Google says…http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Exposure

H&k’s

What was the name of the TV show with the “really cute” brunette Alaskan “bush” female pilot, the hippy radio guy the local Jewish doc and the retired dumbe asse aeir force major…; about ten year ago…?

Memory slides…!

I want Hillary in the White House. You and I know that she’ll spend the first two years destroying her political enemies, which isn’t Republicans, but Democrats who left the Clinton Tribe Reservation. After that, she’ll turn her attention to the rest of the nation, and we can prep some Republicans to stand in defiance of the Democrats, and perhaps surgically install some backbone into a few of them.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

*falls on floor and starts rolling*

hahahahahahahahahah

*gasp*

sorry about that. I thought you were trying to be serious.

You stay home and get Obama or Hillary elected, and when you do you have NO RIGHT TO COMPLAIN AFTERWARDS.

I Will Vote for McCain… (Then Complain like hell either way)

Chakra Hammer on April 26, 2008 at 9:45 PM

Pardon me, but may I ask a question. If the person who doesn’t vote for the moron John McCain is responsible for the Democrats and apparently the terrorist winning, then why aren’t you responsible for the ills that befall us when McCain does it to us. You know, all those great Democratic Party things like raising taxes, giving us liberal judges, and increasing Government power and programs.

I want Hillary in the White House. You and I know that she’ll spend the first two years destroying her political enemies, which isn’t Republicans, but Democrats who left the Clinton Tribe Reservation. After that, she’ll turn her attention to the rest of the nation, and we can prep some Republicans to stand in defiance of the Democrats, and perhaps surgically install some backbone into a few of them.

I’ve already decided. I like the idea of being a Maverick, and fighting the party leaders. Since McCain is apparently the party leader now, I’m going to fight him. I’m going to claim he’s racist, and homophobic. I’ll support him on one topic, occasionally, and claim I’m a steady party supporter because of that sporadic support. When I’m out of the popular culture, I’ll claim that everyone else is out of touch with reality.

Yeah, that’s how I’ll do it.

STAY HOME ‘08

DfDeportation on April 26, 2008 at 12:36 PM

You stay home and get Obama or Hillary elected, and when you do you have NO RIGHT TO COMPLAIN AFTERWARDS.

I Will Vote for McCain… (Then Complain like hell either way)

Not only does the Los Angeles Times editorial board go out of their way to praise John McCain’s political courage, they scold both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for their shameless pandering.

My local rag, the LA Times(-Democrat)? The paper that regularly tries to blindside Republican candidates with last-minute, poorly sourced smears?

C’mon, Ed. April Fool’s Day was weeks ago!

well, we’ll see. The LA Times seems to agree with you. I’m not there, I don’t know. But the LA I’ve been to is all about the flash and image without regard to reality.

Don’t get me wrong, I think California is beautiful and there are some great people there. But the governor is another one of those RINOs that the R party is supposed to get behind as a staunch conservative.

Don’t know where that came from — must have thought it was appropriate.

Carry on.

I haven’t listened to Limbaugh since ‘92

But I have known McCain since ‘75, so if Limbaugh says the same things about McCain that I do, it only proves that Limbaugh is a pretty smart guy.

First McCain gets crapped on for working with the other side, and now he is crapped on for “having his own mind”

Squid Shark on April 26, 2008 at 4:11 PM

Nobodies crapping on McCain, they’re just flinging it back at him.

LegendHasIt on April 26, 2008 at 4:08 PM

Sounds like “true” conservatives…

Whatever Rush tells me must be the right thing for the whole world.

First McCain gets crapped on for working with the other side, and now he is crapped on for “having his own mind”

McCain has NO core beliefs other than “Whatever McCain wants, is the right thing for the entire world”.

And the things that McCain decides he wants are usually pretty much what the folks at the LAT want too.

Pure coincidence, but wise people can draw their own conclusions.

LegendHasIt on April 26, 2008 at 4:02 PM

Riiiight hes a regular socialist that one….

Other than on Iraq, he is pretty much in lock-step with them. And what’s a little foreign war between friends….

………….Especially when McCain-Feingold gave so much extra power to the media in deciding who would be elected to office.

Sure, the LAT would prefer a Democrat, but if you can’t get a liberal democrat, McCain will do.

SteveMG on April 26, 2008 at 1:09 PM

He was saying that in MI too, remember when everyone else was saying that the jobs are coming back?

OTOH, the Democratic candidates are going around promising ice cream and cake and pie for everyone. For free.

Don’t forget the pony. I’m totally getting one of those. Obama said!

Who’s the serious candidate here?

If we wanted serious candidates, none of the three we’ve got would be finalists. In fact, pretty much all of Congress would be disqualified too.

McCain went to these hard hit areas and specifically told that that government was not the solution. No promises, no handouts, no government largesse, no pandering.

OTOH, the Democratic candidates are going around promising ice cream and cake and pie for everyone. For free.

Who’s the serious candidate here?

SteveMG on April 26, 2008 at 1:09 PM

Exactly.

I predict, and I repeat myself, Calif. will go McCain. I listed the reasons many times. There’s a huge percentage of independents here, and they do pay attention to the circus. They’ve decided the two lefties are both bad, from differente perspectives. The lefties/righties here are around a 40% group, each, at best.

Schwarzenegger, with all his pillow-influence from his wife, still supports and will campaign for McCain, and Arnold is liked, in spite of himself. He has mob appeal, and he’s Hollywood, with the touch of the common man/woman (not the life, just the reach).

Could go on, by why? You won’t believe me anyway. We’ll talk again in Nov., or sooner. This year will end with many surprises, not to the liking of the libs, and neither to many here. We live in weird times.

FloatingRock on April 26, 2008 at 2:21 PM

Not a direct comparison, just a kinda comparison. My main point was that McCain appears to be willing to sacrifice a “large swath” of the base, believeing that he can make it up elsewhere. My apologies to President Reagans’legacy, for making a lame comparison.

They don’t want to say, it’s a Democrat win for the Golden State because then they won’t get any advertising money. If they say, ‘Hey, this is going to be a real battleground state.’ Then they might get more campaign revenue from both the D and the R.

This has nothing to do with the candidates and everything to do with the fact that they want the candidates to spend money there (at the LA Times) and TV stations during the election. Everything about California is completely fake and all for the show. To them, image is everything. If they create the image that it’s close, they’ve done their best.