Politics and religion.

[lizbud]

Some stupid stories are just that, stupid stories.


Well, the TV ads are back. BO has started his in Indiana already, plus,
we have a Governor race & a seat in Congress to fill this time.

[RICHARD]

Well, the TV ads are back. BO has started his in Indiana already, plus,
we have a Governor race & a seat in Congress to fill this time.

I just saw the Baby Alex commercial.

That was precious.

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I loved the idiot punchline....."You can't have him!"

I did miss out on the "My name is Borat Obama and I approve this message." tagline.

Dang, I am glad that I don't have any kids.

I never knew that there was a political party that steals kids for their own nefarious needs.

Actually,

http://www.dailynews.com/search/ci_9....dailynews.com

I'd love to see what that phone bill looks like!

I find that getting 'robocalls' from machines or humans make me less likely to do or follow anything they are calling about.

It's annoying, a waste of time and just a way any politician gets to pimp resources for free.

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I do agree that it's a way to get kids into politics.

Maybe BO can go around and change the diapers on the children he doesn't want JM to kidnap. That should win him their votes.

[lizbud]

I like the baby Alex ad. Boy, McCain made a big mistake it saying how he
would keep troops in Iraq for 100 years if he thought he was winning in
that country. (winning what, I don't know)

He might have thought it was a good idea but he should never have
said this publicly. Bad move on his part.

[Pam]

Liz, I thought McCain said he would only keep a 'presence' in Iraq for the next 50 years or so, much like we have in other countries. I could be wrong I suppose.

Well I have only seen a few commercials so far but I know it will heat up to the point of nausea. You won't hear me getting behind either candidate this year. As my husband says, we are in big trouble this time with the two we have to choose from. I heard an interesting statistic the other day on the news. Apparently somewhere like 17% to 18% of the people vote for a candidate because they like their spouse. Now that is a rock solid reason to vote for someone.

[lizbud]

I heard an interesting statistic the other day on the news. Apparently somewhere like 17% to 18% of the people vote for a candidate because they like their spouse. Now that is a rock solid reason to vote for someone.

LOL. It's about as good as voting for someone wearing a flag pin, or not,
as the case may be.

I think both sides are trying to "flesh out" the candidate by introducing
the wives to the general public.

p.s. I could never see what Laura ever saw in GWB. She is such a sweet
lady.

[RICHARD]

I was watching the BBC yesterday and they managed to track down the guy that was McCain's keeper while he was in the POW camp.

He backed McC as a person he would vote for in the election if he could.


I wonder if McC's parole officer feels the same?

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Since I am the official Fashion Reporter for the Dog House....


After MO's appearance on the Chickfest (The View) TV show, there was a report that people were looking to buy the same dress that she wore.

First we have Puppy Voters, now we have Puppy Dressers!

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What was the fairy tale in where the newborns were kidnapped from the mothers?

I feel a comedy piece coming on!

[Pam]

So now Hillary and Obama have supposedly begun presenting themselves as a united front after all of the negative talk during the primaries. Isn't it just a matter of 'you help me repay some of my campaign debt and we (HC and BC) will support you in return.' Am I the only one who thinks this united front is baloney? Isn't this just old fashioned bribery?