Donko Acquisition Corp. announced today their newest model in their "Gaffe-Matic" Democratic Presidential Candidate...
I was going to try and write a little humorous piece about Obama and his gaffe-a-minute speech making and I just couldn't get in the mood. Frankly, it's not all that humorous. It's deadly serious and the MSM just seems to ignore this man's ability to make mistake after mistake and gives him a pass each and every time.
Whether it's talking to dead people, not knowing your history or even what city you are in, it doesn't seem to matter. Gaffe after gaffe, speech after speech, he can't seem to get it right.
I know campaigning is grueling and wears at you. However, he's a young man and yet the septuagenarian he will presumably be running against doesn't seem to make those kinds of mistakes and he's running just as hard as Obama!
Bush might mangle the language, but even he didn't make the kind of factual gaffes that Obama seems to keep making.
I realize the Constitution is a little light on resume requirements, but shouldn't we expect a candidate to get the details right at least most of the time?
Barack Hussein Obama, the Donko Gaffe-Matic Candidate.
VW
But its all about hope and change.
Hope, they wont notice
change, for the worse
Smells like Jimmy "The Peanut Brian" to me.
Posted by: WMD_Maker | Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 07:44
All of this would be funny, if only....
Still, regardless of who wins, I have a feeling we're in for some hard times a coming.
The Dems will still control Congress and John McCain, while infinitely better than his competitors, has long had a penchant for "negotiating" (that is, CAPITULATING) to Liberals.
With the tax cuts set to expire, there could really be some very hard times coming down the pike.
Would McCain be able to thwart those tax hikes, or would a McCain Presidency merely shift the blame for disastrous Democratic policies to the GOP?
Either way, it doesn't look very good.
Posted by: JMK | Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 07:55
Confusing Aushwitz and Buchenwald isn't quite as bad as confusing Sunnis and Shias, at least in our current political climate. Of course, neither or those are as bad as confusing being under sniper fire in a war zone with being handed a plaque by a 9-year-old girl at a ceremony.
Posted by: Erik K | Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 11:35
Erik, You ain't paying attention. A few months ago, Obama was telling us it was his grandfather at Treblinka. (Again, another impossibility)
Your right, it isn't like the Tuzla lie, but he keeps making mistake after mistake. Little lie after little lie.
The man is dangerous!
VW
Posted by: Violence Worker | Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 16:47