The Party's Coming To An End In Obama land

It certainly appears from the latest polling at USA Today that the GOP convention and Sarah Palin's introduction has lit a major forest fire under most of the a**es of the disgruntled conservative base not enamored over John McCain's somewhat liberal governance tendencies.

And with the counterbalance offering the near Communist and Black Liberation candidate Barack Hussein Obama as the only alternative, I guess we can look at this huge 16 point poll swing as the beginning of the end for the loony dreams of Obamaville USA dancing in their empty heads.

So now folks it just may about that time....So What Time Is That?

That's what time it is.

Tell me though that the headline at USA Today posted below is just a little bit of an understatement, as I would call a 16 point swing in the direction of McCain Palin a Tidal Wave, not a little "lift" as they refer to it.

These Media types are not going to have egg on their faces in a month or so after their insanely biased reporting for Obama, it'll be "dozen egg western omelet" time when Barry starts sinking like an Arabic Submarine. when average Americans not in tune with the internet find out how they've been Barack-a-boozled for the past 19 months..

Poll: Convention lifts McCain over Obama -

USATODAY.com: "WASHINGTON — The Republican National Convention has given John McCain and his party a significant boost, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken over the weekend shows, as running mate Sarah Palin helps close an 'enthusiasm gap' that has dogged the GOP all year.

McCain leads Democrat Barack Obama by 50%-46% among registered voters, the Republican's biggest advantage since January and a turnaround from the USA TODAY poll taken just before the convention opened in St. Paul. Then, he lagged by 7 percentage points.

The convention bounce has helped not only McCain but also attitudes toward Republican congressional candidates and the GOP in general.

'The Republicans had a very successful convention and, at least initially, the selection of Sarah Palin has made a big difference,' says political scientist Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia. 'He's in a far better position than his people imagined he would be in at this point.'"

Boy I'll bet USA hated to have to print that story after seeing their poll churn out numbers detrimental to the Obama whitewash, the only positive one's for John McCain's campaign probably for the entire summer from their newsrooms if I had to proffer an educated guess or two.

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