Archives: October, 2008

Saturday Night Live to Turn Last Show Before the Election Over to McCain
Trish Ponder | Oct. 31, 2008

I’m crying foul, whether Obama’s team is or not, over Saturday Night Live’s just announced guest this week which, if anyone’s counting, happens to be the Saturday before Election Day. Yes, the winner for the spot is…John McCain.
It’s long been known that SNL producer Lorne Michaels is a fan of McCain’s, having maxed out campaign [...]

No on 8 Video: Margaret Cho and Selene Luna
Jon Ponder | Oct. 30, 2008
Sen. Liddy Dole Trashes Her Reputation and Long Career By Releasing Slimiest Ad of 2008 Campaign
Jon Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

Sen. Elizabeth Dole, R-N.C., the former presidential candidate who was one of the first Republican women to serve as a cabinet secretary — she was Reagan’s transportation secretary and Bush I’s labor secretary — has tossed her long and distinguished record of public service onto history’s ash heap by releasing what is, hands-down, the sleaziest [...]

Palin’s Missing Medical Records: Depends on Your Definition of “Early”
Trish Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

We are all waiting for Sarah Palin’s medical records to be released, as she continues to be the only one of the candidates on a presidential ticket to have not done so.
On Sunday morning, Palin spokeswoman Tracey Schmitt told ABC News that the campaign had planned to release information on her medical history early this [...]

Polls: Obama Leads McCain in California by 27 Points in Rasmussen, 23 Points in PPIC
Jon Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

Geez, with huge spreads like these, why would California Republicans even bother to vote? (Kidding!)
According to Rasmussen Reports from Oct. 25, Obama leads McCain 61 percent to 34 percent, giving him a 27-point lead. This poll shows only 5 percent undecided.
According to a Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) survey from Oct. 12-19, Obama [...]

Topics: Congress, Polls

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Florida Governor Issues Executive Order Expanding Early Voting
Trish Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

NBC’s Tim Russert explains the problem on election night, 2000
Florida is trying, we really are. Even Republican Gov. Charlie Crist seems determined not to be blamed for any problems with say, national elections, this year. The governor has bowed to extreme demand and issued an edict that early voting sites will stay open longer.
Unfortunately, [...]

Topics: Congress, GOP & Prostitutes, News

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New Obama Ad Finally Addresses Palin
Trish Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

I’m posting this ad as a public service, since I think it’s only going to run in “selected states,” which means toss-ups, which means Florida, Ohio, etc.
The only thing I don’t like about the ad is the third quote, in which McCain said, “I might have to rely on a vice president that I select,” [...]

Topics: Blogroll, Congress, GOP & Prostitutes, News, Ohio

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Palin the Socialist: Alaskans ‘Collectively … Share the Wealth’ from Oil Revenue
Jon Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

As I noted earlier, if John McCain and Sarah Palin win next Tuesday, it will be because they have convinced uninformed, undecided voters that Barack Obama is a socialist.
In reality, Palin is the governor of the most socialistic state in the Union. Earlier this year, she freely admitted that Alaskans own the state’s energy reserves [...]

Topics: Alaska, Congress, GOP Hypocrisy, Ohio

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McCain the Redistributionist Socialist: ‘There’s Nothing Wrong with [Rich People] Paying Somewhat More’ Taxes
Jon Ponder | Oct. 29, 2008

If John McCain wins next Tuesday, it will likely be because he and his campaign have successfully convinced the low-information, undecided voters who once again hold the fate of the world in their hands that Barack Obama is a socialist.
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Earlier this year, Sarah Palin admitted that she is a socialist, too.

The false thesis underlying the [...]

Topics: Blogroll, Congress, Ohio

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein Appears in ‘No on 8′ Ad
Jon Ponder | Oct. 28, 2008

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Topics: Congress, Fox News

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