Pictures of McCain Rally without Palin

[Eyelids]

Haha... wait until the buzz around her starts to wear off.

[LibraryLady]

You LOVE huffington post, don't you?:D

[gator]

I doubt if a Biden rally would get more than a couple of dozen people.

[Eyelids]

I frequent it, but I rarely would post anything from it or cite it directly. Very telling pictures though, hard to deny that.

[LibraryLady]

Funny, the pictures say that's where they came from.

[Eyelids]

Funny, the pictures say that's where they came from.

Rarely =/= Never

[YupItsMe]

I frequent it, but I rarely would post anything from it or cite it directly. Very telling pictures though, hard to deny that.

Judging from what looks like bright sunlight coming in it's probably during the day. Republicans have these things called jobs that we go to everyday to support liberals. We also don't participate in polls very much because we have real lives beyond the basement and don't want to take time to talk to stupid pollsters. But guess what? We do find time to vote, which your stoner friends usually forget. Plus, we own the voting machines. :D

[YupItsMe]

I doubt if a Biden rally would get more than a couple of dozen people.

I don't know. I might pay good money to watch him ask the disabled Iraq vet to stand. ;)

[Eyelids]

YupItsMe, it's faily clear that they are in an enclosed arena. Probably used to for basketball or hockey.

[LibraryLady]

Thousands Rally For John McCain
Jax Event 1st Of 4 Florida Campaign Stops

POSTED: 8:42 am EDT September 15, 2008

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- After thanking about 5,000 cheering supporters who turned out before dawn on a Monday morning, Sen. John McCain launched right into his reason for visiting the state: "We must and will win the state of Florida."

By 8 a.m., prominent Florida Republicans including Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton, current Gov. Charlie Crist, former Govs. Jeb Bush and Bob Martinez, and Sen. Mel Martinez began revving up the crowd inside Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena.

"American Idol" finalist Phil Stacey sang the national anthem, then the Arizona senator was introduced by his wife, Cindy.