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The best part about McCain saying that Palin opposed her own party's candidate for governor and won is that it's really not that conclusive.
All three of the people running in the 2006 AK gubernatorial race were Republicans. There were no Democratic contenders. Out of that pool, the conclusion that may most easily be drawn is that a Republican was going to win. Also, that Murkowski was going to lose, since people in his party were running against him, but it's not as though she "took on" the incumbent and kicked his ass legitimately.
Also, watching Letterman bring his A-game against McCain is pretty awesome. But I really, really, really have NO FUCKING CLUE why McCain insists on banging on about Ayers when he's, you know, palling about with G. Gordon Liddy and Henry Kissinger, both very stand-up sorts of dudes who have never, ever, ever bombed uninvolved countries, or advocated assassination of American nationals, or committed crimes to - wait, what was the line about ACORN? Wasn't it "to undermine the fabric of democracy"?
Cause, you know, when I think patriotism and freedom, both Kissinger and Liddy leap instantly to mind.
All three of the people running in the 2006 AK gubernatorial race were Republicans. There were no Democratic contenders. Out of that pool, the conclusion that may most easily be drawn is that a Republican was going to win. Also, that Murkowski was going to lose, since people in his party were running against him, but it's not as though she "took on" the incumbent and kicked his ass legitimately.
Also, watching Letterman bring his A-game against McCain is pretty awesome. But I really, really, really have NO FUCKING CLUE why McCain insists on banging on about Ayers when he's, you know, palling about with G. Gordon Liddy and Henry Kissinger, both very stand-up sorts of dudes who have never, ever, ever bombed uninvolved countries, or advocated assassination of American nationals, or committed crimes to - wait, what was the line about ACORN? Wasn't it "to undermine the fabric of democracy"?
Cause, you know, when I think patriotism and freedom, both Kissinger and Liddy leap instantly to mind.
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