McCain Announces a Game-Changing Endorsement

By Matthew DeLong 10/15/08 8:40 PM

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Shortly before the final presidential debate here at Hofstra University, the McCain campaign announced a potentially race-altering endorsement that could be just what the doctor ordered to revive Sen. John McCain’s beleaguered bid for the White House.

I don’t think this is a joke:

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Today the McCain-Palin campaign announced the endorsement of Eduardo Verastegui, one of today’s fastest rising Latino stars. Best known for his starring roles in the 2006 movie “Bella” and other Mexican soap operas, Verastegui was voted by People en Espaol [sic] as one of the “50 Most Beautiful People” in the world. He has made appearances in the popular TV series, “Charmed,” as Mr. Right, and in Jennifer Lopez’s “Ain’t It Funny” video and her new perfume commercials.

First Daddy Yankee, and now Verastegui.

Sen. Barack Obama had better not be taking the Latino vote for granted.

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Kwaayesnama 2 months ago 1 point
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Hispanics are not stupid!
In 26 years John McCain voted against increasing the minimum wage 18 times.
In the same 26 years he voted for tax breaks for the wealthiest 2% of America 27 times.
Why should that matter to you? McCain believes in a trickle down economy. You know if the wealthy get wealthier they will share with you. Obama believes in a trickle up economy, higher salaries for workingmen and women. When they earn more money they are able buy or keep homes, resulting in more employment in building trades. They buy clothes for their children, resulting in more Wal-Mart and GAP jobs. They will purchase new trucks and cars that will keep auto workers employed. They are able to keep their internet provider so they are able to purchase items on Ebay. Now what is better for this nation a trickle down economy or a trickle up economy? This republican is voting for Obama because we have tried a trickle down economy for eight years and look where this nation is now! Could it get any worse with Obama/Biden? I am a Arizona Republican and I will be voting for the intellectual ticket, Obama/Biden.

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