have less than hafl the funds of Senator Obama while being forced to spend funds in States like Virginia and North Carolina. this aone should be enough to convinced anyone that McCAin has zero chance of winning. The MSM wants to make the election sound close to keep publi interest. However, in the end, McCain has no more chance of winning in 2008 than Bob Dole had in 1996.
kritt,
McCain is have less than hafl the funds of Senator Obama while being forced to spend funds in States like Virginia and North Carolina. this aone should be enough to convinced anyone that McCAin has zero chance of winning. The MSM wants to make the election sound close to keep publi interest. However, in the end, McCain has no more chance of winning in 2008 than Bob Dole had in 1996.