Speaking of Elitist...
30 August 2008 - 5:02pm — Kenneth Pike
I got a kick out of this. On a related note, now that the Republicans can't criticize Obama's inexperience without undercutting McCain's hail-Mary VP pick, can we possibly focus on the important stuff--like McCain's ludicrous, broken position on technology issues? Or the rampant authoritarianism plaguing both party platforms?
And as glad as I was to see Hillary get the boot, and while I think Biden and Palin are both interesting strategic choices, I can't decide which VP pick, in the event of a resignation, impeachment, or assassination, would be more disastrous.
Right, on with the funny.
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Comments
HILARIOUS!
I especially liked the information blurbs in the box at the bottom of the screen. I have to say, it seems as if both sides will have nothing to accuse the other of now that their VP picks have managed to negate their petty differences (we're not talking policy here, keep in mind). McCain accuses Obama of not having enough experience and then picks Palin as his running mate. Obama accuses McCain of being a member of the Good Old Boys club up on the hill, and then picks Biden. What silliness are they supposed to sling at one another now without it ricocheting back at their own campaigns? No fun!
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