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Obama To Elevate Into Miniature Greek Temple, With Fireworks
minx.cc - 8/27/2008
Obama To Elevate Into Miniature Greek Temple, With Fireworks
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I think he's pretty much baiting people to call him the AntiChrist at this point. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's big speech on Thursday night will be delivered from an elaborate columned stage resembling a miniature Greek temple. ... Some...

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No Runny Eggs:  The Morning Scramble, Part 1 (Death of the PUMAs Edition) - 8/27/2008

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The Morning Scramble, Part 1 (Death of the PUMAs Edition) - 8/27/2008
No Runny Eggs — ... about Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle’s praise of Obama; the entire Doyle clan didn’t even wait until Obama was a US Senator before endorsing him. John Hawkins is running a poll on a nickname for the O’Biden ticket. I like The Blunder Twins. The folks at IBD have another good one - Left and Lefter. Allahpundit notes Invesco Field is getting a Grecian makeover for the Obamination Express. It fits oh-so-well with the Hydra Slushop. Ace has the pics. I wonder if they hired ...

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