Posted: 8/20/2008 2:27:43 AM EDT
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Full Story Two months ago, on the same day a Newsweek poll showed Obama ahead by 15 points, the Democrat debuted his own personalized presidential seal. That emblem, with its Latin translation of his "Yes, We Can!" motto ("vero possumus"), quickly became an object of derision, symbolizing the overconfidence of a campaign that now finds itself locked in a neck-and-neck contest with 75 days remaining until Election Day. Not since Frank Mankiewicz and Gary Hart steered George McGovern to the nomination in 1972 has a Democratic presidential campaign committed such laughable blunders. With few exceptions, however, the media ignore the possibility that the Axelrod-Plouffe magic simply won't work against Republican Sen. John McCain. And perhaps it was never magic at all. |
I get the impression that some of them are going " WTF were we thinking??...Where is Hillary and did I say anything to piss her or Bill off..." IN OTHER NEWS... "Denver was such a pretty city...now she lay in char and ruins" |
doesn't know wha he's up against? gee the way obama is talking- it sounds like they're going to capture and torture hi- oh wait McCain's already been there and done that...  doesn't know what he's up against? the man was in hell for 5 years. anything this little ocmmunist fuck could do would be like blowing spitballs at him. |
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Obama's answer on abortion revealed his true nature, that he is a hollow shell. I think McCain has a chance now. His VP choice is going to be interesting. Just saw on the news that Lieberman will speak at the RNC, and there is some bizzaro communications going on with the Clinton camp. I've read Gonzo's info on the McCain/Lieberman ticket...but imagine a McCain/Clinton...of either gender...ticket. I am so cynical these days that I wouldn't give a shit if McCain did bring one of the Clinton Clan on as a running mate. I think he'd lock up the election if he did though. |