UNH Survey: Double Digit Leads For The Dems In NHA University of New Hampshire Survey Center poll out tonight shows Barack Obama has blown open a strong lead over John McCain, 55% to 39%. Former governor Jeanne Shaheen also has the edge in her second Senate battle against incumbent John Sununu, 49% to 38%. When UNH surveyed the presidential climate in September, McCain was ahead, 47% to 45%. 3 Comments |
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10-28-08
Beijing, China
Unassociated Fictional Press
The Government of The Peoples Republic of China has unanimously
endorsed McCain/Palin for President of the United States.
"They are our kind of leaders!" says a Government spokesperson.
"They understand that business and the government should be in control,
not the silly workers, or 'people' as they sometimes call themselves.
Also, we understand the Republic concept. It is Democracy we find
distasteful."
A leading General, who wished to remain anonymous, had this to say
about President McCain: "We planted many post-hypnotic suggestions
in our former P.O.W.'s mind and we are beside ourselves with
anticipation at having the opportunity to trigger them and have control
of the white house without even having to wage a war..."
"And if that fails," a second anonymous official pipes in "it's not like
George W. Bush did not already sell it to us anyway."
P.S. We sure hope that Sarah Palin and her corrupt comrade Ted Stevens dream of
a free Alaska comes true someday so we can do serious business.
If McCain/Palin win the White House, what good will it be?
If the nastiest, dirtiest, most erratic campaign mounted in the 21st Century
(and even though it's only a few years old, that is saying something),
can triumph over the most obvious leader to emerge in decades,
what hope does our nation have?
What direction would a McCain/Palin administration take us?
Do you think that they even know themselves?
Have you noticed that the color scheme of the McCain campaign
isn't even red, white and blue? It's blue, white and gold. Which USA is that?
All I hear from the McCain/Palin camp is "Barack this," and "Obama that."
What I hear from Obama is "We can do this," and "we can fix that."
I say, let's vote for hope, change and a continuation of Democracy.
4 more years of Reaganomics will turn us into
THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES
OBAMA = PROGRESSION + OPPORTUNITY
MCCAIN = REGRESSION + STAGNATION
RE: Sarah The Alaskan
TALK IS CHEAP! Instead of taking Obama's self serving words as gospel, perhaps you should compare the records and experience of these two candidates to truly discover who they really are!