Out of Context (Kat-Mo)

So, Obama and his campaign think they are going to spin their way out of the last little surprise from Obama's past. In response to the audio coming out indicating Obama is willing to see energy prices for consumers "skyrocket" in order to force coal plants out of existence with unprecedented "cap and trade" taxation, Obama's campaign team responds it was "taken out of context". Why?

because in the interview Obama said that “this notion of no coal, I think is an illusion.” Obama and McCain have both pushed for technology to develop cleaner burning coal. “What we have to do then is figure out how can we use coal without emitting greenhouse gases and carbon,” Obama told the Chronicle in the interview.

Right. The only issue here is the alleged destruction of energy producing coal plants. Not that, that isn't egregious enough. But let's stick to the real point here. While driving these businesses out of business, he's willing to see energy prices "sky rocket", making it extremely difficult for the average citizen to continue heating their homes. We are talking about 100% increase in energy bills, if not higher. As if the recent horrifying spike in oil prices hadn't already driven energy prices higher by up to 50% in the last two years.

He's not just talking about bankrupting energy companies that don't meet his standards, he's talking about energy prices that will drive other businesses out of business and destroy jobs. He's talking about making it hard for even middle class families to heat and cool their homes. He's talking about possibly creating a second economic crisis that will drive even more people into foreclosure and bankruptcy. And, let's not forget the elderly and others on fixed incomes.

How is Obama planning to offset this horrific rate hike?

Well, in the past, he's indicated his plan to tax energy companies even more and give "qualifying" people a $1000 subsidy to pay for their energy. Well, Obama must not pay his own bills at home or else he would know that $1000 after his 100% or higher rate increase for energy, plus the added taxes that will be passed on to regular consumers, won't pay for 20% of any one household's energy bill. Possibly less.

Under the Obama plan, when energy bills are averaging $300-$400/mo or 20 to 80% or more of a household's monthly income (do you know what the average social security check is?), when the food prices (helllooo?) are 25-50% higher from these raised energy prices and mortgage rates have ballooned due to our current economic crisis, how exactly are people supposed to survive?

In addition, he claims that people will get an offset in this energy price increase by simply changing light bulbs, better insulation or updated appliances like heaters, air conditioners, water heaters, etc. Well, maybe Mr. Obama doesn't live in this world either because the only "cheap" thing on that list are light bulbs. How is the average household paying a hefty mortgage and already trying to stay in their home supposed to update this equipment? Where is that money coming from? Exactly what new equipment is going to help reduce energy bills to anything resembling its past affordable rates, even if it cuts this new higher bill in half, it will still be twice as high as just two years ago? Something that is already affecting people's ability to heat their homes. Does no one do the math anymore?

Speaking of socialism, why would any President artificially force energy prices higher and then make people dependent on the government for a stipend to keep their energy on? A stipend, I've already noted, that won't be worth the check it's written on. Oh, except I nearly forgot, on top of that he will write laws that require the energy companies to keep pumping this electricity and natural gas for free into "qualified" homes. Another cost passed on to all other consumers and greatly impacting our economy while making more and more people dependent on government largesse. Because the only way that is going to happen is if the government provides huge subsidies to energy companies to offset the cost of this free energy.

If anyone has had to work with the "disadvantaged", with the elderly on fixed incomes or the working poor, there is only so many that actually qualify based on income. Even under an extended Obama plan raising that income bar, there would still be millions more without heat in the winter, air conditioning in the summer or even electricity at any point because they did not qualify for this direct assistance. There are plenty of people who have to choose today between electricity or heat and food. What Sen. Obama is planning will increase those having to make that choice by ten fold.

Let us not forget, if we haven't already, in the heady rush of decreased gasoline prices lately, that Sen. Obama has also indicated that he would be happy to see gasoline at $10/gallon. This is one of the reasons that the democrats have refused to consider off shore drilling, to have a short term moratorium on federal gas taxes or any other efforts to decrease the price of gasoline or heating fuel. He has even indicated the likelihood of increased taxes on oil and gasoline to artificially inflate these prices as well and further drive up the cost of heating as well as transportation and food prices.

Why is Obama's radical plan, a plan that will likely cause great hardship in the next decade or greater if allowed to exist, getting a pass from all of these media sources? Is it actually necessary to bankrupt millions of people and destroy our economy for years to come for some ecological impact that no one really fully understands nor can predict it's exact time, if ever?

