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I'm walking the streets tomorrow in FL. We gonna fix that shit : )
Freedom = $1.05 said:I'm walking the streets tomorrow in FL. We gonna fix that shit : )
More at the link.John McCain has been hammering rival Barack Obama for being little more than a vapid "celebrity" and "elitist." But The Nation has obtained a photo revealing just how star-struck a straight-talking maverick can become when offered the chance to celebrate his birthday aboard a yacht filled with celebrities--even if one of those celebrity types turns out to be an A-list con man.
The photograph substantiates reports that in late August, 2006, McCain celebrated his 70th birthday aboard a yacht, the Celine Ashley, rented by A-list con man Raffaello Follieri and his then-movie star girlfriend Anne Hathaway. In the current edition of Vanity Fair, Michael Schnayerson reported that Follieri rented the Celine Ashley for the month of August 2006. Montenegro's leading daily newspaper, Vijesti, earlier reported that during McCain's visit in 2006 he celebrated with birthday cocktails and sweets aboard the Celine Ashley yacht. In the photograph, taken in Montenegro at the end of August, McCain is shown boarding the yacht ramp towards the smiling Follieri and Hathaway. Just ahead of McCain and shaking hands with Follieri appears to be Rick Davis--McCain's top aide and now co-manager of his campaign, who accompanied him on the trip and advised the government of Montenegro. A few months after McCain's yacht party, Follieri strengthened his ties to McCain's orbit by retaining Rick Davis's well-connected Washington lobbying firm, Davis Manafort, and offering Davis both an investment deal and help in securing the Catholic vote for McCain's presidential bid.
adamsappel said:Posted yet?
More at the link.
This story has nothing to do with Palin. It will be ignored.adamsappel said:
Xisiqomelir said:It's a bet.
Deku said:Any good news?
AniHawk said:Maddow talked about it last night.
I don't think much will be made of it.
The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)Deku said:Any good news?
gkrykewy said:I know you were trading on intrade - did you double down or something?
eznark said:why is it a big deal?
Odrion said:The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/
those poor doggies ;_;
It warms my heart to see all that fiscal conservative stuff.The Lamonster said:So I just sent this e-mail to my family in response to some crazy shit they sent me:
Odrion said:The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/
those poor doggies ;_;
eznark said:why is it a big deal?
adamsappel said:
Odrion said:The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/
those poor doggies ;_;
sp0rsk said:That guy was recently arrested for (I might be wrong) money laundering and a bunch of other dastardly deeds.
Follieri strengthened his ties to McCain's orbit by retaining Rick Davis's well-connected Washington lobbying firm, Davis Manafort, and offering Davis both an investment deal and help in securing the Catholic vote for McCain's presidential bid.
The Lamonster said:So I just sent this e-mail to my family in response to some crazy shit they sent me:
Odrion said:The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/
those poor doggies ;_;
yes, same with the one that yells at mccain for not protecting kids from pedophilesqwertybob said:holyshit this is being shown on tv ?
Odrion said:The liberal 527s have been unmuzzled, there's one ad by some Parenthood group that slams McCain hard for that pedo commercial, and another one that's by a wildlife committee that slams Palin for endorsing shooting wolves from planes (it's pretty graphic too.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/
those poor doggies ;_;
mckmas8808 said:Doesn't anybody think that McCain using Palin as a shield will only hurt McCain?
I mean seriously don't people vote for the top of the ticket? Does McCain really think millions will vote for him because of Pain?
sp0rsk said:That guy was recently arrested for (I might be wrong) money laundering and a bunch of other dastardly deeds.
Byakuya769 said:So who is worse.. Michael Vick or Sarah Palin?
I don't know how much they have, but it IS a television ad. It really is a harsh ad, those poor doggies. ;_;gkrykewy said:WOW at the wildlife one. WOW. I hope they have enough $$$ to get that some airtime. The 1-minute length makes me suspicious.
CharlieDigital said:Sarah Palin's not black, so it's all good.
There is a first for everythingmckmas8808 said:Doesn't anybody think that McCain using Palin as a shield will only hurt McCain?
I mean seriously don't people vote for the top of the ticket? Does McCain really think millions will vote for him because of Pain?
mckmas8808 said:Doesn't anybody think that McCain using Palin as a shield will only hurt McCain?
I mean seriously don't people vote for the top of the ticket? Does McCain really think millions will vote for him because of Pain?
Awesome, feel free to copy+paste it liberally!gkrykewy said:Nice work - I've been itching to fire off some 'obama will not raise your taxes' spam, but I haven't gotten any political spam to reply to. Your post is a good model if I do, and so I've bookmarked it.
Crazy Alaskans gotta find something to do.PepsimanVsJoe said:What in the world is Palin's beef with wolves?
sp0rsk said:Maybe wolves are a dangerous problem of some sort? I mean that doesn't make this inhumane practice right, even if they are measly animals who have no rights!
CharlieDigital said:First time I saw this video, I considered it, but the issue is that it's in the middle of nowhere such that they even need a plane just to get there; it doesn't seem as if these wolves are posing an imminent threat to any human population which makes it all the more vile.
sp0rsk said:Maybe wolves are a dangerous problem of some sort?
Since European settlers moved to North America, there have been no recorded wolf attacks.
suaveric said:wait a second, when did Obama Ok 527s? It's about damn time.
I'm not disputing that and in fact that only supports my point. He's made great inroads against traditional cultural stigmas/schisms in America. He has appealed to the rationality of Americans and found many willing to listen.Agent Icebeezy said:Obama is the only one that has had to earn and prove anything this election.
I no more want McCain in office than you do. But losing hope betrays having had any real belief in the changes Obama espouses since much of what he's proclaimed is the power of bottom-up movements. It's not rational, so if we're going to talk about American idiocy, that becomes a big part of it - I think the biggest part.Phatsaqs said:After 8 years of Bush, it's hard to argue against losing hope that the majority of Americans are rational if McCain/Palin win this election.
sp0rsk said:Maybe wolves are a dangerous problem of some sort? I mean that doesn't make this inhumane practice right, even if they are measly animals who have no rights!
They're predators, but they're shy around humans. They only become dangerous when you crossbreed them with their domesticated relatives which have absolutely no reservations in approaching humans. More importantly, they hold an important ecological niche. After wolves disappeared from Yellowstone, trees started thinning out and river banks became more erratic.sp0rsk said:Maybe wolves are a dangerous problem of some sort? I mean that doesn't make this inhumane practice right, even if they are measly animals who have no rights!