Pat Dollard

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Barry, Barry, Barry, you stupid puke…We told you earlier today about the newest Barry Insane ad mocking John McCain’s age alleging him to be a non-hip, old fogey, non-user of a computer the fact of which would basically imperil the world from their perspective…in fact, here’s the ad real quick:

The fact of the matter is that it would be extremely difficult, physically, for John McCain to actually type anything on any keyboard, because he was beaten so severely as a POW, while serving his country during wartime, that he lost use of his finger dexterity.

Major Gaffe by Obama campaign…again.

Fuck ‘em.

Fuck You Barry, you pig.

This from the Jonah Goldberg over at National Review today:

Yep. The day after 9/11, as part of its “get tough” makeover, the Obama campaign is mocking John McCain for not using a computer, without caring why he doesn’t use a computer. From the AP story about the computer illiterate ad:

“Our economy wouldn’t survive without the Internet, and cyber-security continues to represent one our most serious national security threats,” [Obama spokesman Dan] Pfeiffer said. “It’s extraordinary that someone who wants to be our president and our commander in chief doesn’t know how to send an e-mail.”

Well, I guess it depends on what you mean by “extraordinary.” The reason he doesn’t send email is that he can’t use a keyboard because of the relentless beatings he received from the Viet Cong in service to our country. From the Boston Globe (March 4, 2000):

McCain gets emotional at the mention of military families needing food stamps or veterans lacking health care. The outrage comes from inside: McCain’s severe war injuries prevent him from combing his hair, typing on a keyboard, or tying his shoes. Friends marvel at McCain’s encyclopedic knowledge of sports. He’s an avid fan – Ted Williams is his hero – but he can’t raise his arm above his shoulder to throw a baseball.

In a similar vein I guess it’s an outrage that the blind governor of New York David Patterson doesn’t know how to drive a car. After all, transportation issues are pretty important. How dare he serve as governor while being ignorant of what it’s like to navigate New York’s highways.

(National Review)