Wake up and smell the Soviet bread lines, comrades. This is the most radical aspect of Obama's entire policy and it is a manufactured crisis, no more or less than the untold numbers of crisis created in third world countries "for the greater good", that usually ends up with worse consequences, like famine, a broken economy and a broken, displaced populace. It usually ends up with government power being extended over greater and greater parts of society in an alleged attempt to stave off each more devastating effect of government interference in and control in the market.

Somebody, anybody, in the media, take some advice from Sen. Obama and get in his face. Ask him what he means. Don't take this garbage about "no questions until after the election". When has that ever stopped any real reporters from making an effort or making it uncomfortable for someone to skate by with such a lame response? Are there any real journalists out there who will ask hard questions or do they just reserve those "tough questions" for Gov. Palin?

Report this information. Is this a free media that is supposed to be the eyes, ears and voice of a free people or should we just take away all those lovely initials like CBS, NBC, CNN, etc and replace it with one word: Pravda?

Recently, some fellow was on AoSHQ talking about the great "income disparity" in this nation and the necessity to "level the playing field" by increasing taxes on the "rich" and providing Obama's tax welfare to those who don't pay taxes. What I would like to know from this gentleman and those like him is if they have ever actually passed any basic math class. Because, simply put, with the cost of energy, transportation, housing and food rising to $5,000 or greater per year per household, what good is a $1500 or even $3,000 "refundable tax credit" when these people are going to see a net cost of living increase of $2,000-$4,000?

That is not "spreading the wealth around". That is whole sale destitution of an entire citizenry with the hardest hit, in fact, being the poor and the middle class. The problem in this country is that there are too many who have a mythological view of American history. Some where, some how, people have romanticized the "sacrifices" of the depression era along with the great crime wave that accompanied it. Subsistence living on the government dole with long soup lines and 30% unemployment has turned into a national triumph when, in fact, it was a terrible tragedy. When, in fact, our great grandparents and grand parents worked extremely hard to leave that era behind and create a better life for their descendants.

People are willing to vote Obama in because he says the word "sacrifice" within soaring rhetoric, further adding to its "romance" as if accepting a government manufactured crisis "for the greater good" is the thing "we've been waiting for" and will somehow purify the American soul. Someone should remind our erstwhile citizenry that there was a great number of our recent ancestors in the depression era who put sawdust in their bread as a partial substitute for flour because they simply could not afford to buy the flour they needed to make real bread. One could ask exactly how "purifying" was that experience and who wants to repeat it.

In fact, the middle class appears strangely willing to sell their votes for about a $500 tax decrease when there is every indication that he is planning to increase the cost of living by ten fold that return and allow Bush's tax cuts to expire, effectively making that "tax credit" nil. It is political slight of hand and it is most egregious because our media and our representatives in government are willing to perpetrate this great scam for some inexplicable reason. "Global warming" is not a good enough reason to impoverish an entire nation. Ask the Europeans who are busy trying to nullify or extend any part of the Kyoto Treaty that has stagnated their industries and added to their increasing unemployment.

Senator Obama claims that his plan was taken out of context. The only thing that has been "out of context" in this entire election is the idea that Obama is some sort of moderate or that he actually gives a damn about the poor or the elderly or the middle class or the future of this nation.

Posted by: Open Blog at 08:09 AM

Comments

1 Isn't there a bunch of coal in PA? Granted, it is redneck coal.

Oh, and just to start today off:

NC will not turn blue. Nope. Never. Not going to happen. Battleground state my ass.

Posted by: Hongqi at November 03, 2008 08:14 AM (+WuMm)

Quit smearing The Lightbringer with the truth!

Racist!

/snark

Posted by: myiq2xu at November 03, 2008 08:17 AM (+Zr/W)

3 Minnesota is now within the margin of error.

Minnesota.

I'm really going to love watching the MSM exploding heads when McCain wins this and by a pretty comfortable margin.

Posted by: biff at November 03, 2008 08:18 AM (b1fbK)

4 I just saw the Minnesota numbers. Where the hell did that come from? Is it possible to win MN?

Posted by: steve at November 03, 2008 08:19 AM (ewzo+)

Fuck the Light Worker...and his little doggies too!

WE NEED TO GOTV! GOTV! GOTV! Bring a VET TO VOTE!

