The GOP's Michael Dukakis is on the prowl!

Bob Dole 2.0 is FRISKY!

City Clerk Judi May (Mississippi)
County Supervisor Gary Dearman (Mississippi)
Alderman Bill Mosby (Mississippi)

A city clerk?!? You got my vote!

Also Bob... you guys remember Bob, right? Office party, 1994? The guy the brought the dip that everybody liked? Well, he's for McCain too!

bargled: City Clerk Judi May (Mississippi)
County Supervisor Gary Dearman (Mississippi)
Alderman Bill Mosby (Mississippi)

A city clerk?!? You got my vote!

AND an alderman! Whoo, doesn't get much more nationally influential than that!

cameroncrazy1984: bargled: City Clerk Judi May (Mississippi)
County Supervisor Gary Dearman (Mississippi)
Alderman Bill Mosby (Mississippi)

A city clerk?!? You got my vote!

AND an alderman! Whoo, doesn't get much more nationally influential than that!

i wonder if he got the town cryer too

oh and don't forget the Cheesecake Brigade. that's a powerful voting bloc right there.

His campaign is sponsored by Farmer's Market and Country Kitchen Buffet.

That's an all-star list of formers.

Yeah, they're thinking of setting up a website to get their message out: Swiftdems.com

The reality of John McCain's campaign must be really depressing to the writers at The Onion.


/maybe some pancakes will cheer them up

any cheesecake makers on that list?

Can we skitch this "cheesecake" business?

I like cheesecake.

_{Damn this man world.}

Damnit, they left me off the list.

Some other notes about people on the list

"Former State Representative Brian Golden (Massachusetts)" - backed Bush a few times

"Former U.S Representative and 2002 Independence Party gubernatorial candidate Tim Penny (Minnesota)" - May not technically be a Democrat now

"Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Philip Frye (West Virginia)" - Was frozen and unfrozen in 2999.

C'mon McCain campaign, I even backed Gore and Kerry.

cranberryzero: oh and don't forget the CheesePancake Brigade. that's a powerful voting bloc right there.

They'll need to adapt.

Seems that the highest ranking name on the list, besides Lieberman is:

Former U.S Representative and 2002 Independence Party gubernatorial candidate Tim Penny (Minnesota)

So, we have a guy who didn't get the Democratic nod and ran third-party (on Jesse Ventura's line) signing up to work with another guy who didn't get the Democratic nod and ran third-party (Lieberman) to support the Republicans.

You know... Newt Gingrich and Trent Lott never had the kind of Congressional lead that the Dems had in 1993-1994. Yet, they got a lot more done (for good or bad). I have to admit, I'm a little jealous of a functional party.

Well didn't see any important names, just a lot of "Former", but the Assistant to the Assistant Waterboy for a highschool football team supports him!

I ALMOST want him to win the presidency just to hear crazy stuff fall out of his pie hole.

/I said almost

McCainDemocrat: "Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Philip Frye (West Virginia)" - Was frozen and unfrozen in 2999.

omg.
Did you just make a joke?
On purpose??

/you're not on the list because you're not a Democrat.

I will note that apparently the guys who don't have any money for their convention in Denver want to run the country.

No thanks.

McCain had a campaign guy quit after the primaries because he liked Obama and didn't want to campaign against him.

A lot of conservatives are saying nice things about him Scarborough,Noonan,Bennett,Williams,Powell,Hagel,Odom(deceased)
Spurlock,Eisenhower,Wehner and others

It's an emerging constituency ^{(^)}

Nina_Hartley's_Ass: ...

I realize it's a bit of a tangent, but I'd like to go on record as stating that you have what is possibly the greatest screen name on this site.

Here's Obama's list of Republicans backing him?

Oh, you mean there is no list?

This won't be like 2004 where actual elected Democrats backed Bush. The Obama thugs are far too merciless for most Democrats to cross.

But, 30% of Dems defect from Obama in most states. That's a guarantee.

it's pretty early in the process for mccain to be getting so desperate

McCainDemocrat: Here's Obama's list of Republicans backing him?

Oh, you mean there is no list?

This won't be like 2004 where actual elected Democrats backed Bush. The Obama thugs are far too merciless for most Democrats to cross.

But, 30% of Dems defect from Obama in most states. That's a guarantee.

Not sure he feels a need to issue a list.

I seem to remember a couple Rs announcing support, but they were pretty spread out chronologically.

Could be wrong of course.

Someone will probably put together a list, rendering my post utterly worthless.

So, thanks in advance! Bye.

OMG, McCain's got Phillip "Icky" Frye on his team! Bwahaha ... Icky Frye made headlines when he ran for governor of West Virginia as a way of seeking revenge on the incumbent governor, who had an affair with Icky's mail-order Italian bride. His cunning plan failed, however, when incumbent Gov. Bob Wise declined to run again.

Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Amscrewed)

I was reading a column the other day by one of the syndicated neocon asshats (I forget which one). He was tepid about both presidential candidates and was ranting about having to vote for McCain because he thinks McCain sucks, but that he probably will vote for him simply because he's a Republican.

Republicans are NOT fired up about McCain.

WFern: I realize it's a bit of a tangent,

Well, I wanted something memorable...

/"Unforgettable, that's what you are..."

Former Sheriff, not even presently a sheriff. And Hillary's Jewish Outreach Advisor. The election ended when he got those two on his side.

McCainDemocrat: Here's Obama's list of Republicans backing him?

Oh, you mean there is no list?

Just for you:

Dismayed Republicans emerge as Barack Obama supporters

Link (new window)

One more ...

Look how enthusiastic the Democrats are about their candidate:
Link (new window)

Versus the Republicans' support of their candidate:
Link (new window)

Oh man, it's like they're just doing this shiat for the political comedians. This is hilarious.

blondiegrrl007: McCainDemocrat: Here's Obama's list of Republicans backing him?

Oh, you mean there is no list?

Just for you:

Dismayed Republicans emerge as Barack Obama supporters

Can you post a link to a list of Republicans that back McCain?

blondiegrrl007: One more ...

Look how enthusiastic the Democrats are about their candidate:
Link (new window)

Versus the Republicans' support of their candidate:
Link (new window)

Holy crap! It's all Obama, all the time on BOTH channels!

TheOther: Can you post a link to a list of Republicans that back McCain?

Took me awhile, but here it is:

Link (new window)

blondiegrrl007: Versus the Republicans' support of their candidate:

Wow. That must suck for McCain himself. I wish I still respected him, but I have to object to his own party rubbing in his face the fact that his whole candidacy is based on not being black or having a foreign sounding name.

I was absolutely floored that the entire front page of the RNC site never mentioned McCain. Barak Obama's VP choices are bad and he hasn't spent time in a country that he wants to withdraw troops from in 1000+ days.

It is sad and a bit frustrating to see how far my party has fallen. I really can't call it my party anymore, since it has been hijacked by debt raising evangelicals who are convinced the bill will never come if they bring about the Rapture fast enough.

PLEASE get Zell Miller's endorsement. PLEASE.

McCainDemocrat [TotalFark] Quote 2008-06-14 07:58:04 PM
Here's Obama's list of Republicans backing him?

Lolz

are you kidding? You really want to go down that route?

Some big guns like Colin Powell and Sen. Hagel have indicated they will vote for Obama.

His list, if it is ever typed up, would troucne Mccain's list of failed candidates and HillaryClinton bloggers.

Hagel and Powell have not endorsed Obama.

Powell has given money to McCain, and Hagel is irrelevant anyways.

blondiegrrl007: One more ...

Look how enthusiastic the Democrats are about their candidate:
Link (new window)

Versus the Republicans' support of their candidate:
Link (new window)

Nice catch!

One party is going 100% negative, one party is not.
Let's see which election strategy America actually buys.
This is a test, your grade will count for the rest of your life.
Let's make sure we get this one right - all of our futures depend on it.

McCainDemocrat: Powell has given money to McCain

Colin or Michael?
Do you have a link?

blondiegrrl007: One more ...

Look how enthusiastic the Democrats are about their candidate:
Link (new window)

Versus the Republicans' support of their candidate:
Link (new window)

That should really help Obama with name recognition.

/Now who is the McCain guy?

I'm on the list of not-so-prominent Republican Farkers for Obama

Random Reality Check: McCainDemocrat: Powell has given money to McCain

Colin or Michael?

Lake.

Random Reality Check: Colin or Michael?
Do you have a link?

Yep

McCainDemocrat [TotalFark] Quote 2008-06-14 09:46:18 PM
Random Reality Check: Colin or Michael?
Do you have a link?

Yep

That is from 2007, for his primary campaign. doesn't mean he is supporting Mccain over Obama.

A local VFW head? My mom heads an American Legion Auxiliary post. If she endorsed McCain (which she won't), could she get on this list too?

You don't think that a donation of $2300 should be considered in regards to guessing who someone will vote for?

It's pretty unlikely that you donate money to someone when they're in a dark period of their campaign (as McCain was in the summer of 2007), and then decide "I don't like this guy any more"

Also, you can donate to someone's general election fund at any time. For example, Tony Rezko donated money to the general election campaign of Barack Obama's Senate campaign in December 2002.

Bill Frist, you were exposed as a liar, and now you're spinning.

robsul82: Bob Dole 2.0 is FRISKY!



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