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John McCain’s Bar
This is amusing. Supposedly John McCain has Bud Light on tap at his house in Arizona… or it could be one of his houses in Arizona.
What are the odds that Obama has a daiquiri machine?
Welcome to McCain’s Bar & Grill
You know how people sometimes say that they’d like to sit down for a beer with a candidate before deciding how to vote. Well, at least Sen. John McCain would pay for that beer. That’s because he’s got a Bud Light tap in his Arizona house. We got these from somebody who attended a barbecue there and hit the tap pretty often. Having the Bud Light tap makes sense, of course, since wife Cindy has a piece of the local Bud distributorship, Hensley & Co.
Magazine Cover Of The Day: Will America Drink The Kool-Aid?
Oh yes, this is nothing more than another Liberal, possibly ACORN, plant in the crowd. The left wants to portray Republicans as war mongering thugs, and yet we keep seeing McCain/Palin signs tore up, shot at and set on fire. Why can’t some common sense apply here?
This same old liberal playbook is getting tiresome. Isn’t it interesting that the unbiased “Main Stream Media” is now suddenly outraged. What a bunch of mind numbed useful idiots!
Scranton Paper: Another Cry of ‘Kill him!’ at Palin Rally
In a lenghty account of a Sarah Palin rally in Scranton, Pa. today, the local paper, the Times-Tribune, relates that at 1:25 p.m. just before she arrived, a candidate for Congress stepped on stage: “Chris Hackett addressed the increasingly feisty crowd as they await the arrival of Gov. Palin.
“Each time the Republican candidate for the seat in the 10th Congressional District mentioned Barack Obama the crowd booed loudly.
“One man screamed “kill him!'”
The report continued: “Supporters have been noted shouting ‘kill him,’ ‘terrorist,’ ‘off with his head’ and other equally incendiary terms about Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. Others have directly suggested Mr. Obama is a Muslim, which he is not, or a traitor. Some comments even drew rebuke from Republican presidential nominee John McCain.”

