Fight the smears…against Rush and the Right

McCain will tie Obama in Knots if Obama will Show up:

McCain: Obama Who’s trying to kill us?

Obama: Nobodies trying to kill us, your paranoid

McCain: Nobodies are who’s voting for you.

The Debate We Would Love To See

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More on Smears

Obama’s fighting smears campagn is on the move. The MSM is his sidekick and now they are all smearing back with lies and insinutations. At least most of the things said about Obama are true.

Michelle Malkin has this to say:

By Michelle Malkin • June 13, 2008 12:06 PM

The ogling Obamedia is so incorrigibly predictable I can’t even get mad about this crap anymore.

They took a break from staring at Barack’s loins and weeping over his nomination to blame Rush Limbaugh for spreading the left-wing Larry Johnson-spearheaded, Bob Beckel-fueled rumors about a purported Michelle Obama rant– even though Rush, as he noted yesterday, was one of the last to even mention the rumor-mongering:

Then you’ve got tools like Time’s Jay Carney lying about conservative bloggers spreading the reckless rumors, even though it has been conservative bloggers dispelling and deconstructing them. (Malkin)

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The Obama Way is coming

If we don’t unite the Obama way will be the way of our country for a long long time. We must crack that egg sooner than later. Before he gets all the kings horses and all the kings men together behind him. It is unthinkable to see this guy running the military and the country. He will bring us to our knees.

Hugh Hewitt has this to say:

Chicago Rules

Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at 9:20 AM Beltway Democratic insiders can put a happy face on it, but the shift of DNC operations to Chicago is a shocker for the entrenched D.C. elite. If Obama wins in the fall, all the old rules about Democratic hierarchy in the Capitol will be out the window:

The move to Obama’s headquarters puts the Windy City squarely at the center of American politics for the first time since it was the scene of a Democratic Party meltdown at the 1968 convention. Then and now, it’s a city whose central political feature – top-down machine control – is one legacy Obama has taken from his allies in the reigning Daley family. His campaign has been a model of leak-free discipline and clear lines of authority from the candidate and his guru, Chicago-based David Axelrod, through his campaign manager David Plouffe and a tight-knit staff.

Suddenly all of the decades-old networks of interest groups in D.C. are threatened by the appearance of a wholly new group of elites, the Chicago guys.

“Well, we don’t want nobody that nobody sent.”

That’s the Chicago way, and the comfortable power brokers of the left at People for the American Way, NARAL, the NEA and the AFL-CIO should be aware that the ground just shifted. If Obama pulls this out, the Daley machine goes national even as the country goes way left. Republicans won’t be the only ones left out in the cold. (Hewitt)