Self-declared moderates now favor Obama by 59 to 30, according to the New York Times/CBS News poll. Suburban voters favor Obama 50 to 39. . .

These ‘moderates’ of course are really just sheep who follow the herd; they know nothing of Obambi’s history or ideology; all they ‘know’ is that it’s time for ‘change’.

John McCain’s campaign was aimed at these sheep, but they look at the TV and see an elegantly-dressed young guy with a soothing baritone, intoning “Change, change,” and they compare him with the feisty but doddering old man who is so. . . yesterday.

To cap it off, the mass media are so enthralled with Obambi that they refuse to publicize his sordid history, not to mention the millions of illegal money flowing into his campaign.

The far-left David Axelrod, managing Obambi from behind the scenes, is on the verge of a complete takeover of the American government. It looks like the sheep will trod all over John McCain in their mindless zeal to vote for the Pied Piper.

Where are the rich Republicans with the cash to fund a massive last-minute campaign to awaken the American people to the dangers of Obambi the Marxist?

I found the ship-related picture that would best represent an Obama Administration.

michaelo on October 26, 2008 at 12:22 AM

I was thinking more like this.

Untested in a storm.

RNC just set the table for the DNC. Standby for a counter-attack ……… Storm/Katrina/Bush/Failure.

What were they thinking?

fogw on October 25, 2008 at 3:17 PM

Pretty sure everyone stopped thinking NO was sensible after they re-elected Nagin, so “Bush hates the darkies!” is mostly a psycho-lib belief at this point. It’s why Gustav passed without anyone caring all that much.

The voters already know, in spite of what the Drive-Bys keep insisting they know. They have already decided – even though the Drive-Bys keep insisting some of them are undecided. On November 4 they will cast their decision in a ballot.

On November 5 a stunned Drive-By media will report that John McCain has been elected president of the U.S. Make book on that.

ManlyRash on October 25, 2008 at 3:06 PM

Thanks ManlyRash. You know I appreciate you.

When I see this ad and consider Senator Obama as President facing the likes of Putin, I picture what my return would have been like with my 4 year old granddaughter piloting the boat. Putin wouldn’t even find him to be a snack, let alone lunch.

CC – BHO: “my Muslim faith”

THIS is what your precious messiah will bring us, should he actually buy this thing outright (which I don’t think he will):

It sucks, I settle on my SBA Loan on Wednesday; just in time for the Obama tax plan! Yippie. Instead of hiring a 100 people, I’m already scaling back and looking for cuts.

OSUBuciz1 on October 25, 2008 at 5:00 PM

Obamba will not promote growth and success. His interest is in providing money to people who have not in any way earned it.

Obama is not going to make it all better. He’s going to make things much much worse. How can you be for him?

(Older woman;s voice)

“Obama seems like a nice young man… but in a dangerous world, I prefer to have a leader who’s a tough old hand, instead.

I’ll take a fighter pilot over a lawyer anyday.”

800 -3000 people picked along party lines, usually more heavily democratic based on registrations with prepared questions.

So, just reading the above, one can only conclude a great deal of latitude rests with who is picked, the party they identify with, their candor in answering, and the questions asked, not to mention the geographic area polled.

Polls are pure entertainment and propaganda. I understand the statistical theory behind the numbers, but the numbers are dependent on the quality of the sample. They claim they can insure a quality sample, but that is impossible.

Obama, despite his oratory blather, money, and organization, could not put away Hillary in any of the big battleground states during the primaries and required the super-delegates.

Americans decidedly do not like hubris, monopolies on Congress and the White House, and giving away more money to those who don’t pay any. His own party could not decide and the country will not either. Many things will be thrown up for this loss, but the single most is arrogance.

Can you imagine Kerry spending millions on a stage, cabinet names, foreign policy predictions, congressional predictions, and his inaugural speech 3 weeks before the election? I don’t think so.

On November 5 a stunned Drive-By media will report that John McCain has been elected president of the U.S. Make book on that.

ManlyRash on October 25, 2008 at 3:06 PM

Boy, my faith is dwindling….I hope you’re right. It seems that all of the allies that we have in media have told us to expect it.

It sucks, I settle on my SBA Loan on Wednesday; just in time for the Obama tax plan! Yippie. Instead of hiring a 100 people, I’m already scaling back and looking for cuts.

McCain/Palin kicking butt in ’08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One effective argument I’ve used when talking to others is “What was it you admired about the Carter Administration that makes you want to repeat it? – The 21.5% interest rates, the double digit inflation, long gas lines, or the American hostages in Iran?” Gives ‘em pause anyway.”

SoldiersMom on October 25, 2008 at 4:39 PM

That’s what I don’t get. Why hasn’t McCain pounded home the Obambi=Carter theme? 4 years of disaster we want to forget and Obambi is going to do it all over again. Even worse – he’s going to take the country straight into hard-core socialism and destroy our chances of a quick economic recovery.

Obambi=Socialist (Do they ever include that in their ads?)

BUT, she and I are bosum buddies for the Palin/Obama election. Yes, I said Palin, cause that’s who I’m voting for. My cousin is voting for McCain with the same passion (not sure this is a good thing), that she had when we “debated” the last election.

I think there are more McCain voters out there, or at least, that’s what I’m praying for.

One effective argument I’ve used when talking to others is “What was it you admired about the Carter Administration that makes you want to repeat it? – The 21.5% interest rates, the double digit inflation, long gas lines, or the American hostages in Iran?” Gives ‘em pause anyway.”

The reality of the situation is that despite the fact that they may like Obama and the idea of electing the first black President there is a major financial crisis occurring at the moment, along with two ongoing wars and potential trouble on the horizon in the form of Iran,Russia,Venezuela and political instability in Pakistan. Will people want to take a chance on a Junior Senator from Chicago with a very thin resume, little or no executive experience, and no history of having had to make tough decisions that affect other people?

To use a sports analogy my guess is that they will simply decide that there is to much at stake over the next four years to take a chance on an inexperienced and untested rookie who although talks a good game and looks good in the uniform has never actually played the game before.

how was mccain tested?

i mean, in a real government crisis…hes a legistlator…hes never been tested in the sense that hes never been called upon to lead us out of any crisis…or even a bad day.

mccain simply HAS NOT BEEN TESTED in a governing or policy role. no one running has.

ernesto on October 25, 2008 at 4:24 PM

Manlyrash .. wanna’ do us all a solid and take this softball .. I got me some football to watch.

i mean, in a real government crisis…hes a legistlator…hes never been tested in the sense that hes never been called upon to lead us out of any crisis…or even a bad day.

mccain simply HAS NOT BEEN TESTED in a governing or policy role. no one running has.

Another misfire.

Nevertheless .. I do think he still has a shot on the 4th. Watching the “early voting” in Ohio on TV today made me a bit nervous .. felt like I had ACORN’s in my tummy ..

.. but I think it’ll be a lot closer than the incessant, insipid polls seem to be suggesting.