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Boycotting the MTV Music Video Awards

Sunday, September 7th, 2008

I started to watch the MTV Music Video Awards, even though I know it’d be a mockery of anything rational or sacred. The host, Russell Brand, mocked George W. Bush as a “retarded cowboy,” even though Bush may not be the best speaker but is billions of times more intelligent than this idiotic, limp-wristed Russell Brand. Brand couldn’t pass any course at Yale, not even Home Ec. 

Brand started off the night by pleading for Americans to vote for Obama, saying, and I quote, “for the world!” At least he’s admitting that most Europeans want Obama to be elected because he will hurt America. Brand is a sexist, too, stating that Palin is a “VPILF,” or Vice President I’d Like to… Fondle?” Brand later hinted he himself was a pedophile, which caused the morally-depraved masses to laugh. Sick and evil. Let’s send this lowlife idiot back across the pond.

Who is this idiot to tell us how to vote, when he’s not a citizen? Of course it’s the rich media elites who are puppeteering him across the stage. It’s strange how big city elites think they can tell others how to vote.

Michelle Malkin has some interesting info. on the awards show, too.

Related: Reasons NOT to vote for Obama

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Super Tuesday Elections

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

It looks like McCain and Romney picked up a few states, while Huckabee won a few Southern states. Many votes that would have been for Romney went to Huckabee even though he isn’t anywhere near McCain and Romney. So unless Romney wins California it looks like pro-illegal immigration McCain may be the Republican nominee. Sickening. As for the Democrats, it’s still pretty even between ultra-leftist Obama and ultra-leftist Clinton. The press still covers the elections as a “horse race” instead of looking at the issues in depth. A lot of media ethics and journalistic books talk about this phenomenon of focusing on who’s ahead and who’s not instead of focusing on what the candidates stand for.

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