RWNJ Conservative Views from Cincinnati

I came across an interesting video montage on the musical numbers that have floated around of late.  The most interesting tidbit, which I forgot, is Obama’s Democrat primary comment that anyone making $97,000/yr is “upper class”.

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Momentum appears to have continued for McCain as the latest Zogby poll shows that McCain has a 1 point lead in 1-day polling (48-47).  The three-day poll has held steady (at 49-44 Obama), but that is due to a good day of polling Obama had 3 days ago.  Another good day of polling for McCain will show the three-day poll tighten dramatically.

McCain has made inroads with women, most likely conservative women put off by Obama’s continued support of a “spread the wealth” philosophy.  He has also cut into independents and now even leads with blue collar voters.

The election could really turn into a nail-biter, but then again the disparity in the polls could be evidence that the polls are not indicative of how this race will end up.

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I usually try to look at both sides of things, but Obama is really out of touch right now.  This youtube clip says it all.  It’s got some commentary in it, but it’s the only clip I’ve found with his quote.  It appears Obama is basically saying that anyone who doesn’t want more taxes is simply selfish.  Then he compares taxation to sharing toys in Kindergarten, or sharing a sandwich.

There is a difference between charity/sharing and taxation.  Sharing is an act one chooses to do, taxation is something that is forced.  If I don’t share, I’m just an ass.  If I don’t pay taxes I’m heading to jail.

I also hate to point it out, but Conservatives are more charitable than Liberals.

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The Washington Post has posted the ratings for last night’s Obama “Infomercial.”  The early raings show that it got 30.1 million viewers.  ABC, who did not show “Barack Obama: American Stories” got 6.6 million viewers for “Pushing Daisies” (more than its 5.7 million last week and even more than the 6.3 million it got for the season premiere).  Some further breakdown of the ratings:

• NBC: 10 million (last week: 8 million for “Knight Rider”)
• CBS: 8.7 million (last week: 8 million for “The New Adventures of Old Christine”)
• FOX: 8 million (last week: 10 million for “Bones”)
• Univision: 3.7 million

Numbers are not yet available for cable networks (MSNBC, BET and TVOne) that also showed the special.

It will be interesting to see if this has any affect on the momentum the McCain campaign has had the past week.  We may not know for sure for a few days as polls tend to lag influences such as this.

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BBC News posted an article awarding the title of most viewed YouTube 2008 Campaign video to “Dear Mr. Obama.”  The video has amassed over 11 million views since its posting 2 months ago.  The message is clear and given by an Iraq veteran.

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