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    Showing posts with label Politics? Really?. Show all posts
    Showing posts with label Politics? Really?. Show all posts

    Sunday, November 02, 2008

    A New Widget!

    A RSS feed from 538.Com has been added to the sidebar. Enjoy!

    Wednesday, October 29, 2008

    This Election In A Nutshell

    "There is not a liberal America and a conservative America, there is just an United States of America." B. Obama

    "It's good to be here in the pro-America part of the country." S. Palin

    Saturday, October 25, 2008

    Thursday, October 16, 2008

    I Voted Today

    You know, civilized states have early voting. It's great to be able to cast a vote more or less at your leisure. I had to renew the registration on my car, so while I was at the courthouse I went ahead and voted. It was only the second time in 30 years of voting that I cast a straight party line ballot. The first time was two years ago. I didn't take the "Vote All Dem" option though. I wanted the pleasure, and the honor, of filling in that little oval for Obama. 

    It was, at least momentarily, a huge relief. This campaign has been going on for Iowans since February of 2007. That's when I saw my first presidential ad of this season. But when I got home, I was reminded that the campaign is still going on here. God knows why. There is no way McCain can possibly pick up the state. Sure, it's a relatively cheap ad buy, but it's totally wasted money. Oh well. I'm content to have him waste money here, particularly since it means it's money he can't spend someplace else where it might be effective. 

    Tuesday, October 14, 2008

    Saturday, August 16, 2008

    Great Ad

    This is a great ad - the best I've seen all season. The cool thing is, it's privately made by an Obama supporter and not by anyone associated with the campaign. (Hat tip to TPM.)

    Friday, November 30, 2007

    Unintentional Analogies

    So, yesterday I found myself at a stoplight behind a car with an Obama bumper sticker. Not one of the small ones, but one of the big ones. The driver was signaling a left turn, but when the light changed, he actually turned right. This struck me as a perfect, though unintentional, analogy for the entire Obama campaign.