They’re desperate, I tell you. Absolutely desperate over Baby Barry and Old Joe having to face the combination of Mac and Sarah. Faux filmmaker and famous fatso Michael Moore is even celebrating Gustav. He doesn’t care how many the storm kills so long as it disrupts the Repub convention. Old news actually, considering all the lies he’s told in his "documentaries."
Via Instapundit.
UPDATE: A quick lesson in how an anti-Palin site was set up by one of Baby Barry’s supporters. And, inevitably, she’s being dissed for being a smalltown beauty queen. But by another woman?
MORE: MSM: Mac, "the underdog," is taking a big risk with Sarah. Yeah, $7 million worth in 24 hours!
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
But have you seen this:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/DeansWorld/~3/379696772/
If I was voting, which I thankfully wouldn’t I would have voted R just because of that smear. It’s below most I have seen.
I had not seen that post, no, but the story, yes. It’s mean, sure enough. No worse, though, than back in the 19th century when his opponents called Andrew Jackson’s wife “the whore in the White House” in newspapers over some mixup in her getting a divorce before she married Jackson. Smears have always been part of American politics. Nowadays people have so little knowledge of history that they think it’s all new.
This one has already been shot down, at least in Texas. My editor wife tells me that Palin came here for some governor’s conference thingy long before Mac picked her. She was pregnant, and looked it. Then, her water broke and she flew home immediately so she could have the baby in Alaska.
Was it from Mark Twain where a candidate for some elected post is surrounded in the middle of his speech by several black children shouting “Daddy, daddy!” ?
Maybe. 😉 I missed it if it was. There were a couple of politicos in the days before slavery ended who had mulatto housekeepers who were accused of keeping them as mistresses. I forget their names.
I remember the Jackson thing primarily because his smeared wife, Rachel Donelson, was one of my ancestors on my father’s side.