political ads

i know i have stressed the importance of voting over the short and greatly-viewed history of this blog. by no means, however, am i supporting the use of political ads. i can't even watch tv anymore... and if you know me well enough, that takes drastic measures. for the love of pete candidates, stop ruining our relaxation time by telling us who lied or what your favorite color is... i don't f**king care! mark kennedy and patty wetterling can both suck my balls... you both are horrible candidates! who gives a damn if john kline carried some stupid briefcase for presidents or teresa daly has an outdated haircut and wardrobe... i'd vote for doug williams (who you say, that is the Independence candidate who, thank God, can't afford to advertise on tv or even his own website!). and what can you say about kerry and bush... shut the hell up! i'm voting kerry but i still hate his ads.

how about the swift boat vets... thanks guys for contributing no evidence lately and putting your own pictures into an ad. i never cared what you guys looked like, and frankly, i don't see how saying kerry is a liar based on the word of mouth of a bunch of conservative bastards is good enough to pass sensors. remember, moveon.org was not allowed anti-bush advertising during the super bowl this year.

finally, wtf is going on with "I'm Teresa Daly, and I approved this message." you are a former member of a city council in a suburb, you are not running for President of the United States. shut up... all of you! i hate the message approval line, and no matter if it is law or not, it has to go.

rant, rant, rant... that's only thing i do well. just wish some other people would contribute