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Do We Really Want Perfection?Wednesday, October 1, 2008 News Flash: Sarah Palin is not perfect. She's not a perfect orator. She's not the perfect mother. She's not the perfect politician. This is all common sense to most of us, as no one is perfect, but it somehow has made headlines across the nation... world, actually.

Why is that? The answer is simple. The left hates her. They loathe everything about her because, as much as they preach acceptance and tolerance, they are inherently neither and hate everyone with ideals different than theirs. I was reading this article about Sen. Obama's rise in the polls on Yahoo! news, and came upon a completely ridiculous statement:

Pollsters attributed Obama's improved standing to the public's general approval of his debate performance, antipathy toward GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin and heightened confidence in the Illinois senator's ability to handle the economic crisis.

Antipathy? You know, I do not have statistics or stone-cold facts, but in my personal circle and almost everything I have seen and heard on TV, radio, and the Internet, it has been about how Gov. Palin has completely invigorated the entire election. I would like to know where Liz Sidoti got this fact or, if it is complete fabrication, I'd like to know what qualifies her to be an AP "reporter."

OK, back to my point about perfection. Gov. Palin is a polished speaker, with her experience as a TV sports anchor, or whatever she did. Sen. Obama is good at giving prepared speeches, but not very good with impromptu speaking (a lot of ums and uhs). With that said, the media constantly harps on Sarah Palin's every misstep, while forgiving the plethora that come from Barack Obama's mouth. Here is an example. Here is a transcript of Gov. Palin and Old Guy's recent interview with Katie Couric, and here is a transcript of Katie Couric's Q&A with Sen. Obama and Old Guy. Do you notice anything? The transcript with Sarah Palin includes "um" written out twice, and "uh" once. That caught my eye immediately. When was the last time you saw a transcript with "uh" or "um" written out? I thought I would give them the benefit of the doubt, so I seached CBS for Obama and Couric, and found the second transcript. Both pages have the video footage, too, so I watched Sen. Obama's answer to the first question and counted at least five "uh"s. I also noticed that he stutters a lot. At least three times he, presumably unintentionally, repeated a word. Do you think any of that was in the transcript?

Now, this may seem petty. Under normal circumstances, I would agree. These are not normal circumstances, though. I believe that there is a consistent and intentional effort to put the Democrat Party and Barack Obama in a postive light, and the Republican Party and John McCain and Sarah Palin in a negative light by the mainstream print and TV media. This may be proof of that, or simply be the case of two different transcribers with two different styles. The thing is, that nine times out of ten, as much as I give the media the benefit of the doubt, I can only conclude that the media is biased, and often severly so. Let me know what you think.

Labels: antipathy, Barack Obama, Liz Sidoti, poll, Sarah Palin

Palin-Old Guy in Ohio TodayTuesday, September 16, 2008

Who cares, outside of Ohio? Well, you should take note, if you are at all interested in this year's presidential election. According to this month's Public Policy Poll results, the Palin Effect is a politcal storm taking over Ohio. According to this poll, in one month, the Palin-Old Guy ticket has made a 25 point swing among Ohio independents! This is an amazing feat by any standard. The poll results show that mcuh of that can be directly attributed to John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate, and Barack Obama's selection of Joe Biden. There is much more to learn about Sarah Palin over the next two months and beyond, but, at this rate, she could go on to be the most influential non-presidential candidate to ever affect a US presidential election. What are your thoughts on this?

Labels: Barack Obama, Joe Biden, John McCain, poll, Sarah Palin

I know everyone is talking about the lipstick, but I have to put in my two centsWednesday, September 10, 2008

So, I have looked on YouTube, Google, and a bunch of news sites, and I cannot find the video of Barack Obama's full lipstick quote, which was:

You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. You can wrap up an old fish in a piece of paper and call it "Change;" it's still going to stink after eight years.

What? Are you serious? Now, I started this blog because I believe in being for things, not against things. I am, so far, completely pro-Palin. I am cautious about an October surprise, but, so far, I have not heard a single thing about her, that I don't love. Now, with that said, I'm going to go back on that and point out what a hypocrite Barack Obama is.

Barack Obama is either one of the most arogant, most naive, or most stupid men in the world for saying the quote above. He is arogant if he said what he did, knowing that everyone would believe he was talking about Sarah Palin, and is now trying to convince everyone that he did not know it. He is naive if he honestly did not realize what he was saying. He is plain stupid (I do not throw that word out lightly) if he did not realize the hypocrisy of the second sentence in the quote above. "Change." "Change?" That is his entire mantra: CHANGE. That's all he has. Not only that, it is the oldest trick in the book, for politicians to promise change without anything specific. Then, when he does reveal his ideas, they are Saul Ulinsky 60's-socialist ideology that has crushed this country into it's present state. Look at the crises we are in, in this country: energy-caused by the environmentalist movement, auto industry-caused by labor unions, food prices-doubly caused by environmentalists, and mortgage-caused by the "every American should own their home" crowd, including George W Bush. Yet, he advocates change. What will the change be, MORE OF THESE FAILED IDEAS?

Oh, man. That's enough for today. Sarah Palin is off to Alaska to bid her eldest son goodbye, as he ships off to Iraq, and I will inevitably be brought to tears by the memorials of September 11, 2001, on radio and television. I do not know if I will have anything useful to contribute on Sarah Palin tomorrow, so please consider taking a moment to remember all those Americans lost on 9-11 and since. We have a lot of things to be proud of, and a lot of things to be ashamed of, but we can all agree upon is the unity we had on that day.

God bless the United States of America.

Labels: 9-11, Barack Obama, Lipstick, pig, Sarah Palin

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