blood on the tracks

[theholyinnocent]

Did we ever think that the Dem. nomination would drag on so long, would be such a bloody battle? I know a lot of people are thinking of sitting it out if Obama becomes the nominee. Or, worse yet, voting for the Evil Empire. ("The Yankees?" you say. NO. I mean the other Evil Empire, the really really bad warmongering one, the one that is really for elitists.)

But before any of you contemplate voting for the presumptive Republican nominee, read this article on John McCain in the New York Review of Books. Any man who calls his wife a cunt in front of a group of reporters is not someone you should be voting for.

Comments

[badtyler.livejournal.com]

Although I have to confess that I am sick and tired of voting for the lesser of two evils, not voting at all would never occur to me.
'Sitting it out' could have repercussions we can't even imagine yet.

Additionally, I vote so that I can complain. If you choose not to vote, well, then, choose not to whine. Because you had the chance.

Too bad we can't just airbrush him out of Washington.

Bubble in '08

[theholyinnocent.livejournal.com]

I am sick and tired of voting for the lesser of two evils

Me too. I mean, I voted for Kerry in the last go-around and I like him much, much less than Obama. I pretended I was voting for Teresa Heinz Kerry instead. But just as it was in '04, the alternative in this campaign is just too awful to contemplate.

Re: Bubble in '08

[badtyler.livejournal.com]

Damn! It's too bad she lives London.

Can you imagine how she'd redecorate the White House?

"Oooval Office? Somebody made a bloody mess here! And get away from me! Why are these men following me everywhere? And why do I have to change out of me striped tights for a press conference... what IS a press conference? If I'm president, why do I have to press anything?"

Heh.