Is this a neurological problem?

Winkin' Palin


Blinkin' Palin ~ I'm countin' 41 blinks!!!

What is with all this winkin' & blinkin'???
Is this a neurological problem?
I hope to god this is not a new political debate tactic....
Imagine if Biden started winking to accentuate his remarks?
McCain would struggle to coordinate a wink- how painful would that be to watch?

Tina Fey will be sure to have fun with this, but just let me say....


Arrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhhh!

NOT THE MAVERICK

MY FAVORITE PART OF THE DEBATE ~ MAVERICK HE IS NOT
NOTICE PALIN HANGS HER HEAD DURING THIS SEGMENT...

Friday Music

VP DEBATE TONIGHT

Tonight is the VP debate. Should be quite the spectacle.

How screwed up our system is, that we spend about a year and 1/2 going into the primaries when candidates are chosen we get only one debate amongst the Vice Presidential candidates. These are the people that would be next in line for the presidency, should something happen to the President. While Palin's rare interviews have been dubbed disastrous, and are a treasure chest of comedy fodder, it would be no joke to have her in the Executive branch with a running mate who would be the oldest president, who has had four bouts with skin cancer, or melanoma. Palin is a foe to the Constitution, Reproductive Choice, the Environment, and has a war monger mentality. Palin favors drilling in the Arctic Wildlife refuge, and challenges the Science of Global Warming, going as far as launching a lawsuit to stop the listing of the Polar Bear as an Endangered Species. Palin is a religious extremist, with ultra conservative stands. She has a hard time telling the truth, or the whole story, and has a "do as I say, not as I do" mentality.

Tune in & see why Palin has earned the

nickname "The Alaska Disasta"

Literally, they are not making this stuff up..... Verbatim:

The interview was "simply a disaster".



That word "disaster" keeps coming up in discussions about Palin.

Scary • Really Bad Disney Movie • Totally Absurd • Terrifying Possibility • Crazy

More Questions than Answers....

Wall Street is a place of bears and bulls. It is not smart to force taxpayers to dance with bears or to follow closely behind the bulls.


Here is the Dennis Kucinich quote from his House floor speech:

The $700 billion bailout for Wall Street, is driven by fear not fact. This is too much money in too a short a time going to too few people while too many questions remain unanswered.

Why aren't we having hearings on the plan we have just received?

Why aren't we questioning the underlying premise of the need for a bailout with taxpayers' money?

Why have we not considered any alternatives other than to give $700 billion to Wall Street? Why aren't we asking Wall Street to clean up its own mess?

Why aren't we passing new laws to stop the speculation, which triggered this?

Why aren't we putting up new regulatory structures to protect investors?

How do we even value the $700 billion in toxic assets?
Why aren't we helping homeowners directly with their debt burden?

Why aren't we helping American families faced with bankruptcy?

Why aren't we reducing debt for Main Street instead of Wall Street?

Isn't it time for fundamental change in our debt based monetary system, so we can free ourselves from the manipulation of the Federal Reserve and the banks?

Is this the United States Congress or the board of directors of Goldman Sachs?

I'm with Kucinich. There are more questions than answers. I'd like to add my questions to the list.

Why does Paulson still have his government job? Give him total immunity in the form of a pink slip.

What became of the FBI investigations of high level fraud on Wall Street?

How will this effect Social Security funds?

Show us the FDIC insured money, should 1/2 the banks (or more), in the US fail?

Would this financial crisis of epic proportions, help the financial situation, by proper taxation of the Oil industries, historic record profits?

Exxon Mobil posted a $10.89 billion profit in the first three months of this year.

Exxon Mobil earned $11.66 billion in the prior quarter. The profit in that quarter came to $1,385 a second, enough to buy nearly 382 gallons of gas at current prices.

Soaring oil prices lifted Chevron Corp.'s annual profit to $18.7 billion in 2007, the fourth consecutive year that the San Ramon company made record amounts of money.

Shell posted a whopping $27 billion in profit.
And the list goes on. We really should start connecting the dots.... we are giving royalty free resources, or undertaxing big oil as they rake in huge profits. 

Show us the money!

Tax the wealthy oil companies

Protect the people's money.

Don't squander our hard earned money on reckless and shoddy practices that do not hold the gamblers accountable.

The very wealthy oil companies with record profits must be required to contribute.
Make very sure Wall Street is not pulling off the greatest bank heist of the 21st Century.

Talkin' bout a Revolution

Tracy Chapman

Sweet music with a sweet message, just seems to fit in with what is going on.

Just some facts .....

Read the Rolling Stones Palin Fact check
Sampler:



THE MYTH: "She's fought oil companies." — John McCain, introducing Palin

THE FACTS: Collected $13,000 in campaign contributions from oil and gas lobbyists, including Exxon, BP, Shell and Chevron. BP was a sponsor of her inaugural ball.

Big bad speech?

Here are excerpts of the big bad Pelosi speech, said to have made today's bailout vote fail.....


"When was the last time someone asked you for $700 billion? It is a number that is staggering, but tells us only the costs of the Bush administration's failed economic policies — policies built on budgetary recklessness, on an anything-goes mentality, with no regulation, no supervision, and no discipline in the system."

"Democrats believe in the free market, which can and does create jobs, wealth, and capital, but left to its own devices it has created chaos."

"Democrats insisted that legislation responding to this crisis must protect the American people and Main Street from the meltdown on Wall Street. The American people did not decide to dangerously weaken our regulatory and oversight policies. They did not make unwise and risky financial deals. They did not jeopardise the economic security of the nation. And they must not pay the cost of this emergency recovery and stabilisation bill."

"Today we will act to avert this crisis, but informed by our experience of the past eight years with the failed economic leadership … We choose a different path. In the new year, with a new Congress and a new president, we will break free with a failed past and take America in a new direction to a better future."

Sorry, but these are the words that stopped this whole bailout bill from passing?

I think this speech is nothing more than stating the obvious. Bush reckless failed policies..... have these people been paying attention at all the last 8 years?

Caption this!

Alien Crop Circle?

An Ohio farmer wants you to get lost in Sarah Palin's head, as he created a corn maze in her image.
Perhaps visitors can find the answers to the questions Palin is unable to answer reporters?