And remember kiddies...FUCK THE LIGHT WORKERS MEDIA! We can win!

Posted by: Pierre at November 03, 2008 08:20 AM (DLJPO)

6 Where are you guys seeing a MN poll within the margin of error? All I can find are those with 11 point leads.

Posted by: Bilby at November 03, 2008 08:26 AM (8iDn7)

7 Check this out - http://tinyurl.com/6hn87x Trinity United Church is also a valid issue agian!. Supposedly this was off the table as he addressed this and left resigned form the Church. Any possibility the MSM will ask him these questions?

Posted by: ethel at November 03, 2008 08:28 AM (8iH38)

8 “What we have to do then is figure out how can we use coal without emitting greenhouse gases and carbon,”

This cocksucker might be the stupidest motherfucker in the world. WTF did he study at Columbia, alchemy? Earth to Obammy: Coal is made up of carbon; you can't use it without emitting carbon, you fucking nit. That he isn't being laughed at by everybody out of pure derision might be an indication that we've become a nation of total dumbfucks. Or journalists.

Posted by: Captain Hate at November 03, 2008 08:28 AM (m2sQh)

9 Has there ever before been a presidential candidate who campaigned on the promise of scarcity?

Posted by: bunny boy at November 03, 2008 08:31 AM (YsSn7)

10 Obama is willing to see energy prices for consumers "skyrocket" in order to force coal plants out of existence with unprecedented "cap and trade" taxation
hahaha!
Good luck getting me to mention this now!

Posted by: the MSM at November 03, 2008 08:32 AM (NJ/RA)

11 #7

I think he was making reference to Otis Moss senior, who lives in Cleveland.

Posted by: Captain Hate at November 03, 2008 08:33 AM (m2sQh)

12 MN stuff is posted at Hotair

Posted by: steve at November 03, 2008 08:34 AM (ewzo+)

13 I'm sure there will be endless free electricity and heated cabins at the Obama & Ayers Family Kampgrounds ("Anderung macht frei!") populated across the southwest USA.

Posted by: redherkey at November 03, 2008 08:34 AM (kjqFg)

14 MN - Survey USA - two point spread "too close to call".

Posted by: biff at November 03, 2008 08:35 AM (b1fbK)

15 The electoral map looks a bit better today. It still looks scary, but not when it had Obama at 311 EV.

Posted by: Bilby at November 03, 2008 08:36 AM (8iDn7)

16 I would much rather have a TRUE REPUBLIC ... functioning in the manner designed by our Founding Fathers ...

Even if it geographically smaller than the "Obama Socialist State" that is coming.

I can tell you - you Yanks in the north may put up with Obama and his antics - but here in the deep South ...

We won't.

And if we need to secede from the Union again ... then so be it. And if Obama sends his "civilian security force" after us - then we'll blast that too.

We WOULD ... however ... like to take the flag of the United States for our own - since we will be the ones living by the principles of the Founding Fathers who adopted it. You guys can design another flag - I would suggest something in RED with YELLOW highlights.

I'm only half-joking here. What? Is Obama bent on destroying the nation with these stupid policies he intends to enact? Surely this man is not so stupid as to believe these policies have a hope in hell of working? Surely he's doing this to destroy the nation? WTF?

Posted by: HondaV65 at November 03, 2008 08:36 AM (FMNvh)

17 Wow, that Survey USA MN poll is pretty shocking! Of course the others are well into the double digits (Obama lead). It's gonna be interesting to see which ones turn out to be dead wrong. Either way there are gonna be polling organizations embarrassed.

Posted by: Bilby at November 03, 2008 08:40 AM (8iDn7)

#16 - God forbid an Obama presidency, but if that happens and if he tries his dictatorship plans, there will be a lot of us leaving CA and moving south to join the revolution. The Hollywood types can eat the turd coming out of Barry's ass, we won't.

But McCain/Palin will WIN!! Please vote and take friends and family with you.

Posted by: IC at November 03, 2008 08:40 AM (P32hP)

19 I'm not surprised, like I was saying last night, even the drudge link to the story isn't pointing to the original audio. So if anyone clicks on it, they will get the spin as well.

Posted by: spypeach at November 03, 2008 08:51 AM (QwWKI)

20 That was a wonderfully written post. Too bad people like you don't run the GOP, we probably wouldn't be in this mess if you did. I'm back into my "what went wrong" phase. Last year at this time we all thought it would be a contest between Giuliani and Hillary. That seems like a heavenly dream compared to now.

