November 2007
“…people have a right to have whatever feelings, whatever attitudes they wish,”
—Just when you think Huckabee is the most conservative one in the land… On the 14th anniversary of “don’t ask, don’t tell” the military policy that sounds more like an After School Special, Huck makes the following statement. I tell ya, if you mute the religious talk and listen to the rest, he sounds positively progressive (-ish. Sometimes.)
Gasp!
I don’t know why nobody’s talking about this major shortage, but um, I cannot find black leggings ANYWHERE!!! Sold out! The world over! If that doesn’t warrant a question in the next debate, well, voting’s for suckers.
“Mitt Romney singlehandedly did that, with some of the densest douchebaggery we’ve seen in an election season more than rife with it.”
—Pure poetry, from Wonkette.
“CNN later learned that a June media release from the campaign of Democratic front-runner Clinton listed Kerr as a member of its steering committee for gay and lesbian supporters.”
—Because nothing is ever what it seems… The lovely Brig. General from the debate last night? May have been put up to his question by “leave nothing to chance” Clinton. Though the question was good (and the subsequent answers enlightening) I dearly hope the lovely man was acting independently…
Hear that sound?
That’s the sound of Mitt Romney’s campaign imploding. How many times can he reverse himself? And that lovely, gay, veteran. The best part of the debate.
Calling the ticket now...
McCain/Guiliani. Just saying.
“Jesus was too smart to ever run for public office.”
—Huckabee. But boy, “what would Jesus do?” has NO PLACE in a Presidential debate.
“I own a couple o’ guns. I’m not going to tell you what they are, or where they are.”
—Fred Thompson. Man, he’s good.
Watching the Republican Debate...
And I’ve learned one very important thing: You Tube does not a good debate make. It’s a gimmicky distraction at best.
“His question was: ‘Do I need to have a Muslim in my Cabinet to be able to confront radical jihad and would it be important to have a Muslim in my Cabinet?’” Mr. Romney said, according to ABC News. “And I said no. I don’t think that you have to have a Muslim in the Cabinet to be able to take on radical jihad.”
—Hmm. Romney stirring up the ol’ he said/he said.
