Palin And Sexism In The Aftermath Of The Election

I have been ruminating on this issue for the last couple of days. I knew it was coming, but I wanted to see just how it played out.

The attacks on Sarah Palin are horrendously sexist and wholly unfair.

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McCain’s Post Debate Advertizement

Obama Losing the Center and Uniting Them With The Right

As a follow up to my previous post about how the promise of an Obama candidacy bringing a fresh influx of new voters, which you can read HERE, there is a new little tidbit in the WAPO

Sen. Barack Obama is… uniting the right and center.

State Republican Party leaders interviewed by The Washington Times said fear of a far-left Obama presidency is warming once-skeptical voters to Sen. John McCain, fueling growing enthusiasm among Republicans that Mr. McCain’s more aggressive campaigning can lead to victory.

~Snip~

“We are expecting the Democrats to be fleeing the Democratic ship when November 4 comes around – plus, the Democratic candidate [Bob Conley] that is running against Senator [Lindsey] Graham is also running away from the Democrats, and you can quote me on that,” Mr. Beltram said.

Way to go Barry…  way to unite the center and the right…  way to lose Michigan, way to lose and election again.

 Add to this the fact that several prominent Democrats are starting to distance themselves, including Mary Landrieu, and people like Bob Kerry and Russ Feingold showering McCain with praise…  things are not looking good.

 Damn, you would think the Democrats would learn!  Lets look at history in math form…

1992

No Can Win Election + Run TO the Clintons = Win The Election

1996

Very Difficult Election + Run TO the Clintons = Win The Election

2000

Can’t Lose Election + Run Away From The Clintons = Lose The Election

2004

Can’t Lose Election + Run Away From The Clintons = Lose The Election

2008

Can’t Lose Election + Run Away From The Clintons = Things Not Looking Good So Far