A bit of Political Humor at Sarah Palin's Expense

I found a website that it absolutely hilarious. It's called Palin as President, and you can find it at www.PalinAsPresident.com. Click around on the page to explore it. They continuously update the site with new goodies, so check back often. Enjoy!

Cheri

Where to find the rest of my political commentary

Since politics has taken center stage with the election coming up in a few weeks, I have been posting heavily on political topics on my main blog. Please feel free to stop by and get your daily fill of my political commentary.

I think you will especially like today's commentary entitled, My advice to McCain supporters: Believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see.

Other recent articles include:

The Cindy McCain Doctrine: Use your own son as a political prop while shilling lies for Johnny Mac

Donna Brazile: On moving forward and not going to the back of the bus anymore

Tonight's Presidential Debate: Obama wins with 27 days to go and counting

Privatized gains and socialized losses: The Wall Street shell game and why Lehman Bros. CEO Fuld is full of it

Once the election is over, I expect to continue posting the majority of my political commentaries on this blog.

Cheri

"Can I Git back to ya on that?"

A little political humor at Palin and McCain's expense:

Source: Guardian UK

I knew these two sounded an awful lot alike

Michelle Goldberg on Palin's debate performance: "It was an apalling display..."

I'm not the only one who thinks that Sarah Palin's performance at last night's debate was not only lack-luster, but a complete mockery of the office of VP (with all those winks and phony nods). I actually made a blog post and podcast episode about this here on my main blog. However, I wanted to share part of an article written by Michelle Goldberg of The Guardian UK:

And so she preceded, with an almost surreal disregard for the subjects she was supposed to be discussing, to unleash fusillades of scripted attack lines, platitudes, lies, gibberish and grating references to her own pseudo-folksy authenticity.

It was an appalling display. The only reason it was not widely described as much is that too many American pundits don't even try to judge the truth, wisdom or reasonableness of the political rhetoric they are paid to pronounce upon. Instead, they imagine themselves as interpreters of a mythical mass of "average Americans" who they both venerate and despise.

Source: Flirting her way to victory

This has to be one of the most spot on descriptions of Palin's performance that I've read today. The world is watching, and the last thing I want the world to think about the US is that our citizens are so apathetic and asleep at the wheel that we have sunk so low as to elect a clearly unqualified person to one of the highest offices in the nation. This simply cannot be allowed.

Making a political statement: the Art & Politics connection

While surfing today, I found Zina Saunders, a political artist with some very compelling paintings. If you wanna check out her site you can find it here.

The painting of the women of The View hunting down John McCain like it's a witch hunt is hilarious! I guess this artist won't be voting for the McCain-Palin ticket. Take a look (lol):

Hear the VP nominees' views on the separation of church and state

I actually thought Sarah Palin's response to this question was pretty good. She' just got to learn to stop rambling on. Just state it and state it plain please. The other issue is that I don't believe that for one moment she will actually respect the separation of church and state. Unfortuantely, if elected, I believe that she will do all that she can to attempt to impose her personal views on the rest of us.

Biden did a pretty good job of answering this question as well. His answer was quite practical and came across as genuine and believable. He's an old pro though, so this didn't surprise me a bit.

Fox News, "fair and balanced" my @ss

You know, for a network that claims to be "fair and balanced" we all know that Fox News is everything but. Watch this reporter ask a diner full of people who they plan to vote for. Unanimously they choose Obama,yet the reporter calls the votes "split."

See for yourself:

Palin's Couric interview: Can you say backpeddling?

You know it didn't even bother me that Palin called herself making a joke about Biden's age, but if you're gonna make a dig on someone, stick to it for goodness sake. How disingenuous to throw a rock and then try to hide your hand.

I won't even go into how stupid it is that she brought up an age issue when she's running with a man who if he won,would be the oldest President to take the White House in history. Seriously, he would be... that's no joke.

See for yourself:

Podcast Episode #5 - Election 2008 Hot Topics

This episode covers a variety of topics related to Election 2008. We discussed everything from the real reason why we think McCain tried to delay the presidential debate to the economic bail-out and whether Palin is a viable substitute for Hillary Clinton voters.

This episode is about 55 minutes and has something for everyone, so tune in: