New Video Game

Micah Hoover, the guy who pays for our webhosting, has asked me to put a plug in for his new video game, Confusion.

You can download it for free from here.

The game comes in three flavors: Windows XP, Windows Vista, and OS X Leopard.

Apparently there are some cameos involving Ronald Reagan and Sarah Palin among others.

The Press Attacks Palin Again

Redstate.com had an article on how CNN was about to publish a list of the 'politicians who fell from grace in 2008'. According to Todd Houston at NewsBusters.org, everyone on the list has been: "convicted of criminal actions, ... indicted for corruption, lost their positions, been drummed out of their party, or are soon to face jail time.” With the only exception being Sarah Palin. Greta Van Susteren and conservative blogs raised such a big deal about it that CNN took Sarah off the list.

What a bunch of crooks. They take it upon themselves to gloss over or ignore real scandals like Bill Richardson's resignation from the Obama cabinet so they can focus their attacks on people who earnestly want what is best for America. As one commentor put it at Redstate.com, it is probably because they see wholesome, capable leaders as a threat to their agenda.



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Joe Excited About Sarah

Joe Wurzelbacher (a.k.a. Joe the Plumber) has recently admitted to the Politico that he was appalled by John McCain. Wurzelbacher reported that he asked McCain hard questions and was dismayed by his reponse.

In particular Joe asked McCain how he could support the bailout when so many people were against it. Apparently the plumber was not very impressed by his reponse (I wasn't very impressed by McCain and Bush's support of the bailout).

Joe has mentioned that he is very excited about Sarah Palin. That's just about exactly the way I view the 2008 Republican ticket. When Joe was asked why he didn't speak of his dismay for McCain before the election, Joe said he was quiet about it because Barrack Obama sounded so much worse as a president than McCain. Honestly, I believe that if elections were held today (even without the Illinois Governor scandal) Sarah Palin would handsomely defeat Barrack Obama. For an extended length of the campaign Sarah Palin had higher favorability ratings than any of the other running mates.

Palin Hoax

MSNBC admitted that some of its smears against Sarah Palin turned out to be false.

It sounds like they assumed it was true because 'someone sent it to them in an email'.

Well, I think it's clear how much we can assume MSNBC reports true stories.

Get the whole story from breitbart.com.

Palin Revealed

CNN did a couple episodes on the lives of the 2008 VP candidates.

CNN (esp. Anderson Cooper) has a real vendetta against John McCain, but this clip here favors her well.

Watching this I find myself saying, "Yes! Make this person president!"

Some people say we should overlook her personal life and look at the issues. I completely disagree with that. The issues are just icing on the cake.

Watch and decide for yourself.

I'm Voting For Sarah!

I have been hoping for Sarah to be McCain's VP pick since Rush mentioned her as a possible VP back a couple months ago (Bobby Jindall would have been great as well).

John Martin has posted that conservatives are electrified about McCain's pick and I am definitely electrified about it.

Sarah is the perfect choice. Even though she's criticized as having "no national experience" this is one of the best things about her. She has small town values and has personally taken on corruption. Most of all, she seems to have a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ.

She isn't my Savior, but I am glad to see her on the ticket.

I've never given money to a candidacy before. It looks like I am not allowed to -I have to check with my job's ethics advisor. If I can make it work legally I will do it.

This is a great pick for John McCain. This is a great pick for America.