Posted by: Ann NY at November 03, 2008 08:54 AM (nG/mN)

21 Look guys, I don't know why you are ragging on The One here. Is it really too much for him to expect us to all create cold fusion to deal with our energy problems, obviously that is the goal here.

Seriously though, once in this country there was a little even called the Whiskey Rebellion. Methinks if this Commie bastard gets his hands on things we're going to see a much much larger scale version of that, but this time its going to succeed. I'll show him what a real Civilian Defense Force looks like.

Posted by: BTM in the STL at November 03, 2008 08:55 AM (v0dke)

Methinks if this Commie bastard gets his hands on things we're going to see a much much larger scale version of that, but this time its going to succeed. I'll show him what a real Civilian Defense Force looks like.

Right there with ya...

Posted by: Pierre at November 03, 2008 08:59 AM (DLJPO)

23 3 voters behind enemy lines in NJ will be voting McCain/Palin tomorrow.

The suburbs are motivated. This Blue State has a lot of Red in it.

If you measure support by lawn signs you'ld be surprised.

Even if Obama uses the Constitution to wipe his ass his minions will not be disheartened.

You must vote and everyone you know must vote.

Posted by: JavaJoe at November 03, 2008 09:00 AM (Am6n/)

24 Don't forget what those huge utility bills will do to businesses, who must then raise prices for goods and services to cover their additional expenses.

Is Obama fucking insane?

Posted by: Eric at November 03, 2008 09:03 AM (quZLX)

25 As a bitter, unpatriotic gun clinger, I have to say that unless The One succeeds, the will be quite a few flatulant fairies who will be unemployed.

Posted by: Oh please at November 03, 2008 09:04 AM (mcFb3)

26 Is Obama fucking insane?

That's a rhetorical question, right?

Posted by: Captain Hate at November 03, 2008 09:06 AM (m2sQh)

27 JavaJoe,

Word. I know a -lot- of former Democrats here in NJ that will be voting for McCain. Seriously. And if you look at the trend of the NJ vote in the past 3 elections, it's been trending red for years.

1996: Clinton +18
2000: Gore +16
2004: Kerry +7

Continue that trend, and NJ goes red this year. I seriously think it might. If nothing else, I think it's going to be close enough that it's going to wow a lot of people and give McCain a lot of momentum on election night.

Qwinn

Posted by: Qwinn at November 03, 2008 09:12 AM (3FVXC)

Look at this douchebaggery by Mark Halperin, allegedly a MSM'r that leans right, sickening bullshit:

"Barring an extraordinary shock, Barack Obama will win more than 270 electoral votes on Tuesday, giving him the White House. Hours before voting starts, John McCain has no clear path to reaching that same goal.

In fact, based on interviews with political strategists in both parties, election analysts and advisers to both presidential campaigns - including a detailed look at public and private polling data - an Obama victory with well over 300 electoral votes is a more likely outcome than a McCain victory."

Posted by: geoff - anti-Harkonnen freedom fighter at November 03, 2008 09:15 AM (5r0Tz)

29 Ukraine 1932-1933

Posted by: Fox2! at November 03, 2008 09:30 AM (nTLxP)

30 What is totally idiotic about classifying carbon dioxide as a pollutant is that it is a an essential compound for photosynthesis. carbon dioxide + water + light energy → glucose + oxygen. It is the reason why we have an oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere. Earth is a closed system. There must be some process which turns the plants back into CO₂ and water. Otherwise there will be no new plants and then there will be no us.Personally, I prefer the conspicuous consumption of the stored energy from plants as my part to insure the survival of life on earth.

Posted by: scrubjay at November 03, 2008 09:30 AM (RabA2)

31 Out of context?? How many times has that excuse been used in the past year by BO?? I can see his press conferences (if he ever has one) now...he talks and the subliminalist in chief will translate for the press.

Posted by: itchytriggerfinger at November 03, 2008 09:35 AM (2KFyP)

Today, McCain or Pailin needs to get up on the podium before their next speech, raise a huge lump of coal over their heads and shout like Charles Heston did at that NRA rally,

"FROM MY COAL DEAD HANDS!"

Okay, that pun is probably going to get me banned but it was so worth it...

