Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Damnit, people…

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

I didn’t mean vote for Obama.

 

Sheesh.

Vote, you assholes!

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Vote, people.  As some of you know, I’m pretty conservative.  Barack Obama is a goddamned communist, as is evidenced by a lot of the “unguided” words he has spoken recently.  Because I’m a REAL conservative, I’m not voting for McCain, either.  Here’s my selections for President and Vice President:

Yes, I wrote in my candidates, and yes, I voted for a Catholic 1st-generation Indian-American and a guy named Terbolizard.  Both are much better candidates than anyone printed on the ballot, and both are much better Republicans than those on the ballot.  I may not have voted for the winners, but I voted for the best.

iPhone 3G Proves the Economy is Going Strong!

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

The iPhone 3G launch and all of its surrounding hype with 3+ hour lines shows that despite what analysts and economists say about the state of our economy, we don’t need people to work or save their money to pay their gasoline bills or mortgages.  Everything is just fine.

iPhone 3G - A Small Flickr Set

The New “Andromeda Strain” Adaptation

Saturday, June 21st, 2008

Michael Crichton has a good head on his shoulders with regards to environmentalism being a new religion.  The Sci-Fi Channel adaptation of “The Andromeda Strain” is completely hippie-environmentalist crap.  I’m embarassed to say that I’ve watched it.

However, being the DrunkenTech, I’ve consumed 5 glasses of wine during the course of this showing on A&E.

I’m embarassed to say, though, that it was 5 glasses of chardonnay.  Liberal white wine FTL.

Politics for breakfast

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

So, Republicans keep losing House seats in special elections, as detailed by this article at RealClearPolitics.

Is it any wonder that with the national leadership pushing a Jim Jeffords Republican (read: Democrat) in John McCain for the presidential nomination that people are disillusioned with the party?  I voted for Bush twice, including in 2000 when I was just a few months into my voting career.  I will not vote for McCain.  I would just assume write in Ted Terbolizard for President and Karl Marx for Vice President.

In all likelihood, though, I will either abstain from voting for president or write in someone like Condoleezza Rice.  McCain is no different from Paddling Ted Kennedy, politically, so what’s the point?