John McCain Just Won the Election.
Yep, the Maverick picked a fellow Maverick, Sarah Palin. I imagine the Dems are more than a little depressed right now. All that ‘new’, ‘hope’, ‘change’ crap and they pick an old Washington insider with more baggage than a camel can carry while the ‘old guy’ has shown what change can mean. Well done.
Lots of good stuff on it on Hot Air.
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The thing I’d love to see (after this is all said and done) is for Barry to lose by a landslide! It would also be a pleasant surprise to see ACORN prosecuted under the RICCO statutes, as the DNC tries to steal the election. A nice resounding loss without any redneck crackers acting out their racist fantasies – something to show the progressive liberals they’re despised and hated by main stream Americans. Perhaps the legacy media would perk up and notice reality also. As MLK said, “I have a dream…”
I have thought all along that losing by a landslide is a real possibility. He’s the most over estimated pol since er, Kerry! and McCain is underestimated. Yeah, he has a dream, we have a nightmare.
> The big question facing us this election is which party will better represent the American people. Who can truly lead us away from the failures of our past energy policies and toward energy independence and economic growth.
Every president from Carter’s so called ‘Malaise Speech’ on, has
promised to change our energy policy and work toward energy
independence (from Colonel Andrew J. Bacevich ‘The Limits of Power’).
Neither democratic or republican presidents have made any progress
towards it. In the 2006 elections we voted in a democratic congress to
get us out of Iraq. They also proved impotent. McCain’s call for more
drilling is just another concession made to the oil companies when we
need to move away from oil altogether. We have several technologies
already, and I should stress that this could come from American
companies, but no political will to move us forward. Picken’s Plan
(substituting wind for natural gas that’s then used for cars) is just
one of many viable options including wind,hydro,and solar, but we need
to get behind a way that is going to keep energy, jobs, and the
economy healthy, renewable, and working for the American people, and
we need to stop drilling our way toward another dead end.
> We can save America from oil but not by drilling. The oil companies are multinationals that will sell the oil on the open market. We need American renewable and natural gas companies to do the work with American jobs and American auto companies to build or fit our cars to natural gas. We must stop exporting our jobs and our dollars overseas. We can’t afford to continue to be prisoners of oil as we have been with the past and current administrations. We need complete change now.
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