Friday, October 31, 2008

Again And Again And Again And Again...


The Really: Is it me or are we really hearing the same two speeches from the same two candidates for the past 30 days...? Can I get an Amen?

Thursday, October 30, 2008

John McCain Breaks A Big Promise


Rev. Wright in his Marine Corps uniform.

The Really: John McCain claimed he would not let his campaign "go there" regarding the Rev. Wright issue.

But a national ad will be running now through the election
featuring the "God Damn America" speech of Rev. Wright and associating Barack Obama with it.

How low can you go John?

Dice Are Rolling, The Knives Are Out

Obama Hung In Effigy In Redondo Beach


The Really: Someone decided to counter the Palin/West Hollywood display with something even more tasteful?


Dear America,

Have you gone insane? The stress of the economic collapse has clearly unhinged many.

Sincerely,

BlogReally.com


At Texas A&M University the Young Republicans club encouraged people to throw eggs at an Obama campaign poster. Now that's what you call an election.

Numerous reports of other "effigies" across America.


McCain Befuddled By Joe The Country Music Star

The Really: McCain campaign is back on track!

McCain Befuddled By Joe The Country Music Star

The Really: McCain campaign is back on track!

Apparently Joe the Plumber is busy signing his new country music contract while shivering, forgetting John McCain enters advanced state of befuddlement in depression bound Defiance, Ohio.

Voter Meltdown? States Not Prepared For Voter Turnout


The Really: Long lines and lack of preparation for massive turnout will decide the election?

Are the battleground states ready for the massive voter turnout? If the lines are already long for early voting what will happen will 70%-90% of registered voters show up to cast a ballot? What will happen when thousands of voters find they have been purged by state laws requiring this or that?

So what do long lines mean for the election? Will it be easier for voter supression or voter fraud to take place? Will the young be more likely to wait in line for four hours than the old? Will donuts only be distributed to people citing the "correct" preference? Will there be a Constitutional crisis regarding how long the polls can be kept open? Will states in close elections try to have a "two-day" election?

What is most amazing for a country that cared so deeply about the Y2K threat, is that there is very little reporting or commentary about what happens if you throw an election and everybody shows up!