Yes, we can.

[LSPoorEeyorick]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Well, to me they show his realism. He's portrayed as elitist, and intellectually I think he is (and should be), but in terms of real life experience and being able to relate, I see him as a much more "real" person. These pictures show that.

Oh, exactly - that is what I was alluding to. One thing that I really like about him is that he makes a real effort to listen and connect with people, to understand what they need. Photos like the one of him comforting the woman who lost her son in Iraq - a similar photo of McCain would not have revealed the same kind of connection between the candidate and the citizen he's running to represent.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Lovely photos I'm thinking of saving them on my computer.

There's a McCain photo gallery on the same site. The contrast is stark. Of course, it could be a photographer's bias...

[CoasterMatt]

How about this picture? Just what's going on?

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Picture? Could make a great LOLcat-type image

From my crappy camera phone:

[CoasterMatt]

Or this?

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Damn, that cracked me up. Visible mojo.

[innerSpaceman]

Heheh, I love the McCain Palin Graveyard of Dead Ideologies.


As for the photo of Obama with the biggest smile i've EVER seen on his face while the little tyke's face is planted in his crotch ... well, all I can say is I'm glad the link to further pictures didn't work for me.

[innerSpaceman]

This is a little late ... but I think Obama may have just won back my vote.

Although I'd heard clips of it, I finally saw his entire performance at the Al Smith dinner, and, um, he's hysterical. If he can do comedy on top of everything else, I think I'm really going to enjoy him as president (and the comedic part more likely as former president later on.)


Really he's a riot.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Really he's a riot.

Very funny.
Here it is.

[Morrigoon]

Oh, I loved that speech!