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Today Senator Barak Hussein Obama solved this nations energy problem specifically addressing the nations ability to save oil.

Here is my list of the ten reasons why I will be voting for John ‘McSame’ McCain in November in no particular order.

1. John is old and that means he has lots of experience, you know like when old people tell you how it was before the Internet, cell phones, and TV. That’s important to know in case sometime in the future there are no Internet, cell phones, or TV.

2. Change! heck no, more of the same, all kinds of the same! The republicans keep trying so surely maybe the next thirty years will be better. Wars, massive deficits, Katrina, energy, healthcare, sagging wages, corporate corruption, see how minor these things are, it’s not like anything important is in that list.

3. He supports Reverend Hagee, I hate Catholics too (not really) and endtime being around the corner, WTF difference does it make! Once we bomb a few other countries and Israel bombs the rest, God is going to say, hey, time for endtime so I can reward all these bombers. You ever wonder what God thinks when one of her creatures gets blown to smithereens!

4. He will visit the rest of the world once he is president. Cheap vacations are good things you know, and he can forget things like he did in Israel and mix things up like he does daily. It won’t matter anyway cause he will be in some other part of the world. Plus with that temper do we really want him near that nuclear button!

5. He voted against supporting the troops financially when he sided with Bush on cheap benefits, claims everyone should be able to marry a rich Beer heiress, he did. Plus he working on a new book, tentatively titled ‘Ditch the old spouse and marry up the food chain made easy.’

6. If Fox loves him and Rush and that buffoon Savage love him, what’s not to love. Well I know they just started loving him. Even Ann Coulter who used to hate him now hates Obama more, that’s an important qualification for voting in America: hate levels. ‘Dislike, hate, really hate, and despise’ are clear cut political reasons for voting for our guy.

7. He is rich today, and isn’t America about the rich, well today it is. He doesn’t understand the economy, neither do I. The rich will love him more as he continues third world - the heck with the have-nots - policies. Poor people see number five.

8. Finished at the bottom of his class and yet had the great military and political insight to think we would be greeted as liberators in Iraq and it would be just lovely and democracy would grow so quickly we would be done in 2003 or 2004 at the latest. What year is it by the way?

9. People starve all the time, a few more in America won’t matter, deficits eventually are fixed by democrats, so hell, just keep the ‘trickle down’ economics going John ‘McSame” McCain, I love you too much. Actually it is the rich people who love you but hey WTF again.

10. You know John ‘McSame’ McCain is the man, last in his class just like Bush, how can we go wrong. Four more years of screw-ups, who in America won’t feel all warm and fuzzy over that. And marrying money, ain’t that about American as one can get! And working class people someday if you’re lucky you too can be rich, I hear poor people win the lottery every day. Or see number five above for new get rich quick book.

So folks I will be casting my ballot for John ‘McSame’ McCain in November and I hope you all will be too. ‘More of the same,’ ‘more of the same,’ shout it from your trailer park rental today. Wal-mart is now selling magnets with these words and John’s face embossed on them, made in China and cheap too, beautify that castle of yours with several.

Why wont democrats in congress support opening the nations coastlines for more offshore drilling.  For some reason, liberals talk at great length about wind power and solar power and geothermal power and nuclear power and cleaner coal produced power and natural gas, but why is it that they refuse to see reality for what it is?

I would like to know the following:

1.  How hard does the wind have to blow until it turns into gasoline?

2.  How bright does the sun have to shine until sunlight morphs into gasoline?

3.  How hot does the ground need to get where you can turn that heat into gasoline?

4.  How much fusion is required for plutonium or uranium to turn into gasoline?

5.  How much pressure must you put on a piece of coal until it melts into gasoline?

The worlds demand for oil is increasing, the United States’ demand for oil will increase as well.  Right now 98% of all cargo and basic American citizen transportation is fueled by the combustion engine that requires gasoline… which is a by-product of oil.  There is no infrastructure for electric cars that DO NOT YET EXIST to replace our vehicles.  The last time i checked I did not see an 18 wheeler with a big sail using wind power to move from point A to point B.  I havent seen the nuclear powered or the geothermal powered vehicles taking the market by storm.  Nor have i seen any Gas-A-Coal stations.

Common sense would tell you that if you dont increase the supply as the demand increases then you will continually pay higher and higher prices.  Is it possible that because increasing our oil production supply (with oil from the United States) will not immediately affect the price of gasoline that democrats and liberals really feel that paying twice as much or more in 10 years is a good idea?  That slowly killing our economy is the right thing to do, or that they should try to mask it by talking about renewable energy sources, ALL OF WHICH, have nothing to do with our current transportation infrastructure or our oil demands?  Like i said, at what speed must the wind blow for it to turn into gasoline?

Please, any liberal or any democrat, please demonstrate how opposing more offshore drilling is responsible and realistic for this nation as any part of any energy policy?

“…In essence the same forces that make it possible for the rapid acceptance of ideas such as gay marriage are the same force which can create a society that will accept massive social inequalities.”

A piece that can be perceived as cynical or correct or even wrong, but a point of view that explains politics today. It is no longer about politics and the potentials of possibilities but rather about salesmanship in a culture whose only reference is the self.

“…At the precise moment that the intellectual underpinnings of conservative free market ideas that have dominated politics for the past 30 years are crumbling across the globe. Obama calls for a post ideological and partisan world.”

“…Barack Obama is in short order a far more reassuring prospect for the continued dominance of the financial elite than another four years of neo-conservative rule which in an almost historically unique combination of greed, ill will, incompetence and stupidity have brought the country to the edge of disaster.”

Read here.

“Reactions to the almost 30-minute speech hit both extremes. “It was excellent, not good, but excellent,” said Henry Aikins, 63, a pensioner from Berlin, though originally from Ghana. “It was good he didn’t just talk about America, but Africa and other continents as well. … He really moved me in my heart.”

But you can’t make him drink…

“Anton Kliegl, however, a 50-year-old managing consultant from Regensburg, didn’t see things that way. “In general I have to say I was a bit disappointed,” Kliegl said. “The coverage of the primaries created this impression that he was an amazing speaker who could carry away his audience. He didn’t do that tonight. I really expected more.”

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,567922,00.html