hikatie
September 10th, 2008, 11:14 AM
In the world of American politics, these have been the most ridiculous I've ever witnessed.
The unimaginable lies coming from the McCain campaign are making me angry. Almost to the point where I get sick. It's unbelievable! Un-fucking-believable. I've never heard so much two-faced talk in my entire life. The ad the McCain campaign just came out with yesterday about Obama wanting to teach sex education to kindergartners is complete bullshit. The bill was to protect them from pedophiles. McCain voted against that bill, and is now using it to make Obama look like a perverted monster. I think it's disgusting - absolutely disgusting.
Not to mention the controversy over Barack Obama's "Lipstick comment" is complete bullshit too. Anyone listening to the speech can very clearly tell he was NOT addressing Sarah Palin. Very clearly. Not to mention in October 2007 McCain used the SAME expression when talking about Hillary Clinton. So, why is he even bringing this up? How is Obama sexist when he says it about a campaign and McCain is not sexist when he uses it about Hillary Clinton? Hmm, I don't know. That shouldn't even be making news.
Here is a link to the ad released by the McCain campaign last night:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzspZ8pjeP8
/end rant
The unimaginable lies coming from the McCain campaign are making me angry. Almost to the point where I get sick. It's unbelievable! Un-fucking-believable. I've never heard so much two-faced talk in my entire life. The ad the McCain campaign just came out with yesterday about Obama wanting to teach sex education to kindergartners is complete bullshit. The bill was to protect them from pedophiles. McCain voted against that bill, and is now using it to make Obama look like a perverted monster. I think it's disgusting - absolutely disgusting.
Not to mention the controversy over Barack Obama's "Lipstick comment" is complete bullshit too. Anyone listening to the speech can very clearly tell he was NOT addressing Sarah Palin. Very clearly. Not to mention in October 2007 McCain used the SAME expression when talking about Hillary Clinton. So, why is he even bringing this up? How is Obama sexist when he says it about a campaign and McCain is not sexist when he uses it about Hillary Clinton? Hmm, I don't know. That shouldn't even be making news.
Here is a link to the ad released by the McCain campaign last night:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzspZ8pjeP8
/end rant