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Archive for the '2008 Election' Category

Bob Barr `08 Live Blog

by @ Tuesday, July 1st, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Bob Barr, Politics

Charlie Fugate will be hosting a Live Blog with Derrick Barr, son of Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Bob Barr, and a spokesperson for the campaign on Wednesday July 2nd at 6pm.
You can submit questions here.

Yes, There Is A Choice

by @ Monday, June 30th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Bob Barr, Politics

A great video from the guys at Barr/Root `08:

Things We Don’t Need To Know About The Candidates, Part XXXIII

by @ Wednesday, June 25th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Politics

No, we don’t need to know what’s on Barack Obama’s iPod.
Although I will say that the lack of any Sinatra, Nat Cole, or Ella Fitzgerald and the presence of the always pretentious Sheryl Crow takes the guy down several pegs in my book

The Right Man For The White House

by @ Wednesday, June 25th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Humor, Politics

Crystal Clear Conservative has found a Presidential candidate we can all support:
Most of my friends have been placing bets on who I would endorse for President of the United States.  My polling has shown that 60% said that Bob Barr was my choice, 25% said Chuck Baldwin, and the best stat of all was that […]

Ralph Nader’s Chutzpah

by @ Wednesday, June 25th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Politics, Ralph Nader

The whitest guy in America says Barack Obama isn’t black enough:
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader accused Sen. Barack Obama, the presumed Democratic Party nominee, of downplaying poverty issues, trying to “talk white” and appealing to “white guilt” during his run for the White House.
Nader, a thorn in the Democratic Party’s side since the 2000 presidential […]

Running Away From Bush And McCain

by @ Wednesday, June 25th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Congress, John McCain, Politics, Republicans

Gordon Smith is a Republican Senator from Oregon and here is his rather extraordinary ad:

If that’s not a sign that the down-ticket knows that the GOP is in trouble this year, I don’t know what is.

About Those June Polls

by @ Sunday, June 22nd, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, John McCain, Politics

They don’t necessarily mean a thing:
As hard as it may be to believe, Michael Dukakis (left) was leading the first George Bush by an average of 8.2 percent in June of 1988. Bush went on to win the general election by 7.8 points.
Mr Bush led the relatively unknown Bill Clinton by 4.9 percent In June […]

Bob Barr On MobLogic.Tv

by @ Saturday, June 21st, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Bob Barr, Politics

Bob Barr explains once again why he’s a Libertarian now:
Government has taken so much power and is exercising so much power over our lives to an unprecedented degree that has caused myself, and I think a lot of other Americans, to sit down and say, “let’s hold on just a minute here.”
So what 9/11 and […]

Georgia, And Bob Barr, On Their Mind

by @ Saturday, June 21st, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Bob Barr, John McCain, Politics

Further evidence that Georgia’s 15 Electoral Votes may be in play thanks to a guy named Bob Barr:
June 19, 2008 — A New InsiderAdvantage / PollPosition survey conducted June 18 of registered likely voters in the November presidential contest shows Sen. John McCain leading Sen. Barack Obama by a single point in Georgia, making the […]

Comment Left Elsewhere Of The Day

by @ Friday, June 20th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Election, Barack Obama, John McCain, Politics

Wherein I describe the reason that neither Barack Obama nor John McCain will get my vote in November:
 I am through with voting for the lesser to two evils. I don’t like Barack Obama, but I equally despise John McCain for his flip-flopping, his hypocrisy, and his contempt for the First Amendment. I said more than […]

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