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End of the Road

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Published on: October 27, 2008

It’s the end of the season, and we are actually a week ahead of schedule this year. The yard is leaf-blown, but the pool is covered and winterized. I’ve performed the annual blowjob (shut it, you pervs!) on the sprinklers and backyard faucets. The gazebo cover, or what is left of it, has been packed away with the chairs and toys and everything else outdoorsy. My yard looks so nice right now. If only I could convince the kids not to unpack anything when spring comes.

We may be ahead of schedule this year, but so is winter. It’s too damned cold out there. We decided to splurge and get some new windows this year, but they won’t be installed for a few more weeks, which means we may have several exciting days battling snowdrifts in the living room and elsewhere as the windows are installed. Fun!

If only election season would end, I would be a happier man. I’ve grown tired of listening to McCain/Plain supporters shouting that Obama’s a commie muslim socialist terrorist antichrist who is going to steal all of our guns and money, rape our white women and bring down the country from within. If those are the voices of “real America,” then I wish that he were all those things, if only to get them to shut the hell up. Every day it gets a little harder to believe that the phrase intellectual conservative wasn’t always an oxymoron.

Eat Button

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Published on: October 24, 2008

Oh, and to Cal Thomas and the rest of you halfwits who think a lame attempt to paint the Obama candidacy as a religious movement that somehow threatens your Christianity, go eat a bag of dicks. Those of us on the left and center are not the ones calling Obama “the one” or “The Messiah”, that’s you. We just consider him to be a qualified candidate for President of the United States. You’ve chosen to use imagery from your religion to ridicule the man, which only belittles yourself and your religion. Perhaps it is time for you to start practicing your faith rather than using it as a weapon.

Go O!

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Published on: October 24, 2008

It was like Christmas, the Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve all rolled into one when I refreshed 538 and Intrade last night before going to bed. McCain, as can still be seen today, is down to less than a 4% chance of winning this thing. I am still hoping to see McCain pick up under 100 electoral votes, as I think that would be an awesome repudiation of the hate, dishonesty and just plain evil that he has chosen to represent and display this election. Even better would be Obama winning Arizona. It’s still a little early to break out my party hat, but not too early to get a bit drunk on hope.

My local paper, which recently laid off most of its editorial staff in anticipation of a loss in revenues (thereby guaranteeing that I will cancel my subscription in anticipation of a lost in actual reporting and news quality), came out in support of McCain a few weeks back. They felt that McCain’s experience made him the better candidate, regardless of what he might have become lately. While that might have been a halfway decent argument eight years ago, it is indefensible now.

Both Obama and McCain are highly intelligent people, but only one has a temperament to lead. Obama has been consistently level-headed, McCain not so much. McCain has been willing to abandon his principles and integrity to attack Obama, spreading a message of fear and hate, Obama not so much. Obama has shown a willingness to look at things from all sides and make a reasoned decision. McCain has shown a willingness to emulate the old man shouting at clouds. I am not generally angry with clouds, so I hav to call this one for Obama. As shown by the constant fuckupery (no, I haven’t trademarked that word, so feel free to use it, with or without attribution) of our current administration, an inability to deal with nuances is vital in our leadership. Another four years of blind adherence to a belief in black and white is just going to make things worse. Given that we are heading for, if not already in, a recession or even depression, do we want to spend another four years making things worse? Or should we start trying to fix things now? I’m thinking now might be the time to start.

Mmmmm . . . poached salmon, anyone?

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Published on: October 23, 2008

I imagine after ten hours in a sauna, this guy was done. Kind of reminds me of the McCain campaign. Hey, you thought I was done picking on the angry dwarf, weren’t you? Well, I am not. Although I have to admit, between Palin continuing to give interviews, spending more on clothes (paid for by the taxpayer, thank you very much) than her hero “Joe the Plumber” spent on his house and McCain continuing to prove that he has abandoned all pretense of integrity, it’s kind of hard to keep up. I’m guessing the angry right are going to be downright furious come November 5.

As a moderate, which makes me a far-left liberal anti-American communist marxist socialist terrorist per the Michele Bachmanns of the world, I am glad to see a shift away from the right. Counting from the Newt Gingrich Bullshit Revolution days, or whatever he called it, we’ve had fourteen years of festering hate and hypocrisy as the Republican party sold itself out to the most extreme members of its base. Hopefully after the election they will consider focusing on their supposed conservative past rather than on divisiveness and hate. Hopefully, but I doubt it is going to happen anytime soon.

Life Isn’t Fair

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Published on: October 2, 2008

Just when I thought John McCain couldn’t get any more pathetic . . .

Too bad Sarah didn’t tell him this earlier, seeing as she should know everything after having read all newspapers and magazines. Maybe she was too busy preparing for her next role after this whole election thing fails.

Oh Sarah!

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Published on: September 25, 2008

Finally, an explanation of Sarah. I say we let Alaska secede.

Talk To Me

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Published on: September 25, 2008

Please, if there is a god, keep Sarah Palin talking! Hell, I don’t care, even if there is no god, keep her talking. This woman is a special kind of dumb. And to think, this is the second-best person the Republicans could find to represent their party. At this point, I assume the plan is to lose the election so that the next four years of Great Depression II can be blamed on the Democrats. No matter that our current problems can be laid solely at the feet of the Republicans. Thanks, you evil fuckers. Now, could someone explain how Bush came up with $700 billion as the cost for the bailout? I thought a Paraguay retirement would be a hell of a lot cheaper than that.

Oh right, here’s how they came up with $700 billion — they pulled it out of their collective ass.

There’s Always Peru

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Published on: September 25, 2008

Assuming the worst, that America decides it’s best to heap four more years of piss-poor leadership onto the last eight and we get stuck with McCain/Palin for at least four years, I’m thinking Peru might not be so bad. They’ve got a much better exchange rate than Canada, and I’m sure I could figure out how to teach English. Assuming, that is, those fun-loving Shining Path fellas are no longer such a pain.

Oh, and apparently I was being unfair to Bill Clinton earlier. When he screwed us all over by signing the financial deregulation stuff that he did, it was apparently because the Republican-controlled Congress had enough votes to override his veto. Rather than doing the right thing in the face of overwhelming odds, he chose the Pelosi/Reid appeasement option. Wouldn’t it be nice if we had more Kuciniches in Congress?

Solving the financial crisis

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Published on: September 24, 2008

Once again, we need to look to the East for our solutions.  First it was for outsourcing.  Now, it is for effectively dealing with poor upper and middle management.  Not only is this an elegant solution for business, but it applies to the management of our country as well.  It may not help in the long run, but I’m sure we’d all feel better.  And it doesn’t come with a no oversight $700,000,000,000.00 price tag.

Meatloaf Again?

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Published on: September 23, 2008

Have you seen the new Nader ad?  The ad where he talks to his parrot about how nobody loves him?  So sad.  If it weren’t for the crackers, even the bird would leave him.  If he promised to make the bird his vice president, I think a Nader presidency would be awesome!  I imagine him holding a peace conference, bird on his shoulder, everyone agreeing with his demands, too mesmerized by the sight of the leader of the free world with parrot shit dripping down his back.  He’d be the first president in history to acknowledge “Talk like a pirate day.”  Okay, more likely “Smell like a pirate day,” but still awesome.  Nader/Shoulder Shitter ’08!

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