Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Ridiculous Rumor

I received this "information" in a chain email.  It's validity- doubtful.

"On or about October 5th, Biden will excuse himself from the ticket, citing
health problems, and he will be replaced by Hillary.  This is timed to occur
after the VP debate on 10/2.

There have been talks all weekend about how to proceed with this info.
Generally, the feeling is that we should all go ahead and get it out there
to as many blog sites and personal email lists as is possible.  I have
already seen a few short blurbs about this - the 'health problem' cited in
those articles was aneurysm.  Probably many of you have heard the same
rumblings.

However, at this point, with this inside info from the DNC, it looks like
this Obama strategy will be a go.  Therefore, it seems that the best
strategy is to get out in front of this Obama maneuver,  spell it out in
detail, and thereby expose it for the grand manipulation that it is.  

So, let's start mixing this one up and cut the Obamites off at the pass -
send this info out to as many people as you can - post about it on websites
and blogs - etc."

Sunday, September 14, 2008

50 Days Out!

It would take a miracle for McCain to win Democratic Delaware.  The verdict on this state is a navy blue- strong for Obama.  The polls show that Obama is leading 50% to 41% right now in this state, which isn't an enormous margin, probably because DE voters are reluctant to vote for Obama since they strongly supported Clinton in the primaries.  This state cares about the economy and healthcare.  Still, with DE Senator Joe Biden on the ticket and the state's previously blue voting record, Delaware is in the bag for Barack this election.

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Is Joe Biden...stingy?

Interesting facts have been revealed about the candidates and philanthropy.  McCain is the most giving of his income, while the Democratic candidates, particularly Delaware Senator Biden, prove less than generous.  Recently published tax return statements expose that Biden and his wife Jill give only an average of $369 per year to charitable causes, compared to McCain's over $104,000.  Biden's wealth, or lack thereof, is not a valid excuse. He only donates 0.3% of his income, on average, to help others while McCain gives away nearly a quarter of his income.  Truly telling.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Barack Chooses Biden

When Obama chose Biden as his running mate, the ticket was sealed for Delaware.  Biden is strong in foreign relations, which has been deemed Obama's weakness. He is well-liked in the state of which he is senator, and the Democratic party is hoping he will attract voters of the working and middle classes.  Learn more about Joe Biden's personal story here.