Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Hill Yeah!

Last night Hillary Clinton, to say the least, did what she needed to do. I think she did the best she could to rally her supporters behind Barack Obama. Hillary's speech had Bill Clinton, along with so many others, in tears. Many people wonder if she meant what she said up there on that podium, if she really does want Senator Obama to win. All I have to say to those people is this: I don't know anyone who could fake a smile like that. Hillary was truly happy to be there and truly does want Barack Obama in the White House.
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I was confident that Hillary would do what she needed to do. I am a little more skeptical about Bubba (Bill Clinton) who is slated to speak tonight. It may be a good idea for him to repent a little bit, saying something like, "I have said some stupid things during this campaign, but that was the past. We don't have the time to think about the past or talk about the past. But we desperately need Barack Obama in the White House so we can fix the mistakes of the past." Bill cannot afford to make any blunders tonight; he has made enough this year. Bubba needs to make sure that his support for Barack Obama comes accross as genuine. Knowing him, we don't know what he'll say. But if for no better reason than your own reputation Bill, don't say anything stupid.
-Martin Page
Photograph Courtesy of Newsday

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Senator McCain's Latest Hypocritical Ad


Senator John McCain has recently released a suprisingly positive political ad (I didn't know he knew how). In it one of the creepy narrators McCain has hired (some of them actually scare me) says three questionable quotes.

1. "We're worse of than we were four years ago."
You're right, but I don't think this helps your cause. This is because of Bush, who you support, and among other things the war, which you support. This is what we call a gaffe.

2. "Only McCain has fought corruption in both parties."
Maybe you have Senator, I don't know. But practice what you preach. You have 29 oil lobbyists in your campaign. You have taken $1.3 million in campaign contributions from big oil and promised $3.8 billion in tax cuts to the top 5 oil scam artist organizations (I mean companies).

3. "He'll battle big oil."
You make me laugh! Along with the facts above you oppose a windfall profits tax. You'll fight big oil Senator. Just like George W. Bush will sometime recover from his stupidity and admit he was wrong in invading Iraq. You won't battle big oil, Senator. I don't know how many times I'm going to have to tell you this: stop lying to me.

View the Progressive Accountatbility Video that Lays Out These Facts

View the McCain Ad: "Broken"

Source: Progressive Accountability Video, McCain Ad: "Broken"
-Martin Page