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Branding a Candidate

By Nate • Jun 25th, 2008 • Category: Advertising, General Sod, Media, Politics
Branding a Candidate

We are all consumers. It could be argued that we can more readily recognize major corporate brand symbols, such as Nike’s Swoosh, McDonald’s Arch and Apple’s…well, apple than we can recognize the current president, George Washington, how many Senators there are, or just about any other benchmark of Americanness. We are fast becoming less American [...]



Obama vs. McCain: Who be the Next President? (Share your thoughts)

By admin • Jun 7th, 2008 • Category: Politics
Obama vs. McCain: Who be the Next President? (Share your thoughts)

Welp, as predicted, it’s Barack ‘Osama’ Obama vs. John ‘Survived-the-Civil-War’ McCain fighting for the title of El Presidente of the once-great US and A.
Predictions?
This pundit-in-training is calling this one for Obama, and here’s why:
The average voters, aka ‘Joe and Suzy Six-Pack’ are heavily influenced by the media to determine which candidate he/she would like to [...]



On to the General

By Nate • Jun 4th, 2008 • Category: General Sod
On to the General

Despite what Hillary says, I’m moving on. We now have both of the nominees for the general election (and don’t forget Bob Barr, Libertarian! Ooo, and Ron Paul…something.) and it’s time to start making a decision.
So, who’s it going to be, America? The guy on the left or the guy on the right? It’s not [...]



Ten words I never want to hear again after this primary.

By Erik Hagen • May 6th, 2008 • Category: Politics
Ten words I never want to hear again after this primary.

I am hoping against hope that today will bring an end to the Never-ending Democratic Primary That Technically Ended Two Months Ago But SHHHHH Nobody Tell That To Hillary Clinton Because She’ll Get Super Pissed. I’m hoping for a definitive ending, but then again, I’m not stupid enough to actually believe it’ll happen, being that [...]



The Angry White Man: Silent No More!

By idyllicmollusk • Apr 7th, 2008 • Category: General Sod, Politics
The Angry White Man: Silent No More!

I am intimately familiar with the Angry White Man(1), and I have been inspired by Gary Hubbell to lend a voice to this forgotten and silenced voting bloc(2). The Angry White Man is, as Gary so truthily puts it, “almost in fear of losing [his] constitutional rights through political correctness”.
This election, we have the historic [...]



Presidential relations

By Erik Hagen • Mar 27th, 2008 • Category: General Sod, Obscure, Politics
Presidential relations

You’re probably like me and thinking to yourself that this election season has been way too focused on the important issues. Why can’t it instead focus on inconsequential bullshit? Well, fortunately for us, the AP is on the job.
Obama Related to Pitt, Clinton to Jolie
By DENISE LAVOIE – 9 hours ago
BOSTON (AP) — This could [...]



Sod Previews “Super Tuesday”

By Nate • Feb 4th, 2008 • Category: Politics

Man, what an exciting weekend! I mean, it had everything- pageantry, excitement, suspense and even the requisite cathartic release. Wow. I’m still trying hard to recover.
Of course, I’m talking about the lead-up to what politicos call “Super Tuesday” and what New Orleanians call Mardi Gras, which is French for “let’s get shit-faced and throw colorful [...]



Obama vs. McCain in 2008 Presidential Race?

By admin • Jan 31st, 2008 • Category: General Sod, Politics

As the Presidential race narrows, it’s starting to look like it will be Obama v McCain in November. Sounds great, right? The better candidate from each party duking it out for ownership of the once great nation we call U.S. and A… Not so fast!

What if the McCain ticket reads ‘McCain/Giuliani - 911 Foreva’?
and not [...]



What Does Iowa Mean, What Does New Hampshire Bring?

By Nate • Jan 7th, 2008 • Category: Politics

I’m not going to pretend that I’m about to give you some in-depth political observations that you couldn’t find over at Salon.com or the New York Times or The Daily Kos or The National Review. I’m most certainly not smart enough to crunch all of the numbers and I’m not enough of a seer to [...]