Well, maybe not the entire Huff Po, but at least Adam McKay thinks it's over: Something is not right. We have a terrific candidate and a terrific VP candidate. We're coming off the worst eight years in our country's history. Six of those eight years the Congress, White House and even the Supreme Court were controlled by the Republicans and the last two years the R's have filibustered like tantrum throwing 4-year-olds, yet we're going to elect a Republican who voted with that leadership 90% of the time and a former sportscaster who wants to teach Adam and Eve as science? That's not odd as a difference of opinion, that's logically and mathematically queer. The reasons? Number one: the media lies--or, at least it fails to correct GOP lies. Number two: the GOP plans to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands if not millions of voters through voter caging (sorry, Liz, they apparently aren't relying on Israeli intelligence agents to gimmick the voting machin...

This Techno video goes a long way to answering that question and showing us what the world looks like through the eyes of Senator McCain.....

This is not meant to be an easy quiz. Thus I have provided the list of politicians at the top. The answers can be found in the first comment on this post. Politicians Barack Obama, Democratic candidate for President (used twice) John McCain, Republican candidate for President (used twice) Bob Barr, Libertarian candidate for President Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party candidate for President Bev Perdue, Democratic Candidate for Governor of NC Michael Munger, Libertarian Candidate for Governor of NC Dale Cardwell, Democratic Candidate for Senate in GA Allen Buckley, Libertarian Candidate for Senate in GA 1. Question: I would support legislation that allows legal civil unions between same sex couples, under the same conditions that this contract is offered to female/male couples. The point is this: no one can dictate the personal life of our citizens. The state cannot tell churches or spiritual groups to award or withhold a sacrament or ritual of marriage. But neither can churches requ...