Campaign Slogans

Is no one pointing out that McCain's slogan, "A leader we can believe in," in fact FOLLOWS Obama's "Change we can believe in" ???

Oy

Meshugah

Ask Not For Whom Eight Belles Tolls

My pal Eric Estrin writes:

Hillary Clinton, in a typically shameless and pointless attempt to make political hay out of anything under the sun, has been hyping the Kentucky Derby all week because a highly regarded filly was racing against a field of males.

That wacky, fun-loving Hillary was so positive that the female horse would win, she even sent Chelsea to Louisville to place a bet and to drum up further publicity for her cause across the border in Indiana.

The filly finished second and tragically suffered two broken ankles, which caused her to be euthanized right there at the track.

The horse that finished first was a male by the name of Big Brown.

Watch the Parkin' Meters

Just curious -- do YOU know your religious leader's political beliefs? If you did, and disagreed with them, would that be sufficient reason for you to leave your church or temple?

If someone you knew belonged to a house of worship that was led by someone whose political beliefs you disagreed with, would that be sufficient reason for you to disassociate yourself with that person?

If you were considering employing that person, would his membership in a church or temple led by someone you disagreed with be sufficient reason for not hiring him?

Oh, by the way -- do you happen to know WHY the United States government was originally created? Just curious.