Welcome to the Official Drink And Vote 4 McCain site!
I'm your host, Ann, and Help me get the word out! Email! Email! Email! Let them know we’re here to stay (in the white house). http://www.getdrunkandvoteforjohnmccain.com. Send this link to 5 friends and tell them to send it to five more. You know the drill!
When you put together a website, there’s this little thing called a ‘meta tag.’ You use these to describe your website by adding a description, keywords, and other stuff like that. Under keywords, Barack Obama describes himself in this order:
president, senator, illinois, chicago, barack, barck, barek, obama, 2008, 08, presidential, president, campaign, election
Really? You’d describe yourself as president and then senator? Sounds a little presumptuous if you ask me. If that’s not enough, he has president twice. [rolling eyes]
I guess he’s also going after the ‘can’t spell worth a shit’ vote, also known as the MTV vote.
Here’s a screen shot of the code behind the BO website.
As I’m sure you heard, the Obama campaign accepts donations from pretty much anyone with a credit card number. Name don’t match, address don’t match, no problem… just send the money.
Well, their events are structured the same way. No confirmation required. Here’s the scenario I see unraveling (not that I’m encouraging it [god bless free speech]).
You can find Obama events by cutting and pasting this link into your browser - http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/search_simple and find events near you or wherever. Then all you have to do is add a little message like “Hey, can I bring my friends from the office” or “I’m bringing the whole family” or something to the effect that you’ll be bringing in the calvery. Add an email address with something that points to a website like josh.hoskins@nylawncare.com (be creative but be covert) Then RSVP for 73, 24, 59, or however many people you want to “show up.” Then just sit back and imagine all of the cold cuts getting warm and cheese dip getting cold, in anticipation for their ‘record breaking crowd’ to show up.
If you want my humble opinion on this elections results, here it is: The polls are greatly exagerated in Obama’s favor due to early voting. I think that the majority of people voting for Obama have already voted early for him, along with a few McCain supporters who may have also voted early. Come election day, the Obama fans have already cast their vote, and the lions share of the votes on November 4th will swing the majority back into McCain’s ballot box.
