They are really the anti-capitalist's capitalists

So this group of anti-capitalist people in Denver are protesting capitalism. Keep in mind, these are the same wackos that want to levitate the US mint in Denver. Well, they are also making a few bucks by selling t-shirts. Ahhhh, the good old US capitalist system at work.
HYPOCRITES!

Do as I say not as I do.

Check out AlGore's boat. I wonder how many carbon offsets were purchased to get him this.

So the guy that preaches to me about my carbon footprint and me cutting back on my energy usage has a private plane, a fleet of suv's and limos, a HUGE mansion and a 100 foot houseboat. I guess that he probably keeps the windows open with the air conditioner running so that he offsets his carbon output. the name of the boat, by the way, is Bio-Solar One. Yep, BS1.

Obama Forgetful?

So, is Obama just forgetful or just full of it?

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) -- Democratic candidate Barack Obama criticized Republican John McCain on Tuesday for taking a page out of "the Cheney playbook" on energy, overlooking his own support of oil-friendly policies that the unpopular vice president helped to craft.

Vice President Dick Cheney, a former oilman, early in the Bush administration helped draft an energy policy that Obama asserted is biased in favor of tax breaks and favorable treatment for big oil. Obama's remarks were an attempt to capitalize on Cheney's unpopularity.

"President Bush, he had an energy policy. He turned to Dick Cheney and he said, 'Cheney, go take care of this,'" Obama said. "Cheney met with renewable-energy folks once and oil and gas (executives) 40 times. McCain has taken a page out of the Cheney playbook."

In stumping Tuesday in this key battleground state, Obama sought to link the troubled economy with Republican policies and offer his own energy plan in contrast. He has tried to cast McCain as more concerned about oil company profits and drilling than an overall energy strategy.

However, Obama himself voted for a 2005 energy bill backed by Bush that included billions in subsidies for oil and natural gas production, a measure Cheney played a major role in developing. McCain opposed the bill on grounds it included billions in unnecessary tax breaks for the oil industry.

I'm going to go with full of it and just doing what he must to get elected. Typical Washington BS. Change that really is not all that different.