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Political Campaigns cost way too much money. When else would someone spend 100 million dollars to get a job that pays $400,000 a year? :-p.

[...] Obama (who is qualified to be President because he can multi-task by walking and chewing gum at the same time) understands that the economy and energy are closely linked. He believes that gas, like money, grows on trees and that we can cut down corn trees but not trees the generate electricity like those in wind farms. “Our energy future is in the wind,” Obama recently stated, “We need an economy that blows.” This may soon be appearing as a campaign slogan. [...]

[...] was then asked if he would stay on the campaign trail or head back to Washington DC to vote “present” on the bill. Obama geared up into [...]

[...] you’ve been watching this campaign season and wishing that someone would tell it like it really is…your dream has come true. [...]

[...] Paul is the Last, Best hope for Political Humor. I do wish he would have continued the political campaign, though. I would have been more [...]

[...] John, what is the most vicious unsubstantiated rumor about your opponent that you plan to use in a smear campaign against [...]

[...] money people by reaching across the aisle and working with Sen. [Russ] Feingold [D-Wisconsin] on campaign finance reform, whether it being a variety of other issues, working with Sen. Lieberman on trying to address [...]

[...] It is funny that when we had $4-a-gallon gasoline, our elected leaders of the House and Senate didn’t postpone their break. Back then we were taking the financial hit of course and not their cronies on Wall Street. None of us have given millions to their campaigns. [...]

[...] been on a rampage, trying his best not to sound like a candidate that just stepped off the short campaign bus and flailing and failing miserably. This guy has more Bushisms in a weekend than President Bush [...]