MCCAIN IS THE TARGET. Palin is a distraction. Focus on MCCAIN!

Wow.  If this shows how much ex-Bushies fear a Palinocracy, John McSame must really not get it.

That's an OK ad - not something that would be effective on TV, but certainly it's something. Of course, if they want to put it on TV that's fine with me. And I like how they've got the quotes from McCain also endorsing the same doctrine. Sitting next to Fred Thompson was a nice touch, too.

I still think the ad about her wolf-hunting policy is gold. That one should run on national daytime TV every day.

The heartbeat is good, but you need a little dramatic music to set some udnertones.

Like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdJUCU1UH2w

Oilbama, called so because he voted for the Bush/Cheney Energy Bill, has truly exposed himself as a Sexist Pig.

Oilbama's 28 male staffers divided among themselves total payroll expenditures of $1,523,120. Thus, Obama's average male employee earned $54,397.
Oilbama's 30 female employees split $1,354,580 among themselves, or $45,152, on average.

Why this disparity? One reason may be the under-representation of women in Oilbama's highest-compensated ranks. Among Oilbama's five best-paid advisors, only one was a woman. Among his top 20, seven were women.

Again, on average, Oilbama's female staffers earn just 83 cents for every dollar his male staffers make. This figure certainly exceeds the 77-cent threshold that Obama's campaign website condemns. However, 83 cents do not equal $1. In spite of this 17-cent gap between Obama's rhetoric and reality, he chose to chide GOP presidential contender John McCain on this issue.

Oilbama responded Aug. 31 to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's Republican vice-presidential nomination. Palin "seems like a very engaging person," Obama told voters in Toledo, Ohio. "But I've got to say, she's opposed -- like John McCain is -- to equal pay for equal work. That doesn't make much sense to me."
Oilbama's criticism notwithstanding, McCain's payment patterns are the stuff of feminist dreams.
McCain's 17 male staffers split $916,914, thus averaging $53,936. His 25 female employees divided $1,396,958 and averaged $55,878.
On average, according to these data, women in John McCain's office make $1.04 for every dollar a man makes. In fact, all other things being equal, a typical female staffer could earn 21 cents more per dollar paid to her male counterpart -- while adding $10,726 to her annual income -- by leaving Barack Oilbama's office and going to work for John McCain.

Oilbama, called so because he voted for the Bush/Cheney Energy Bill, has truly exposed himself as a Sexist Pig.

Oilbama's 28 male staffers divided among themselves total payroll expenditures of $1,523,120. Thus, Obama's average male employee earned $54,397.
Oilbama's 30 female employees split $1,354,580 among themselves, or $45,152, on average.

Why this disparity? One reason may be the under-representation of women in Oilbama's highest-compensated ranks. Among Oilbama's five best-paid advisors, only one was a woman. Among his top 20, seven were women.

Again, on average, Oilbama's female staffers earn just 83 cents for every dollar his male staffers make. This figure certainly exceeds the 77-cent threshold that Obama's campaign website condemns. However, 83 cents do not equal $1. In spite of this 17-cent gap between Obama's rhetoric and reality, he chose to chide GOP presidential contender John McCain on this issue.

Oilbama responded Aug. 31 to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's Republican vice-presidential nomination. Palin "seems like a very engaging person," Obama told voters in Toledo, Ohio. "But I've got to say, she's opposed -- like John McCain is -- to equal pay for equal work. That doesn't make much sense to me."
Oilbama's criticism notwithstanding, McCain's payment patterns are the stuff of feminist dreams.
McCain's 17 male staffers split $916,914, thus averaging $53,936. His 25 female employees divided $1,396,958 and averaged $55,878.
On average, according to these data, women in John McCain's office make $1.04 for every dollar a man makes. In fact, all other things being equal, a typical female staffer could earn 21 cents more per dollar paid to her male counterpart -- while adding $10,726 to her annual income -- by leaving Barack Oilbama's office and going to work for John McCain.

Must be an effective ad, Weaver and Dumbshit, excuse me, Dem Bill C are out in force today.

I ADORE THIS.

I LOVE THIS TO PIECES!!

I believe this is exactly the right message that needs to be getting to undecided and "weak Repug" voters.

This is it!

The Repugs have won their elections on one idea: we can keep you safe.

This just smashes their one remaining hold on America into a million pieces.

YEP this is a user...get that heffa Palin for being a no nothin reTHUG hater

Good one...let's link that no nutthin heffa Palin with McSame they are both haters

To steal a line from Jon Stewart, "Me likey!"
Let's hope the next 53 days see many more of these kinds of ads.

To steal a line from Jon Stewart, "Me likey!"
Let's hope the next 53 days see many more of these kinds of ads.

Most troubling. She doesn't have a clue. But that doesn't seem to worry her fan club among the fundies.

There are some deep ironies with this whole topic. Bush himself would be unlikely to be able to articulate the reckless foreign policy "doctrine" that bears his name.

Remember that however you define the Bush Doctrine, it's namesake perverted the doctrine (and the law) by constructing fake intelligence in support of pre-emptive military action.

No matter what principles and beliefs you use to guide your foreign policy, Bush has demonstrated that there's nothing that can safeguard against a lying, cheating law breaker in the Oval Office.

On CNN's political ticker they've brought up Chafee's interview where he called her a "cocky wacko." This has been out there awhile, but maybe after that interview with Gibson, it has new relevance to the MSM.

The funny thing is Oilbama, so called because he voted for the Bush/Cheney Energy Bill, has far less foreign policy and international experience than Governor Palin. He has none unless you count his celebrity world tour. At least Governor Palin can claim 18 months or thereabouts as a sitting US Governor, Oilbama wrote a couple of egocentric books and gives a good speech for a Hoolywood Celeb/actor.

Idiotic Mike from Arlington says "Except Obama doesn't look like a pig in headlights when asked questions he should know the answer to"

Actually Oilbama stutters like a litrtle bitch when his teleprompter gives out, proving he is the emptyist's of sexist suits.

To someone with a conservative religious background the word DOCTRINE has primarily a religious meaning. Palin must have thought Charlie was asking a question about Bush's religious beliefs, thus her answer, "His (Christian?) worldview, you mean." Still shows her ignorance.

Keep her in Alaska hunting moose. She's too unprepared and scary for anything else.

To someone with a conservative religious background the word DOCTRINE has primarily a religious meaning. Palin must have thought Charlie was asking a question about Bush's religious beliefs, thus her answer, "His (Christian?) worldview, you mean." Still shows her ignorance.

Keep her in Alaska hunting moose. She's too unprepared and scary for anything else.

Humanity_Critic likes to critize Humanity because he is a stinking pile of turd. When you learn to praise Humanity let me know and I will stop ignoring your ingnorant comments.

Humanity_Critic likes to critize Humanity because he is a stinking pile of turd. When you learn to praise Humanity let me know and I will stop ignoring your ingnorant comments.

Thank you Sister Sarah...now can we get this up?

The design blue prints for the machine carrying Dr. Guillotine’s name can be found on the web. Then “Sic semper tyrannis” for really reals . . .

That McCain might actually become the president is as terrifying as thought that Palin could only be a heartbeat away.

He's never seen a war he doesn't like. He was advocating for attacking Iraq as early as Sept. 12, 2001, stated that war with North Korea was inevitable as early as 1994, joked about bombing Iran, has advocated for a more confrontational approach to Russia, and during the primaries promised that there would be "more wars". And there are plenty of supporters on right who think this is for the better, that Bush has been too reluctant to project American power since Iraq went south.

McCain will likely make Bush look thoughtful and judicious by comparison.