Seems the Dems are getting a little bit of campaign advice from none other than Qaddafi Duck:

Libyan strongman Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi weighed in on America's presidential campaign, specifically commenting on both Democratic rivals' repeated calls for "change."

"I've seen that in America, a candidate who wants people to vote for him keeps talking about change," Qaddafi said earlier this week in a televised address on Libyan TV, an obvious reference to Barack Obama.

How flippin' sad does your platform have to be if Muammar "holy-crap-they-just-dropped-bombs-on-my-house" al-Qaddafi can recognize you've got nothing to stand on??

But Moammar has the solution:

Qaddafi offered up Libya as a model for "change," predicting that "the whole world will return to the model of the republic of the masses, to communes, to popular security, to popular defense, to popular capitalism, and to popular socialism.

Popular socialism - now there's an idea the Dems can get behind.

Maybe he should send a resume to Obama - after all, he's down one advisor.

Labels: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, politics, Qaddafi Duck, terrorism

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Two presidential hopefuls, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Hussein Obama, are trading shots on what could, would or should be done in the future regarding the Battle for Iraq in the War on Terror.

Obama said during a debate with his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, that he wants US troops out of Iraq yesterday, but might send them back in "If Al Qaeda is trying to establish a base in Iraq."

That in itself is a less than rousing statement, but wait, there's more.

McCain responded during a campaign speech that Barack should have known that Al Qaeda already is in Iraq, and we have to deal with that reality. McCain added, and I am paraphrasing here, that surrender is not an option.

Barack then said in response that the only reason Al Qaeda is in Iraq in the first place is because George Bush and John McCain started a war there.

And that my friends is where Barack Hussein Obama dug himself into a hole he will never be able to get out of, regardless of whether or not he gets the Democratic nomination.


Read the Rest, at Winter's Soldier Story

Labels: Al Qaeda, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, John McCain, Osama Bin Laden, politics, Ron Winter, Saddam Hussein, terrorism, Winter's Soldier Story

OK, I refuse to stoop to the level of unloading on Hillary for her little speech in the church over the weekend, and I refuse to rant about Barack Obama's oh-wouldn't-this-disappoint-Biden-ish comments during the same weekend in Selma, AL. No, I'm not going to spend a couple thousand words on how condescending all of this is, and how if you look at it, you'll see just how hypocritical the Left really is...



...mostly because I can't stop laughing long enough.

Labels: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Left-Wingnuts, opinion, politics