This is priceless.
McCain Postpones the Debates from Tremendosaur on Vimeo.
How could I say more than this? Except to urge you to chase the video down at vimeo itself, to see it in all its HD loveliness.
Showing posts with label presidential election. Show all posts
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Shockingly Bad Speech
Here's an evaluation of the John McCain convention speech from Jeffery Toobin, on CNN.
Jeffery Toobin is a CNN legal analyst, writer for The New Yorker and former federal prosecutor.
Jeffery Toobin is a CNN legal analyst, writer for The New Yorker and former federal prosecutor.
Raising (Mc)Cain
I'm surely not the only person to think, while hearing McCain's convention acceptance speech that all this talk about "stand up and fight" stood in stark contrast to the facts of McCain's wartime service.
I feel sympathy for the man's pain, but let's face it. His claim to fame is based in large part on being a prisoner.
And it seemed to me that, during this speech he again looked like a prisoner.
Check out this excerpt on the BBC site to see whether you agree or disagree.
This time though, he appears to be the prisoner of the right wing fringe elements that have largely taken control of the Republican party, especially in these "last days" when moderate Republicans seem to be largely unenthusiastic about his candidacy.
I suppose this was inevitable, given how split Republican kingmakers were about his candidacy in the first place.
For some other perspectives please follow the links to one of my favorite Kos entries of the moment.
I feel sympathy for the man's pain, but let's face it. His claim to fame is based in large part on being a prisoner.
And it seemed to me that, during this speech he again looked like a prisoner.
Check out this excerpt on the BBC site to see whether you agree or disagree.
This time though, he appears to be the prisoner of the right wing fringe elements that have largely taken control of the Republican party, especially in these "last days" when moderate Republicans seem to be largely unenthusiastic about his candidacy.
I suppose this was inevitable, given how split Republican kingmakers were about his candidacy in the first place.
For some other perspectives please follow the links to one of my favorite Kos entries of the moment.
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