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No room in the Inn? You must be middle-class.
Don't worry about Lee, you won't have a problem
getting McCain tickets.
Truly, the lack of tickets must mean that Obama is a rock star! . . . a real celebrity! If I had one of those tickets, I wouldn't want to damage it. I'd frame it and mount it over my fireplace.
. . . right next to my autographed photo of Paris Hilton. (But then, she's a REAL star!)
Real reason not to worrie is that you won't miss anything.
Now you know how Gentiles in Utah feel when they are excluded from the councils of government.
To Rock Star,
So what you're saying is that Obama is well know, well liked and people want to know more about him.
A celebrity.
If I was trying to get elected to any office that's
where I would want to be.
Is Senator McCain's plan then to be unlikeable, unknown and uninteresting? That's not going to work.
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