To be clear, this is a parody, not a real movie trailer. But it is hilarious, even to someone like me who likes Sarah Palin better than John McCain.
Friday, September 26, 2008
I laughed out loud at this one
Posted by Nomad at 6:48 AM 2 comments
Labels: collegehumor, Palin, parody, sarahpalin, video
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Governor Palin's e-mail hacked
Where do you draw the line between public and private for government officials. Political candidates have long accepted that the press will invade privacy into areas of family and friendships that no private individual has to worry about. But even there, generally people have shown restraint in putting every aspect of an official's life under the microscope. Yesterday, however, an activist group which previously had targetted scientology revealed that they had hacked Covernor Sarah Palin's Yahoo e-mail and were publishing the results to the world on the website Wikileaks.
This action is unacceptable (and probably illegal). While it was unwise of Governor Palin to do any business on an unsecured server, there is no justification for hacking into the private communications of another person without court order and no logical rationale for making them public record.
Suddenly, I am guessing McCain's people are glad he doesn't know how to use a computer.
Posted by Nomad at 4:53 AM 5 comments
Labels: e-mail, hack, invasionofprivacy, Palin, sarahpalin
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Tina Fey as Sarah Palin
Is their McCain impersonator this good?
Posted by Nomad at 5:21 AM 0 comments
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Obama's Gaffe Provides Fuel for Pro-Life Attacks
Barak Obama recently made a comment that should spread like wildfire throughout the Pro-Life community. Here is the report as retold in a recent column by Pat Buchanan.
Near the end of a town hall meeting in Johnstown, Pa., a woman arose to offer a passionate plea to Barack Obama to "stop these abortions."
Obama's response was cool, direct, unequivocal.
"Look, I got two daughters -- 9 years old and 6 years old. ... I am going to teach them first about values and morals, but if they make a mistake, I don't want them punished with a baby."
I can't imagine any starker contrast than between this answer from from Obama and the response from Sarah Palin and her husband to the fact that their teenage daughter is pregnant. I'm sure this quote will be used to raise tons of money for Pro-Life causes and should cost Obama the support of those few Pro-Lifers who might have still planned on voting for him.