Erick or any other insider, what’s the best guess on where we really stand in the election? Are the state polling numbers continuing to move towards McCain and other Republican candidates? Or has the momentum of last week leveled off? Are we ever going to hear about Wright?

Sarah Palin in Reno today, via the campaign:

Two weeks from today, Americans will be asked to cast their vote for the next president of the United States. There’s no time to wait. Let’s get right to it.

Did you hear what Senator Biden said at a fundraiser on Sunday? He guaranteed that if Barack Obama is elected, we’ll face an international crisis within the first six months of their

administration. He told Democrat donors to mark his words – that there were “at least four or five scenarios” that would place our country at risk in an Obama administration. Thanks for the warning, Joe!

He didn’t specify what all those four or five scenarios will be, but for clues, let’s review the Obama foreign policy agenda.

Our opponent wants to sit down with the world’s worst dictators. With no preconditions, he proposes to meet with a regime in Teheran that vows to “wipe Israel off the map.” Let’s call that crisis scenario number one.

Senator Obama has also advocated sending our U.S. military into Pakistan without the approval of the Pakistani government. Invading the sovereign territory of a troubled partner in the war against terrorism. We’ll call that scenario number two.

He opposed the surge strategy that has finally brought victory in Iraq within sight. He’s voted to cut off funding for our troops, leaving our young men and women at grave risk. He wants to pull out, leaving some 25 million Iraqis at the mercy of Iranian-supported Shiite extremists and al Qaeda in Iraq. By his own admission, this could mean our troops would have to go back to Iraq. Crisis scenario number three.

After the Russian army invaded the nation of Georgia, Senator Obama’s reaction was one of indecision and moral equivalence – the kind of response that would only encourage Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine next. That would be crisis scenario number four.

But I guess the looming crisis that most worries the Obama campaign right now is Joe Biden’s next speaking engagement. Let’s call that crisis scenario number five.

The real problem is that these warnings from Joe Biden are similar to his earlier assessment of Barack Obama. It wasn’t so long ago that he said Barack Obama wasn’t up to the job, and that, quote, “the presidency is not something that lends itself to on-the-job training.”

The same Joe Biden said he would be honored to run on the ticket with John McCain because, quote, “the country would be better off.” And here we have some common ground. I want a president who spent 22 years in uniform defending our country. I want a president who isn’t afraid to use the word “victory” when he talks about the wars we are fighting. I want a president who’s ready on Day One. I want a president with the experience and the judgment and the wisdom to meet the next international crisis – or better yet to avoid it. I want John McCain as our commander-in-chief.

Go to Ace of Spades now.
Watch this.
Then spread it like wildfire.
It got my adrenalin pumpin’ big time.

http://minx.cc/?post=276126

300+ electoral college votes for you know who. on drudge report

Every time you purchase a cup of coffee at 7-11 you can select from a blue Obama cup or a red McCain cup.

…to paraphrase Charlie Daniels.

I played hooky from work today to do a few chores and a little blogging (too much, my wife says). I drove to town, top down, jamming gears & jamming Stevie Ray Vaughn (yeah, Tax Man is on that CD). Just got back from early voting. The line was out the door, but no worries, good old-fashioned efficiency and dedicated volunteers got me in and out within 10 minutes. A varied clientele in line with me, although very few under the age of 35 I’d say. In other words, didn’t appear to be new or first-time voters (but who can tell by looking, anyway).

Regardless of the nay-sayers, trolls, crypto-Marxist polls, pseudo-Socialist pundits, and the majority of the media – I feel good about the outcome. Confident even. And I thank many of you at redstate for lifting my spirits with your posts & comments. Most importantly, I thank you for providing links and info that I would not otherwise have found.

Good on ya & God bless

when Obama called Biden after hearing Joe guarantee that an Obama presidency would invite our enemies to attack? I can imagine BHO doing a beat-down of Joey B. in that one!..haha. I bet Biden will be campaigning in his basement for the foreseeable future.

This has probably been posted already, but it needs to be pushed through.

From “New Ground”, published by the Democratic Socialists of America, covering Obama’s run for congress against Bobby Rush in 2000:

Barak Obama is serving only his second term in the Illinois State Senate so he might be fairly charged with ambition, but the same might have be said of Bobby Rush when he ran against Congressman Charles Hayes. Obama also has put in time at the grass roots, working for five years as a community organizer in Harlem and in Chicago. *When Obama participated in a 1996 UofC YDS Townhall Meeting on Economic Insecurity, much of what he had to say was well within the mainstream of European social democracy. *
(emphasis mine)

http://tinyurl.com/4e7gws

YDS stands for Young Democratic Socialists.

So, a socialist organization says that he spoke at their Townhall Meeting on Economic Insecurity, and that what he said was well within the mainstream of European Social Democracy.

This isn’t a partisan attack.

It is a fact.

Even though it was 12 years ago, (when he was 35 years old), he has some explaining to do. Obama is/was either a proponent of socialism, or has/had no limits to whom he will pander.

My guess is both.

MillerCoors ends production of Zima

Have a lawyer friend who knows some federal district attorneys and he told me that even liberal lawyers in the office are taking this case very seriously.

The DNC failed to file an admissions.