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SFKeydel
Tweets by sfkeydel
Clinton on Clinton (George, that is…)
Free your mind and your ass will follow, indeed:
Posted in Imponderabilia
Whatever you do, don’t throw me into that briar patch!
Is McCain really this much of an idiot?
Posted in Uncategorized
Hard economic times and incendiary right-wing rhetoric are an explosive combination
That is all.
Posted in Election 2008, The Great Meltdown, Uncategorized
Original sin
The only way we’ll ever see greater equity in this country is if we can finally transcend our original sin: slavery. Jon Taplin brings us Richard Trumka, speaking to the United Steelworkers Union.
Posted in Election 2008
I used to like and admire him
I admit it. I know it seems crazy now, but I honestly used to like and admire John McCain. Whether it was always just a myth, or whether he’s only recently sold his soul to the Karl Rove wing of the Republican party, I don’t know, but it doesn’t seem as if any vestiges of his independent, garrulous, straight-talking (dare I say it) ‘mavericky’ self remain.
I don’t think I ever would have been tempted to vote for him, as I disagree with his positions on most of the really important issues (with campaign finance reform being a prominent exception). However, had he beaten George Bush in 2000 and then gone on to beat Al Gore, I don’t think I would have been bitterly disappointed with the outcome, at least at that time.
For better or for worse, his truth- and decency-challenged 2008 campaign (as well as a few atrocious positions he took in the last year, such as his caving on the issue of torture under the guise of the Military Commissions Act– that someone who was tortured could have done this still flabbergasts me) has either served to open my eyes to what has been there all along, or else has represented the precipitous collapse of one man’s moral structure in full public view.
I think this interview with the Des Moines Register was the last straw; there’s no turning back for either of us:
Posted in Uncategorized
Even the bonds of time cannot contain him!
Not only can John McCain swoop into town on his white unicorn and crack heads together to get a bailout agreement, but he’s also able to travel through time to let us know that tonight’s debate has already been won:

Posted in Comedy?, Election 2008, Imponderabilia, The Unexpected