Republican V.P. nominee Sarah Palin and John McCain (not pictured) meet with family (father Nolan and daughter Chloe pictured). Chloe who has Down Syndrome, was warmly greeted by the McCain/Palin team in Pennsylvania earlier this month. This is the type of story the biased liberal media don’t want you to read. Click on the link below (You won’t see this on NBC, CNN, or in the New York Times) for the story.

September 9, 2008 Transcript from the Rush Limbaugh Program

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT

RUSH: Kurt in Pittsburgh, hello, sir. Nice to have you on the EIB Network, and how about the Steelers defense?

CALLER: How about those Steelers, huh?

RUSH: How about that?

CALLER: Hey, listen, Rush, longtime listener, first-time caller, one of those Bible, family, gun clingers from western Pennsylvania.

RUSH: Thank you.

CALLER: And I wanted to share a story with you. A week ago last Saturday we went to the Palin-McCain rally in Washington, Pennsylvania, was the day after he announced her, and we have a five-year-old daughter with Down syndrome, and we made a sign that said: “We Love Kids with Down Syndrome.” So when they pulled in in their bus the sign did catch their, McCain and Palin and the rest of their family, it caught their eye, we could tell, they gave us a thumbs-up from the bus, so we were all excited just by that — Read the rest of this entry »

This professional comedian and educator thinks so.

By Debra M. Cole

I’m a Native Georgian, raised in Waycross and reside in Atlanta.

My southern twang is unapologetically thick as molasses. I direct a church choir. I love barbeque, beer, boiled peanuts and country music. And although I can’t stand NASCAR, a man who does is not automatically discounted in my pursuit of happiness. I’m also a proud smart-ass Democrat. This “condition” as many South Georgians would call it, emerged as my political persuasion in high school, only to grow stronger through college, graduate school, school of hard knocks, and my time served in our country’s largest archaic and anti-intellectual hellhole, otherwise known as public education. Read the rest of this entry »

(Note to Joe Six-pack: that’s Chinese to you and me)

By Chris Ingram

With less than six weeks until Election Day, presidential campaign activity is heating up. John McCain’s selection of Sarah Palin gave him a nice bounce in the polls following the GOP convention, but after ten days of the media’s anti-Palin hatchet job, most polls show Obama with a small lead.

To my Republican friends I say, don’t worry. Dukakis was leading by double digits at this time in his ill-fated campaign against Bush 41 in 1988. You can’t argue the fact that this is a year Democrats should win the White House, but their ill-conceived selection of a senator who has done nothing other than given an eloquent speech or two will be their downfall. Read the rest of this entry »

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McCain’s Veep pick has energized the party and turned McCain’s longshot candidacy into a probable victory

By Larry Thornberry

It’s storm season in Florida, and elsewhere around the Gulf of Mexico, as the very bad weekend news out of Texas underlines. But local Republicans are more focused on Hurricane Sarah than they are on the blow-dried meteorologists and perky weather-babes who come on at six and 11 to speak of storms and rumors of storms.

As most know by now, the choice of Sarah Palin for VP has injected turbo excitement into a formerly charisma-challenged McCain campaign that almost certainly would have been DOA Nov. 4 without the considerable boost she’s provided. Read the rest of this entry »

Obama Attacks Demean his Presidential Campaign

By Jamie Miller

Many in the news media and certainly Whoopi Goldberg are trying to appeal to voters after the “Palin Bounce” by trying to revert to the campaign that won Barrack Obama the Democratic Nomination for President – racism.

Yes, there is but one racist in this year’s Presidential race and it is Sen. Obama.  Read the rest of this entry »