Monday, October 27, 2008

Dirty rotten scoundrels

I had to run a number of errands this afternoon and listened to bits and pieces of Sean Hannity's show on the car radio. I could only take about 30 seconds at a time, because it was a litany of the hundreds of ways Barry will destroy the American Way of Life As We Know It if he's elected next week. One of the hundreds of ways he'll shred the Fabric of American Society As We Know It is to silence talk radio by reinstating the so-called fairness doctrine. I don't know about anyone else, but if Obama's elected and doesn't accomplish anything other than requiring radio stations to offer equal time to alternative viewpoints, for my money his administration will have been a success.

The filth Repubs are spewing out of every orifice is incredible. Just when I think they can't possibly get any nastier, they prove me wrong with the next campaign. Speedbump will go down in my version of history as the fucking lowlife who surpassed W when it came to dirty politics. That's too bad because I once considered him a good guy. All politicians have their weak spots but some are worse than others; as a rule of thumb, any Republican in the news media or elected office will probably be a worthless scum-sucking pig. There may be a few exceptions that I haven't run into yet. Anything's possible.

All the national and state-by-state polls point to Barry winning the popular vote and getting at least the 270 EC votes he needs, but deep down inside I'm still thinking the Repubs will find a way to steal Pennsylvania and maybe one or two other states, and we'll get four years of Speedbump and me starting each day praying that his health holds up.

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