I could be wrong….wish I was….sad any way I look at it.

bridgetown on September 8, 2008 at 6:53 PM

My sister made a similar appeal to me to support Barry Zero. She said that since I was so dead set against racism (which I am), I should support Obama because he is black.

I didn’t even know where to start with that one. I wound up saying that Obama is so opposed to everything I stand for that race never enters the picture. Kind of fudging the point, but I doesn’t do to start yelling at one’s family.

John McCain has breached the gap in the only demographic group where there was still room for significant movement by gaining the better boost out of the conventions, eroding Obama’s advantage on change, improving on enthusiasm, moving away from Georg…

As I noted the other day, women as a political and economic democraphic are coming into their own. Suddenly, everybody is paying attention to how they are lining up in the polls.  If there is nothing else to come out of this election, it is that t…

Will the dead rise up from the Cleveland grave yards and help Obama take the state?

Yes, with help from ACORN.

away from Obama-Biden among female white voters.  I’ve told you that this race won’t even be close if McCain-Palin can win the married female vote in anything close to the landslide numbers that McCain-Palin wins the married male vote.  If….

Oh, thank you, thank you. My acid reflux was getting to me.

On an aside, the major movement from the PRC to other states is mostly Republicans. We are getting tired of the idiots running the commune. The only positive piece of legislation passed here in the last 50 years that I’ve been here is prop 13. Now they are circumventing that as they don’t have enough pocket money. As for the Republicans that do move to other states, most of them have been beaten soundly about the head and shoulders that they will probably will not even register to vote, they just want to be left alone. If you want a reason for this, just look what we got for a Governor.

AS a fellow “white woman” I think we both win there. 2012 the year a woman of one kind or another breaks through that glass ceiling!
petunia on September 8, 2008 at 8:20 PM
Let’s try something:
“AS a fellow “white woman man” I think we both win there. 2012 the year a woman man of one kind or another breaks through that glass ceiling!”

Send_Me on September 8, 2008 at 8:45 PM

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What glass ceiling was that again? Oh I see you were a Romney supporter! Me too! But that ceiling is firmly in place and isn’t going anywhere in this generation.

And sure the Palin/Hillary thing is identity politics that’s the vogue this year didn’t you get the memo?

But as a Romney guy I would bet that protecting traditional marriage is an issue you care about?

Ask yourself with Obama’s ties to Marxists and people like Reverend Wright, Rezko, and Bill Ayers–just how corrupt of a Supreme Court do you want? There are 3 very liberal judges about to retire… they would have already if Bush wasn’t Presdent.

Someone is going to get this issue before the Supremes. The states don’t agree and someone will want their name on a law.

So a write in isn’t going to help our society. This is a year when you’ll just have to buck up.