Pass the popcorn, please…

Well, like this:

http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y176/HKHolyDiver/?action=view&current=CapoeiraFighter.flv

(sorry, can’t seem to figure out how to get the hyper-link to insert correctly, but a cut-and-paste is REALLY worth the effort and the belly laugh)

[Mission Impossible's Jim Phelps munching on a cigar] “Don’t you just love it when a plan comes together?”

DoOver on August 25, 2008 at 11:35 AM

Actually, I think that should be Col. John “Hannibal” Smith (George Peppard) with: “I love it when a plan comes together.”

http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com

The Hillary supporters are fighting against the Obama machine’s thuggery. We need to support them before he can use that same thuggery to steal the general election.

Pick the strongest candidate for veep who is willing to take the job. Sorry, but Palin isn’t that person, unless Sanford, Pawlenty, Romney, Bob Riley (AL), Rudy G, and, yeah, Bobby Jindal all turn McCain down.

First of all, I think the term Hillary nuts is a bit self defeating if we would like the crossover. Second, I see from the headlines that a social conservative group is planning the same type of activity against McCain in St. Paul if his VP selection isn’t exactly to their liking, so it may be a bit early to chortle about convention chaos exacerbated by me firster types.

a capella on August 25, 2008 at 11:42 AM

+1

As a participant of Operation Chaos, I recently had an encounter in a Hillary Clinton sponsored chat. Words cannot express how steamed the PUMAs are and how much they despise THE ONE. They referenced several times the bad treatment that they received from THE ONE’S campaign staff and apparently they received treatment worse than what the Ronulans gave many of the other GOP candidates during our primary. WOW! In many ways they are mad about their treatment by THE ONE and his campaign officials and then treating Hill in this disrespectful way is only rubbing salt in a much open wound. And it is not just “yentas” in this cabal either. There are plenty of dudes upset that Hillary is not the winnah or the VP.

From Jason Mattera’s hilarious undercover report with moonbats and now the wall-eyed PUMAS – I’ve been in stitches!

Anyway you slice it, it’s going to be fun to watch the Clinton’s speak at the convention.

How much you wanna bet Howie Dean is going to arrange with the MSM networks to have them on 5 second delay when they speak, just in case?

Fox News, of course, will carry it all live; fair and balanced.

Talk About “Must-See TV!”

As a proud middle-aged woman, I can explain this.

Barack Obama is every older woman’s nightmare — the slick talking, good looking, totally unqualified man who waltzes in and gets the big job instead of the woman who thought she would get it by sheer force of dogged hard work and experience. A huge number of women have had this experience or know someone who has. I personally have had it twice. Women like this see Hillary as having done everything right to earn the Democratic nomination, getting the most votes, having the best ideas and most complete plans, and just plain working harder, but somehow still getting screwed out of it by the slick young empty suit. It is viscerally impossible for such women to vote for Barack Obama, no matter how much they might agree with him on policy. They simply don’t believe him on policy either – such men will say and do anything to talk their way into the job, and who knows what they will then do once they get it?

John McCain represents their dad or their husband – the guy who cheered them on as they pursued careers and gave them a shoulder to cry on when they needed one. He has earned the job, the way they think Hillary did. They trust him on the issues even if they don’t agree with him (how many times did we smile when hearing liberals say this about Reagan?) This is not about policy at all, it is about how women think they should be treated by men and how men should get ahead in life.

If McCain is smart enough to pick a woman as his running mate, it will seal the deal with these women.

My prediction: Hillary the Independent candidate – 2008.

Dagnar on August 25, 2008 at 12:09 PM

O.K. with me as it splits off a big fragment of donk voters, but she needs to control the party apparatus. That’s what this is all about.

Hoping for THAT change, baby!

My prediction: Hillary the Independent candidate – 2008.

It would be bad for us if they actually got Hillary on the ticket, but upon consideration, I don’t think she’d accept it. She doesn’t want to be Obama’s VP. She doesn’t want Obama to win. She wants him to lose miserably so she can save the party in 2012.

aero on August 25, 2008 at 11:51 AM

Yes, maintaining disunity in the party while giving lip service to Obama is her contribution towards his defeat. Sets her up nicely for 2012. He can’t win without her,..she just has to maintain a minimum facade of support and let the abcess fester.

..and the band played on.