This is too funny not to spread around:

There are no free lunches in politics. Barack Obama may have learned that about breakfasts as well when he stopped by the Four Seasons Family Restaurant on Tuesday for some last-minute politicking.

On the day of primary elections in Indiana and North Carolina, Obama trolled for last-minute undecided votes in this Indianapolis suburb.

“Take this, we’ll seal the deal,” a man in a booth eating breakfast with three male companions told the Illinois senator as they chatted about the election. He held up their breakfast check. Agreeing, Obama snatched the bill quickly.

“I’ve got your check,” Obama said.

The man, Steve Czajkowski, 39, tried to grab it back, telling Obama he was only joking and that he didn’t expect the presidential candidate to pay for their breakfasts. But Obama persisted and walked off grasping the check firmly.

Czajkowski, who told reporters the check totaled about $25, said, “I like his message. I like the way he’s running his campaign.”

But had Obama won his vote? Well, not exactly, said Czajkowski, who said he was working as a pastor at the Greenwood Community Church,

“I’m Canadian,” he said.

A Canadian who, perhaps, understands that there is no such thing as “a free lunch”.

I can’t help but think a number 37 jersey would look more appropriate on him than the USMC t-shirt…

Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) defends against a shot by Devin Randle (L) as Obama plays in a 3 on 3 basketball game during a campaign stop in Kokomo, Indiana April 25, 2008.

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Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) competes for a loose ball with Ja’Rob McCallum (L) and Kory McKay (R) as he plays in a 3 on 3 basketball game during a campaign stop in Kokomo, Indiana April 25, 2008.

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Senator and democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama (C) beats Ja’Rob McCallum (L) and Kory McKay to a loose ball during a 3 on 3 basketball game during a campaign stop in Kokomo, Indiana April 25, 2008.

REUTERS/Frank Polich

Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) competes for a loose ball as he plays in a 3 on 3 basketball game with Ja’Rob McCallum (L) and Kory McKay (R) during a campaign stop in Kokomo, Indiana, April 25, 2008.

REUTERS/Frank Polich

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………..I will make sure to vote on April 22nd for Hillary Clinton.

No, I am NOT a 60 Democrat that many of my Republican friends have recently become in the beautiful state of Pennsylvania. I am a card carrying member of the DNC , my friends at the DNC affectionately call me “Comrade Skye’.

It is imperative for Hillary to stay in this race!  We need to steer away from a clearly defined front runner for the DNC presidential nomination until the Convention in Colorado.  I implore all my comrades….er friends in Pennslyvania to cast their vote for Hilary!

Funny shite

Man, wouldn’t this be great to see on youtube?

President Bush brought the 123rd annual spring dinner of the Gridiron Club to a rousing close Saturday by donning a tan cowboy hat above his white-tie and tails singing, onstage, a self-parody of a Texas-flavored country-and-western song. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the better SNL skits I’ve seen in awhile

Now the title of this video alleges that this is from South Africa, really no way to tell, but its funny nonetheless:

Heh….

And in other news Oliver Stone wants to do a biopic on Bush but refuses to tell us his feelings on the subject…

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