mockery

Roland Martin's parents were community organizers and he responds to Sarah Palin's mockery of their profession:

Like every thing else about him, when it comes to corporate communications, Steve Jobs is an enigma.

Let’s review some of the highlights:

Sean Braisted takes note of John McCain’s web ad strategy:

It appears that the McCain campaign have found a message and are running with it...which is that Sen. Obama is no different than some skanky teen celebrity.

THE SOMALIS ARE COMING!! NO ONE IS SAFE!! GUARD YOUR CHICKEN!!

John Weaver, former campaign honcho for John McCain, is saddened to see what the operation has turned into:

Light posting today...but I found this old ad from John McCain which I think is a bit ironic given their desperate attacks against Obama, from mockery to just outright lying.

Griefers attack the blog, consume the comment section, and generally disrupt things. Deep down, they just can't stand a homeless guy having some level of success - it goes against their grain. And so they must attempt to make a mockery of it. So comments are going off for a while - until the find some other place on the internet to play.

Nearly all the commentors were griefers anyway.

Bill Hobbs has been doing some excellent blogging lately on the presidential campaign, particularly as it pertains to the candidate of change, Barack Obama, and his wife, the whiney Michelle, and her pricey earrings. Here are a few links:

Glenn Reynolds: "Obama is humorless, and full of himself. That would make him a great target for satire, except that his followers take the position that any mockery or criticism is racist. The prospect of four years of that sort of thing is the best reason I can think of not to vote for him."