Posted by: Warthog at November 03, 2008 09:35 AM (WDySP)

33 WH - that was pretty fucking funny

Posted by: Frank G at November 03, 2008 09:47 AM (P0rQD)

34 I heard it said that the United States is the 'Saudi Arabia of coal'. And if I'm not mistaken, I believe that most of our electricity in this country is produced from coal plants, with hydro-electricity coming in a close second.

Anyhow, statements like that from Obama just goes to show what a douchebag he really is.

I can't believe that Americans would vote for a fucking marxist.

Posted by: Hurricane Mikey at November 03, 2008 09:48 AM (OmIEH)

35 Hey Warthog, copyright it. That's a classic.

Posted by: scrubjay at November 03, 2008 09:51 AM (RabA2)

36 In fact, the middle class appears strangely willing to sell their votes for about a $500 tax decrease when there is every indication that he is planning to increase the cost of living by ten fold that return and allow Bush's tax cuts to expire, effectively making that "tax credit" nil.

EXACTLY.

Exactly what has Obama already accomplished via ACORN? Setting the course that bankrupted of our nation's investment banking system, triggering a recession to deplete Americans' investments in order to claim for the ignorant that only Socialism can cure the evils of Capitalism. Just how far has Obama already gone? Establishing the rule of fraud overwhelming the rule of law not only economically, but election racketeering amalgamating fraud from the grass roots to the national DNC and Majority Ruling Party. Unless defeated, this fraud will permeate into the White House and throughout the powerful POTUS appointments throughout our government and around the world.

Obama's gonna put "da man" down for the worker and the drone alike. Bankrupt American industries with the world's highest taxes, caps and fines. You want to drill, mine, refine, produce or manufacture under Obama's rule of fraud? He dares you to go ahead into the bankruptcy trap he set to destroy your honest efforts. And he told you so all along, so STFU, you selfish whiner. Obama will change the world to force conformity to Marx. And just try filing for unemployment from a bankrupted nation and government. Want a job? Join the Obama Thugforce. Bwahahahahafraud-on-your-back.

Or vote for the preservation of our Constitution. Do not just conserve your God given self evident American Dream Spirit; EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS OR LOSE THEM TO THE ABUSER.

Posted by: maverick muse at November 03, 2008 09:56 AM (F1b/5)

37 I've been saying MN may go Red for a couple of months now.

Posted by: Nyctalus Lasiopterus at November 03, 2008 09:57 AM (Xc+tm)

38 All this talk of coal is just code-words.
We all know that coal doesn't look like other energy resources, and we all know that some of us are comfortable with energy resources that don't look like the others.

WartHog: you are right on.
"You can have it when you pry it from my coal dead hands".
Pennsy will go crazy for it.

Posted by: Potosi Joel at November 03, 2008 10:01 AM (TPRbZ)

39 The wonderful construction contractor, TITO, pointed out that Obama's promised bribe only amounts to $.97/hour to buy your vote.

So forfeit your job, your house and your solvency for a lousy $.97/hour.

THINK!

Which "promise" to dedicate tax funds for public works projects has Obama fulfilled? None. Chicago's Altgelt housing project stripped all tax moneys from refurbishing into crook lawyer/contractor pockets, and the buildings were stripped as well, left in worse condition than before Obama got involved "helping" himself and his cronies instead of the poor to attain public tax funded housing. Or remember the Chicago park that never got constructed, though Obama handled all of the tax funds that disappeared.

OBAMANADA

Posted by: maverick muse at November 03, 2008 10:04 AM (F1b/5)

40 What HondaV65 in #16. Ditto that.

Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, and Nikita "we will bury you" Khruschev are clinking their vodka glasses together in a toast to the victory over the capitalist pigs, from their special pit in hell.

Seriously, y'all. You Yankees are used to dealing with that left-wing bullshit, but here? We still defiantly sport W stickers on our cars, and they don't get keyed. The South will vote American (NC's Research Triangle isn't the South, dammit), and we'll stay American.

Make some fucking phone calls today!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://johnmccain.com/phonebank

Dude said took years of beatings in the Hanoi Hilton for America, the least we could do is pick up the phone. Do it for the troops in Iraq & Afghanistan and everywhere else, because if teh Obamateur is elected, they're gonna be up shit creek.

Do it because if you don't I'm going to have a fucking heart attack!!!!

