Red Hot & Blue Politics

Florida started early voting on October 20 for the general election match up between McCain and Obama (the Lord of lies, flip floppery, voter fraud, caucus fraud, race-baiting, and dirty politics). Traditionally, I’ve voted on election day, November 4, for all the Democrats, even the weakest of Dems. Why? Because I’ve been a loyal and [...]

Here is The Denver Group/Democrats For Principle Before Party (DPBP) latest ad if you haven’t seen it:

Here’s what the DPBP had to say about the ad:
We and our supporters object to the tactics Senator Obama has used to advance his political career. We do not think these tactics befit a Democratic or a democratic presidential [...]

Cleaning up our “Red Hot News” section again and wanted to archive debate analysis for historical purposes. Nothing new here, unless you are a new visitor.
2008 First Presidential Debate Prelude; pre- and post-debate analysis.
Conflict of interest for VP Debate Moderator, Gwen Ifill. Palin hits home run, “it was her evening, she was the star” in [...]

You just can’t make this stuff up. After apologizing for calling his constituents “racist” last week, Pennsylvania congressman, John Murtha, clarified his remarks in another interview by saying that the good people in western Pennsylvania are ‘redneck’ because he thinks that if they don’t support Obama it’s because (shhh, he’s black).
“What I mean is there’s [...]

McCain needed a game changer in Wednesday’s presidential debate. He found it in Joe Wurzelbacher, the plumber from Toledo, Ohio. I think everyone in America now has heard of the infamous exchange between Obama and “Joe the Plumber” while Obama was going door-to-door on Joe’s block. If you missed it, here is the vid of [...]

Double take? Yeah, I did that too when I first heard about it. On Wednesday, former Hillary Clinton supporter and Pennsylvania Congressman, John Murtha had this to say about the cold shoulder that his constituents in western Pennsylvania are giving Obama:

Democrat and Pennsylvania attorney, Philip J. Berg, filed a federal lawsuit against Obama in August prior to the Democratic party convention, challenging Obama’s eligibility to be a candidate for president on numerous grounds, two of which are that he is not a natural born citizen (born in Kenya) and also holds Indonesian citizenship. The DNC [...]

I cleaned up our “Red Hot News” section and wanted to archive the news during the economic crisis and bailout for historical purposes. Nothing new here, unless you are a new visitor.
House passes porky bailout bill. Wachovia walks away from Citigroup deal, will merge with Wells Fargo.

The vigilant Just Say No Deal (JSND) Coalition is keeping a watchful eye on ACORN. In a handy chart, the JSND editors have traced the nuts back to Obama’s community organizing days, connected the dots to Obama’s staffers and radical associates that form his new Democratic party, and linked to the entrenched interests within the [...]

Regardless of who you support for president, I think we can all agree that we should keep partisan politics out of the schools. Our schools are NOT political parties or political organizations. Our schools are supposed to be safe, harassment free institutions of learning. In case you didn’t get the memo, the Virgina Teacher’s Union [...]