David Buckner Faints, Passes Out Live On “Glenn Beck” (VIDEO).

I fell lightheaded after watching even the shortest clips of Mr. Beck.

In the skit each man tries to retell how horribly unbearable their childhood was until the conversation goes from tragic to absurd.  Frankly, this campaign seems to doing the same thing.  Here’s the clip for your enjoyment:

[T]hey’re in charge of the U.S. Senate so if they want to they can really get in there with the senators and make a lot of good policy changes that will make life better for Brandon and his family and his classroom.

Once again Gov. Palin you are quite wrong.  Or at least over stating things.  As VP you break ties in the Senate.  You don’t get to be a legislator.  You shouldn’t be influencing the work done on the floor any more than you should be telling the Supreme Court how you think the rulings should go for the day.  If you can’t understand the most basic of your Constitutionally restricted tasks, please pack up the bus and head back to Alaska.  You aren’t ready for this and the more you try to pretend the more America loses its ability to function in the world.

These pathetic losers should be charged and made to realize just how idiotic their actions were.

Let me give some math related advice.  If you apply factor X to situation Y and the resulting trend is Znegative, to obtain a Zpositive result you may need to stop applying factor X.  This is especially true if your audience P expresses their disgust with your factor X.

By the way Gov. Palin, continuing to press the socialist edge while you handed out more private sector and government money to the tax payers in your state than any other state, might just qualify you for the socialist for beginners discussion list.

Look, I doubt if Colin Powell is equipped to do a whole lot of political prognostication. That’s what you guys do, right?

It’s funny that the campaign can respect an individual’s opinion when it benefits them, but when it swings the other way that person immediately becomes less than credible.  Davis even went so far as to say that Powell’s description of the McCain tactics as of late as demagoguery;

John McCain tried to point out how people should be informed about Barack Obama’s background, including his relationships with domestic terrorists like William Ayers. People are going to form these judgments. It’s great fodder for us to debate every day. I think it’s fun

I guess we shouldn’t be surprised that Davis finds attacking his opposition with unethical ploys as “fun.”  It’s ok to endanger a political figure by inciting already tense citizens with calls of terrorism and baby-killing.  The RNC should be much more mindful of how they throw around the “socialist” tag when referring to Obama.  For most Americans there isn’t too much of a gap between being socialist and being a communist.  In fact, for most there is no difference.  To those few, either case makes them un-American.

Davis might want to take a step back from his conservative soap-box and work on using some tactics other than the most recent childish theatrics.   I think this recent turn  has exhibited that  too much unchecked defense truly becomes offensive.  I wonder if Rick hand counts his take away money from his interesting investment histories?  I heard there’s alot of cocaine on those bills.  That may explain how touchy he is as of late.  Maybe it’s just because his advice is equaling negative numbers.

The real thing that makes me angry is how flippant Rick Davis can be on Gen. Powell’s observations.  Why should anyone believe what Rick Davis has to say on any issue?  What’s his experience?

The real issue in this statement, is on how much she continues to pull away from her running mate.  I guess no one explained to her yet that a VP candidate is there to support the policies and stances laid out by the current campaign.  Even though you may disagree, airing out your grievances on national news fronts probably makes you look a bit naive and a bit politically immature.

Here we see Pat Buchanan cherry-picking slights on Gen. Powell’s endorsement of Barack Obama.  To claim that Powell made his selection primarily for race is insulting, and blatantly meant to cause more racist badgering.

Joan Walsh was right to claim that his assumptions were “beneath him” but I would say that they aren’t unexpected.  Buchanan has assumed that immigration allows for too many “non-whites” to enter into our country, thereby creating a “third world” state for our future generations.  It’s funny that my skin color may be much like that of Mr. Buchanan, but I couldn’t be farther from him in identity.  I guess this just proves that race can only unify you so far, intelligence makes a stronger glue than melanin.