DNC, Stop Making Things Up

Who do you believe? Them or your own lying ears?

Thanks to Sheya over at C4P.

RELATED: Robert Reich tells it as only a liberal can.

"Nobody Ever Died For A Typewriter"*

Relax all you knuckle dragging Neanderthal Republicans. This is high brow concept art. You wouldn't understand. In fact, because you are offended by the defacing of this flag is why this concept works so brilliantly. Part and parcel as to why we Democrats consider ourselves to be superior to you Republicans in every way.

Pipe down and let the real artists work.



Nice to see them do that to a flag. What's next? Burning down a retirement home to show the urgency of Social Security Reform? That's the respect they show for the symbol of the country. To make a political statement about wanting government ran health insurance.

*To reveal my inner geek, that was one of my favorite lines from a comic book. The Marvel Comics run of GI Joe. Which was pretty good when it didn't start to delve into all ninjadom all the time.

Thanks to Jim.

The thing that should not be.

I'm not sure how or why but Virginia and New Jersey have their state elections the year after a National election.

Terry McAuliffe, the former head of the DNC, is in the running to be the next democratic governor for Virgina.

McAuliffe, whose staff includes veterans of Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's 2005 campaign and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's unsuccessful 2008 presidential run, is competing against former delegate Brian J. Moran (Alexandria) and state Sen. R. Creigh Deeds (Bath) for the nomination.

It looks like Moran and Deeds have much of the local endorsements behind them already, but McAuliffe has some connections with some deep pockets as well. Be interesting to see how this all plays out.

Bob McDonnall, the current Attorney General of Virginia is the only one so far to be in the running for the Republicans.

I'll try to get some more info on McDonnall's record soon enough. As well as Deeds and Moran.

Regarding McAuliffe, it would be worth it call in to see if Rush Limbaugh could to do another 'Operation Chaos', version 2.0.

Give It A Rest.

And I thought that the campaign was over with. Then why am I being asked to donate money to Barack's cause? This came for me in my email, along with everyone else on Barack's mailing list:

Our friends at the Democratic National Committee laid it all on the line to bring change this year.

We've been reviewing the books, and the DNC went into considerable debt to secure victory for Barack and Joe. It took unprecedented resources to staff up all 50 states, train field organizers, and build the technology to reach as many swing voters as possible.

It worked.

But it also left the DNC in debt. So before we do anything else, we need to help pay for this winning strategy.

Make a donation of $30 or more now and you'll get a limited edition 2008 Victory T-shirt.

Help the DNC and get a 2008 Victory T-shirt

The DNC's 50-state field strategy was crucial to our campaign's success, as well as victories for Democrats up and down the ballot. Their organizing infrastructure allowed us to compete -- and win -- in states that seemed insurmountable just four years ago.

They took out substantial loans to make it happen. The DNC didn't hold back, and now, neither can we.

Barack has raised over 600 Million Dollars. He can't lift a finger to help out his party to pay of the debt of 15 Million? Change you can believe in.