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Wow! McCain got a pretty decent convention bump (or Palin bump :-). Obama’s convention was was 6% but McCain’s was 10% and puts him well over the 50% mark (for likely voters): McCain-Palin soared right past the fifty-percent mark and according to the poll leads Obama-Biden fifty-four percent (54%) to forty-four percent (44%). Sarah Palin’s…

And ties in Obama’s change theme and contrasts that to the liberals in the Senate. It’s not much of a change for Obama to raise taxes or to continue the policy of no offshore drilling. It’s really more of the same. And the picture of Obama with his mouth open is pretty funny 🙂 They…

Racism rears it’s ugly head among Democrats in Philadelphia. Obama’s campaign struggles to earn the support of their union workers: Asked what the problem is with Obama, McAleer paused and said: “It’s his color . . . I tell them he’s half white and half black. He’s got a better perspective for everything in this…

I thought that Dole’s campaign ad was pretty funny, using a yipping dog to represent the lies of her opponent. Maybe McCain-Palin should use it to represent the attacks of the MSM 🙂 (via)

I think I’ll pass. Evidently her glasses are quite popular (they are between $300 and $700) and are selling out. (via)

Clearly a Freudian slip 🙂(via)

But without the messianic subtext 🙂 McCain is starting to get Obama sized crowds 🙂 Beginning with her announcement last Friday in Dayton, Ohio, McCain has drawn more enthusiasm and packed in more people to his events than at any time during his campaign. The two events Friday both drew about 10,000 people, comparable numbers…

Oh those poor journalists, just doing their job 🙂 Well, the crowd certainly didn’t think so: Hundreds of angry people in this small town outside Milwaukee taunted reporters and TV crews traveling with Sen. John McCain on Friday, chanting “Be fair!” and pointing fingers at a pack of journalists as they booed loudly.[…]The crowd was…

Here’s a SurveyUSA poll taken after McCain’s speech. 45% gave him an A, not bad. I would have given it a C so these people are pretty generous! I thought it was pretty interesting that McCain leads on most of the issues surveyed even reaching out to the opposing party and energy (a whopping 57%)!…

Do you think that the MSM will finally get it that they seriously overplayed their hand with Palin? It’s looks like Quinn may have started to get a clue:(via)
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