Posted by: Beth at November 03, 2008 10:05 AM (yqiXY)

41 Also, the "bankrupt coal" stuff is "out of context," in the same way "GOD DAMN AMERICA!!!" was "out of context." And by that I mean, "he's sooo busted."

I hope to *never* hear the phrase "out of context" again after tomorrow. Those fuckers are slipperier with semantics than even Slick Willie. (Is means is, unless it's taken out of context?)

Posted by: Beth at November 03, 2008 10:08 AM (yqiXY)

42 And if we need to secede from the Union again ... then so be it.

Just give us a little lead time so that I can get down there.

Posted by: Barry O. at November 03, 2008 10:13 AM (z4es9)

43 Oops. Forgot to turn off my sockpuppet there. 42 was me.

Posted by: Farmer Joe at November 03, 2008 10:14 AM (z4es9)

44 One direct job in the coal industry supports around five additional jobs elsewhere, the ramifications of Obama's energy policy will be felt far and wide, to say that his ideas will be damaging to ordinary Americans would be a huge understatement.

Posted by: Ron. at November 03, 2008 10:19 AM (9cScv)

45 I can't believe the Civilian Security Force thing hasn't gained any traction. Bet it would peel off a few Zero votes if that were pushed hard enough.

Farmer Joe, we'll let NRA members in when we secede. Also being an Alabama Crimson Tide fan is an automatic "in."

Posted by: Beth at November 03, 2008 10:37 AM (yqiXY)

Great post Kat-Mo!

"why would any President artificially force energy prices higher and then make people dependent on the government for a stipend to keep their energy on? A stipend, I've already noted, that won't be worth the check it's written on. Oh, except I nearly forgot, on top of that he will write laws that require the energy companies to keep pumping this electricity and natural gas for free into "qualified" homes"

Cloward-Pivan strategy - I came across this during the bail-out, in my traipsing across the net-fantastic. Not being a highly educated person myself, this was news to me, but, oh-so enlightening. People should check it out. It explains moon-bat politics very, very well. It is intended to "force political change through orchestrated crisis"

They were 2 Columbia Univ profs. who were inspired by the '65 Watts riots to come up with a strategy to take down the govt. They were published in '66 and the world has never been the same. "Rather than placating the poor with government hand-outs, wrote Cloward and Piven, activists should work to sabotage and destroy the welfare system; the collapse of the welfare state would ignite a political and financial crisis that would rock the nation; poor people would rise in revolt; only then would "the rest of society" accept their demands"

I colored that pink for communist!

Posted by: freetofly at November 03, 2008 10:42 AM (eZMmP)

Oops! I forgot, I got the Cloward-Pivans Strategy here http://tinyurl.com/48htvg

- but, you can get it @ Wikipedia also.

Posted by: freetofly at November 03, 2008 10:47 AM (eZMmP)

48 Beth, I'm not an NRA member, but I'm willing to learn.

As far as the Tide goes, we'll have to see. My girlfriend's family are all Razorbacks.

Posted by: Farmer Joe at November 03, 2008 10:52 AM (z4es9)

49 Hey Beth! Haven't seen you around for a while, good to see ya

And happy birthday

Qwinn

Posted by: Qwinn at November 03, 2008 11:01 AM (3FVXC)

50
"All this talk of coal is just code-words."

Coal is black, right? And they want to burn it, right? I rest my case! (</sarc>

But seriously ... This fucking nitwit wants to return us to the Middle Ages. Why people are willing to go along with this nonsense absolutely evades me.

I can't help but believe that there are Democrats who will not go along with this crap ... though this shows how insidious the earmark system is: every congress-creature has to go along with the leadership, or get shoved away from the trough - and probably lose re-election. The Democrats are going to be the beneficiaries of a monster that the Republicans helped to create.

Posted by: Brown Line at November 03, 2008 12:25 PM (OMiLl)

Not worried unduly about trouble here IF Obama wins, my area isn't conducive to such.

I'll just say what I always do--I'm right here where I've always been, just 20 rounds up the driveway.

Posted by: irongrampa at November 03, 2008 12:35 PM (ud5dN)

52 I say give Obama-Biden an early Christmas present. They've been very naughty, trying to kill off coal-plants and all, so I say we put some coal in their stockings tomorrow.

GOTV! McCain-Pain '08! As soon as I get out of class, I'm heading over to GOP HQ and making some calls...

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