I ain’t buying his bullshit.

Provided that anybody were actually terminally stupid enough to buy his lies this time, of course.

Which I’m sure will be the case.

Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the average Schmo.

I’d settle for being able to read.

I guess the biggest problem that I have with this whole process is how much influence the MSM has on both the choice of candidates and the election itself. The stories that the MSM chooses to run or not to run effectively determine the mindset in America. I almost feel as if we have a hostile foreign agency employing a disinformation and propaganda war against conservatives and Republicans. (Yes, I see those as two separate groups.) By extension, I believe that these media personnel are trying to stage a gentle revolution where they redefine the America’s values to whatever twisted vision they may be teaching at the schools now. Revolution through apathy on the part of the common people who get their entire education on current events from 30 second sound bites.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you had to be able to answer a few questions about the candidates, their positions and achievements before you were allowed to vote for any elected office? And how about being able to discuss the merits of a proposed new law before your vote could be counted? I think an ignorant and apathetic population is the scariest thing in the world. It is like giving a loaded weapon to a child who doesn’t understand how much damage he can do by pulling the trigger. The idea makes me cringe.

I think now we can add some new ones from McCain.
As if he really has any chance of getting elected with the entire media complex practically anointing Obama as the next Messiah.