3000 Blinks in 90 Minutes

A Democratic researcher spent the evening counting John McCain's blinks, and tallied more than 3,000 during the night's affair -- three thousand blinks in a 90-minute time span. . .

God was Listening

Do you remember this guy? He asked his followers to pray hard for God to rain on Invesco Field during Barack Obama's speech there last week:



As you surely recall, the weather in Denver on Thursday night could not have been more perfect. And, as it turns out, Stuart Shepard is getting his response from The Lord this week. Apparently Shepard is not on the same team as the Almighty:



The Lord works in mysterious ways, indeed.

Beat the Press

This just in!

* Fox News finds a "fountain of youth" for John McCain - by using 2008 campaign footage for a report on a campaign stop TODAY.

* Glen Beck and Ben Stein think that Obama is so popular that he MUST be a totalitarian in the mold of Hitler or Mussolini.

* Alan Colmes grows a pair and challenges the Boy Wonder Karl Rove..

"McCrocs"

Is there anything that John McCain doesn't echo George Bush on:



Apparently not. . .

Everything New is Old Again?

John McCain - "I can't come up with any exciting new slogans, so I'm gonna rip off my opponent's":

Is John McCain trying to be the older, whiter, more conservative Barack Obama?

Yesterday he co-opted the slogan that has come to personify Obama's candidacy, taking the Illinois Democrat's "Change You Can Believe In" and altering it into "A Leader You Can Believe In."

The line donned McCain's horrible lime-green backdrop as he addressed supporters (Nobody named Katrina was allowed in) in Louisiana. During that speech, the feeble pretender to the Bush throne took his Obama-posing a step further, uttering the word "change" more than 30 times. Not that Obama can claim sole ownership of the word or idea, but still...

Now there is this. On Wednesday, the McCain campaign put out a new homepage, featuring his new, Obama-like slogan, and an image that seems uncannily similar to Obama's trademark campaign logo - the red and white stripped valley under what appears to be a blue sun (or in McCain's case, blue sun rays). Take a look.

The New GI Bill - Vets Speak Out

In the words of Senator Jim Webb, "Our nation's men and women in uniform deserve a GI Bill that rewards their service and invests in their future."



After having listened to these vet's stories, please go and sign the petition to demand that John McCain sponsor the new GI Bill!