Obama Mccain Final Debate

This is what I am looking for today. McCain has to attack and attack swiftly, nail Obama on every personal matter that he can come up with.

No one and I mean NO ONE cares about McCain's foreign policy or taxes. It is far too late now and too many people see McCain and hear Bush.

He needs to bring up Wright, Ayers, ACORN, Khalidi. He needs to bring up Obama's anti-patriotism, why every radical terrorist and nutjob supports Obama. That is what he needs to do.

Liberals will cry and whine that this is a facade an attempt to avoid the issues. Earth to liberals! Those ARE the issues.

Besides, the first two debates clearly demonsrated that no matter what McCain proposed it was still regarded as more of the same.

SO ATTACK! Put Obama on the defensive and MAKE HIM explain to America why all his friends are one of the following:

1) domestic terrorist
2) communist
3) international terrorist
4) anti-semite
5) anti-white

WHY? Do something John, god damn it, do something.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The 2009 credit boom is coming to an end.

Image
The credit expansion boom of 2009 will eventually go down as yet another period of credit expansion promoted by the Fed that will have lead to another predictable bust.   Today, it will be interesting to examine how the various levels of production are behaving under years and years of artificial interest rate suppression.  It will also be helpful to look at charts and graphs examining the business cycle theory and the impact of time preference as taught by Mises. For starters, those new to the concept - a very brief paraphrasing of the general idea. Under a healthy functioning market people's consumer patterns impact their savings.  More consumption equals less saving and less consumption more saving.  In order to progress the society must save such that it can make investments in machinery, equipment, technology, etc if it hopes to increase the capacity of production.   Sure ,you can harvest 10 coconuts a day, consume them by night and repeat the process...
Read more

What is wrong with this country?

I was browsing the latest IBD poll and it finally struck me. I had this idea brewing for the past few weeks now and this particular poll hit a nerve. What jumped out was the age group and who they are likely voting for. Obama / McCain 18-24: 74% 21% The rest of the age groups are more or less even with ages 65+ leaning more for McCain. Those folks should probably avoid leaning - hazardous to their health. Now, if you are a member of this group and are part of the 74% you are probably feeling good about yourself. If you are in the 21% then you are probably used to feeling desperate and angry that your peers ostracize you as if you were the next coming of the bubonic plague. But this number is very telling. Showing to us that a large group of freshly minted liberals, on average still in college, is in a very good position to influence these elections. Enthralled by the concept of "what they want the world to be" and their utopian ideals they hammer their message to anyone willi...
Read more

Cult of Personality Watch: Obama day

I suspect I might have to make a regular piece about this, given the nature of this presidency. Today's CoP moment, brought to you by http://cjonline.com/stories/110908/loc_353922770.shtml Planning under way for Obama holiday The Capital-Journal Published Sunday, November 09, 2008 Plans are being made to promote a national holiday for Barack Obama, who will become the nation's 44th president when he takes the oath of office Jan. 20. "Yes We Can" planning rallies will be at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. every Tuesday at the downtown McDonald's restaurant, 1100 Kansas Ave., until Jan. 13. The goals are to secure a national holiday in Obama's honor, to organize celebrations around his inauguration and to celebrate the 200th birthday of President Abraham Lincoln, who was born on Feb. 12 1809. At 7:30 a.m. on Inauguration Day, Obama Cake will be served at the downtown McDonald's, and a celebration is scheduled for 8 p.m. to midnight Jan. 20 at the Ramada Hotel and Conventi...
Read more