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Jake Tapper has the tale of two takes, ABC News:  “Today, John McCain put the former mayor of a town of 9,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency,” said Obama spox Bill Burton. “Gov. Palin shares John McCain’s commitment to overturning Roe v.

For anyone that watched Obama’s acceptance speech last night there was little question that this was one of the most policy laden speeches Obama’s ever given. Tax cuts for the bottom 95% of working Americans. 10 year Apollo-style timetable to eliminate our imports of Middle Eastern oil.

I heard that Chris Brown took a job around Beverly HIlls with his T-Shirt that says, “Obama or Die”. Hmmm. Seems interesting to show support wearing custom t-shirts like that. But hey, whatever works right? You’ve all heard about “Rock the Vote” with those custom made shirts as well right? It works like that.

McCain picks Sarah Palin as his VP running mate Interesting choice by John McCain — Sarah Palin has only been governor of Alaska for a year or so, but she seems to be a solid, reasonable person who is comfortable with governance. Oh, and she’s pro-life, which is also really cool.

The official Democrat Party Veep Hit list:  Bobby Jindal Mitt Romney John Thune Tom Ridge Tim Pawlenty Carly Fiorina Charlie Crist Fred Smith Eric Cantor Blind-sided baby! Sarah Palin gives the McCain-Palin campaign some leverage to attack Obama a several fronts.    Obama supports

Yes, I saw the speech last night. Let me be brief, because frankly, his dog and pony show deserves no more effort than that. Obama, in the end, did and said nothing new. His speech was grandiose, certainly, but lacked specifics, except for a number of specific untruths, and illogical statements, which Surber does a very nice job doing examining.

Ball point pen on the morning newsprint 

This week, my wife and I drove from the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago to the town of Cullman Alabama, between Huntsville and Birmingham, to visit family. Specifically, we were there to visit her sister and brother-in-law, and her two nephews.

What The Republicans Fear Created: August 28th, 2008 | Written By: D Metzger Right now I’m busy watching former Vice President Al Gore speak at Invesco Field in Denver in preparation for Barrack Obama’s acceptance speech and a though occurred to me.

It’s difficult to assess the presidential candidates’ differences on the arts, arts funding and arts education for a simple reason: Senator McCain doesn’t seem to have spelled out any stand on these issues, other than a general opposition to funding “obscenity.” This isn’t meant as a partisan statement in support of Senator Obama.