Yep. This picture was taken in Austin, TX, my own back yard (though not by me). Every time I see a “W ‘04″ sticker on the highway, I always try and get in front of them so they can see the assortment of Obama stickers on my ride. This is too funny, but definitely a good omen…

(hat tip: The Daily Dish)

Half-Bush/Half-Hoover? Now there’s a President who would really suck, pun intended. The economic ignorance of Hebert Hoover and the warmongering of Dub-ya–scary! Look at Harry Reid’s comments comparing McCain to Hoover (NY Daily News), followed by a new Obama commercial…

Harry Reid, Sept. 16, 2008 “On the morning of October 30, 1929, President Herbert Hoover awoke the day after the biggest one-day stock market crash in American history, surveyed the state of the U.S. economy and declared, ‘The fundamental business of the country, that is production and distribution of commodities, is on a sound and prosperous basis.’

“In the coming weeks and months, President Hoover remained in an economic bubble, unaware of the extreme suffering of ordinary Americans – even declaring that anyone who questioned the state of the economy was a ‘fool.’ For Herbert Hoover, ignorance was bliss. And it wasn’t until the American people replaced this out of touch Republican president with a Democrat, Franklin Roosevelt, that our nation’s economic recovery began.

Go Harry!

Matt Damon puts this in perspective. I totally agree. Why is it that we kept going for the ordinary, someone-I can-have-a-beer-with candidate instead of the best one? I don’t know about you, but I want someone extraordinary in that Oval Office. My ego’s not too fragile to say that I want a smarter, better man or woman than me as our next President. Apparently, that isn’t true with those who lean to the right. I don’t want someone regular–I want someone extraordinary as the leader of the free world. Someone the world can look up to, not down on.

You go girl!

“No way, no how, no McCain, no Palin.” - HRC