Bob McCarty Writes

After reading the text of an e-mail (Message from David Plouffe: ‘What you just saw’) sent to supporters of Barack Obama by his campaign manager David Plouffe at 2:44 a.m. Eastern today, I must conclude that Sarah Palin‘s nomination acceptance speech last night left those in the Democratic Party presidential nominee’s campaign afraid and desperate. [...]

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The launch of a new political action committee, known as Matthew 25 Network, might be more helpful to Republican John McCain than to Democrat Barack Obama, the candidate the group boldly endorses on its web site. Despite being skeptical of any group that markets itself on a faith angle while supporting candidates that favor abortion, [...]

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While presumptive Democrat Party presidential nominee Barack Obama is banking on the vagueness of his campaign slogan, “Change We Can Believe In,” the poster above offers a more realistic vision of what Americans can truly believe in — or rather expect — if the liberal senator from Illinois wins the White House: DANGER. To make [...]

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I agree with the millions of Americans who believe one word, “DANGER,” is missing from Barack Obama’s campaign signs. If elected, the Democrat presidential candidate threatens to raise taxes higher than ever before while conducting a foreign policy in a reckless manner unseen since the days of one-term Jimmy — Carter, that is. Both of [...]

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Despite death threats and an organized campaign to prevent him from speaking publicly, Larry Sinclair (right) says in a news release earlier today that on June 18 at 2 p.m. (Eastern) he will, for the first time, reveal the corroborating evidence for his claim that on Nov. 6 and 7, 1999, he met Barack Obama [...]

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In a headline today, TIME asks the question, Will Obama’s Anti-Rumor Plan Work? If my little adventure at the new Barack Obama web site, FightTheSmears.com, is any indication, I’d say the answer is, “NO!” After learning of the site’s existence this afternoon, I immediately went to it and found several groups of alleged lies. After [...]

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While David Donar and I don’t agree on much when it comes to politics, I’ve enjoyed plenty of his Political Graffiti cartoons — including the one above which features Hillary Clinton as “Tom” and Barack Obama as “Jerry” from the cartoon that was so popular three decades ago. Donar explains it this way: I still [...]

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