See the Barack Obama is Unelectable video below. Enjoy.

Obama is Unelectable – Video

Humor and music with a dash of truth is often the best kind of entertainment. So, in the spirit of entertainment, I hope you enjoy the video above. Hopefully, we&#…

Maxx on May 10, 2008 at 1:34 PM

I agree, the unelectable one is Barry! How many red states are going to vote for a left-wing elitist with all the negatives of Stevenson and McGovern as well as a host of his own? The election will be a landslide and the MSM will be shocked again. And then the voters will be diagnosed as racist!

MICHELE OBAMA: Well see, his mother had a lot of nerve on her own, right? She thought that she could be something special, even though she grew up in a little town in Kansas.

Guess you can add Kansas to the states Obama can’t be bothered with trying to win like Kentucky and West Virginia (”even though” he’s the new Democrat standard bearer).

Which begs the obvious question, “Do you think Iowa voters are having a little buyers remorse about foisting these elitist snobs on the country?”

Would the voters who voted for BHO in the primaries held before the Wright Revelations, still have voted for BHO had they known about Wright?

I think that there are very many people who would have voted differently, and quite probably will consider the November Elections as their “do-over”.

Lasting till McCain’s nomination next January.

Obama, meanwhile, will be scutinzed to a pinhead by this coming November and will lose big time.

Because he is a flyweight, inexperienced, double-talking, crank-hugging, terrorist-palsy-ing, tin-hatted tyro.

Here ya go:
http://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2008/Obama/Maps/Apr03.html
ArmyAunt on May 10, 2008 at 1:59 PM

This map has been repaced by a newer one, which shows Obama and McCain neck and neck.

Remember that electoral-vote.com is run by a Democratic stooge, who voted for Kerry in 2004, shrills for Obama, and regularly runs anti-GOP and anti-McCain stories on his website.

Try this GOP-friendly site. This race will be tough – the GOP and McCain will need every vote they can muster if they are to prevent Democratic hegemony for the first time in a generation.

Obama has the media in the bag (except Fox). Obama has the Universities in the bag. Obama has the black vote in the bag. That is a pretty powerful combination guys and gals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLdba0KHhHc

Don’t underestimate Obama. This guy is smart, much smarter than Hillary. He’s going to have this nation tied in knots by the time he’s finished.

If McCain does beat Obama, why doesn’t anyone consider that Obama might be back in 2012 with more experience and credibility?

alycan1 on May 10, 2008 at 1:37 PM

Say hello to George McGovern, Michael Dukakis, Bob Dole, Al Gore and John Kerry, just to name the most recent losers who didn’t get a return shot 4 years later…

Seniors want more retirement benefits, lower crime (they’re terribly vulnerable), lower taxes (fixed income), low inflation (again, fixed income), and above all security and stability. This means imprisoning lots of criminals, most of whom (if you believe Justice Dept. stats) will be Black. This means limited government spending to the basics: infrastructure, military, Social Security, Medicare. This means a strong dollar, little deficits. strong national security policy.

Millenials want “status” i.e. being cool (find a mate) and opportunity. Which means inflation, deficits, higher crime (gentrification opportunities to buy in cheap), etc.

Hillary supporters are right — the Clintons based their policies towards seniors plus middle aged/middle class people. By real policies that benefit those groups. Naturally at the expense of others — Blacks and younger voters (who are, well smaller groups).

Winning is about getting the largest coalition you can. Obama by virtue of his coalition (blacks, College Kids, Professionals) will lose. It’s just too small.

The youth vote is a joke. Demographics? Baby bust means that senior outnumber the youth vote something like 2.5-1.

I like this one even more. Bamboozled indeed.

SouthernGent on May 10, 2008 at 2:09 PM

That Bamboozled video was great! Did you catch the wink and nod to the word “hoodwinked”? Is that a code word in allusion to the KKK?

The video of the thread is rather good, too. For the most part (until the end) it helps the GOP without sullying the Mav’s hands. The video is rather… unforgettable.

I had wanted to post part two of the McCain interview by Bill O’Reily, but, Red Lasso is having some issues. You can try and give it a shot later, if you want. Part one seems to be hosed, too. So, let’s go with a bit of humor embeded with t…

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She’ll run from the middle the next time, not much different than McCain. She can’t wait ’til 2016, no way. – Entelechy

Run from the middle . . .like McCain? . . .Oh G-d, or even . . .with McCain?

Ultimate nightmare . . .McCain/Clinton vs. Obama/Kennedy

bikermailman on May 10, 2008 at 1:37 PM

I don’t know that McCain will win, but you’re right about mucking it up. Just when I thought I MIGHT have to eat my words and vote for McCain because Obama is definitely more left than Hillary and the more I see him, the more I realise what a demagogue he is. McCain saved me from that embarrassment however, when he started talking about having a work programme for illegals,(’we need it’), reaffirmed not drilling in ANWR (becaue he wants to preserve beautiful places), moaned about Global Warming, dealing with the ‘12 million’ illegals here (meaning path to citizenship), launching a Spanish web site on Cinco de Mayo and kissing La Raza’s ass.

Homey don’t play that. It’s going to be the locals for me and the President circle will be left blank.

You don’t know how right you are. The Millennials will develop completely new solutions to the problems we face today. They will reformat the system so it is workable again. They will also return civility to public office, something that both Xers and Boomers have corrupted.

I’m not as confident as you. Like I said earlier I think millennials will come up solutions based on emotions and not practicality. This discussion kind of reminds of the discussion that Bill Clinton was having with college reporters that Allahpundit posted a while back. He was trying to explain to them that their solutions might actually have some real world negative implications.

dogsoldier on May 10, 2008 at 4:25 PM

I had wondered about that too. Talk about a Nuclular Option.

(yes, I know it’s miss-speeled, calm down)

On the other hand, there are no obvious rivals standing in her way

Stop insulting Silky Pony. And what about Algore. And Cynthia McKinney. And Al Sharpton. And Joe Biden. And Ralph Nader. And Claire “Big Oil is fixing gas prices” McCaskill. And Debbie “More drilling raises oil prices” Stabenow.

Their stable runneth over.