Stabbone and McGraw: I'm Voting for Mike Gravel

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

I'm Voting for Mike Gravel

No fog. No bullshit.

I don't agree with all that Mike Gravel says. He has my vote. I believe that our country has to make a massive shift to the left, and the two candidates would provide that are Gravel and Kucinich. Listen to Gravel's interview, free entirely of equivocation.

Now, listen to Obama, especially on the question of taking money from lobbyists. Listen to how he dances around the issue and in essence says nothing, trying to obfusscate for as long as he can:

He is asked a simple question. His reply is a vague "no." The real answer is obvious: yes, he takes money from lobbyists.

I will throw up if I have to vote for Clinton, Obama or Edwards. Listen to them speak. They're the hypnotists, passing off empty rhetoric as eloquence.

nwb

2 comments:

Kid Shay said...: "When you ain't got nothing, you have nothing to lose"

Were Obama in Mike Gravel's position, he might be less reserved in his answers. There is probably a word for the way a politician feels he must speak when campaigning for president. That word applies to John Kerry.; September 20, 2007 at 1:04 PM
BillBow Baggins said...: Exactly! And I sure don't pretend that Mike Gravel can win, but it's so refreshing to hear a guy answer questions in a straightforward way.; September 20, 2007 at 1:36 PM

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The Legend of Stabbone and McGraw

In 1967 the world's most powerful criminal super-genius, Stabbone, stole ten trillion dollars worth of gold boullion. Police, baffled as to the whereabouts of Stabbone's purported impenetrable underground lair, called on top investigator Rock McGraw to crack the case. Working tirelessly day after day, McGraw eventually tracked Stabbone to an abandoned latex mask factory. While McGraw radioed the boys for backup, Stabbone made his daring escape. In the chaos that ensued, both disappeared. Thirty years later, the case of Stabbone and McGraw remains a mystery, though some say that McGraw remains undercover, in relentless pursuit of his evil arch-nemesis.