Then CNN went out there and breathlessly did a poll Saturday and Sunday after Biden had been announced, and guess what? Obama lost ground. He and McCain now tied 47-47 in a CNN poll. We learn from none other than the New York Times that Biden’s son is a lobbyist and is involved in business dealings overseen by his father, Joe, in terms of passing legislation or authoring and supporting legislation favorable to his kid. On Saturday morning we had a story in the New York Times — I have to laugh at this, too — on Saturday morning we had a story from the New York Times about how, damn it, every year we hear politicians say that we’re going to get the big money out of politics, get the special interests out of it, and then they talked about how much money was going to be spent just at Invesco Field at Mile High on Thursday night for Obama’s big acceptance speech and how all the corporate suites are going for millions of dollars and Obama is going to be up there rubbing elbows before and after, and I got to thinking, how does this happen? It is part of a media template that every year we’re going to get rid of Big Money and that every year we’re going to get rid of the special interests, and we never do. It’s never, ever going to happen, either party. Money is the mother’s milk of politics. It just flabbergasts me to see the same old wizards of smart in the Drive-By Media continue to report every four years something that’s never going to change and then write complaining. This story was sort of complaining about Obama and there’s nothing new here in terms of change.
And, of course, with the selection of Biden, Biden’s been in the Senate longer than McCain’s been in the Senate. Change? We all know what this pick was about. This pick is about two things. Well, it’s actually about three. It’s about the failed intern trip to Europe. It’s about the fact that Obama demonstrated he has no clue on foreign policy, and they need to give him some substance, some gravitas on foreign policy, so they’ve done this with Biden. How do you pick a guy who didn’t get 1% in Iowa in two different presidential runs? And how do you say it’s a good pick, and how do you not pick Mrs. Clinton, who got all those votes, and could certainly shore up areas that Obama is weak? Well, we know why they didn’t pick the Clintons. I thought for sure when I asked them to give me Biden that they’d see that as a sign, ‘Don’t do it, don’t do it, Limbaugh is prepared, don’t do it,’ but they came through. I don’t know if you saw their speech on Saturday afternoon, their coming-out party where Obama introduced Biden as the next president and Biden started making fun of his wife’s education and then said he was just joking. They used the term Scranton, Pennsylvania, five times, between them. Do you see that? You know why?
Then Madonna, with her, ‘Look at me, I’m a new whore at age 50 tour,’ comes out and compares McCain to Hitler and Obama to Gandhi, and the McCain camp’s right in there fighting back. And then Ted Kennedy is going to show up tonight. He’s in Denver. They’re going to have a big video. This night — tonight — is going to be big. They’re going to have Michelle (My Belle) and I’m wondering — no, I’m not going to mention this. That would be totally sexist to mention this. I’m just not going to do it. Is she pregnant? She’s wearing stuff that makes her look pregnant. I’m just wondering if she’s going to announce it tonight in her speech at the Democrat convention. It’s just a wild guess, ladies and gentlemen. And then, we all remember that the Senate, the House government congressional hearings have been looking into baseball and steroids. The reason is that they’re unnatural, that they’re cheating, all these athletes using steroids to give themselves an unfair advantage over the non-cheaters. Why are Joe Biden’s hair plugs any different? Joe Biden now has an unfair advantage in the game of politics with hair that is not where God intended it to be. It’s just so unfair to Dick Cheney, for example. It’s all the more reason for McCain to rise above all this and pick a vice president with lots of hair.