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Update: Palin Rocks RNC, Obama will Lose

It’s been awhile since I updated Iamned, and a lot has happened since then. Obama and McCain had their conventions, Sarah Palin “Assails Critics and Electrifies Party” (NY Times), McCain compares Obama to Paris Hilton, and stocks have been hammered. The reason why I haven’t updated the blog to focus on my favorite interest; mathematics.

Here is a rundown:

There is still no recession and the Iraq surge is working. As evidenced by the RNC McCain and Sarah Palin are true patriots, while Barrack Obama and Michelle Obama resent working, hard working white Americans.

While Obama did win the nomination there are still 18 million Hillary voters whose votes were recklessly cast aside to make way for the The Messiah. Recent polls show that up to twenty five percent of Hillary voters will vote for McCain, and unlike Obama Hillary appeals to working, Reagan democrats which is key to winning the swing states like Florida and Ohio. If Obama really cared about ‘party unity’ he would have conceded to Hillary at the convention since she would have a greater chance of defeating McCain, and she did win the popular vote.

In addition, no one except boo hoo hoo pro-Obama liberals cares about the rising oil, the rising food prices, the Iraq war going on too long, the rising college tuition, the pain at the pump, the credit crunch, the liquidity crisis, the outsourcing, the falling dollar, and the falling home prices.

Millions of students still maxing out credit cards, buying ipods, downloading itunes, and logging into Myspace and Facebook. This fake recession is so painful. Record profits from Google, Apple, and Research in Motion? Must be a lie because according to Obama the US economy is in a great depression and the consumer is ‘maxed out’.

We’re still in the new era of Web 2.0, globalism, consumerism, spendism, and smartism. The era of free market capitalism and free trade is here to stay while protectionism, government programs and entitlement is over. McCain’s campaign is on the forefront of this globalist new world order transition, while the Obama is still stuck in the past. This is why McCain will win.

Boo hoo hoo gas is too expensive. I can’t afford to commute to work. Boo hoo hoo manufacturing jobs are being outsourced. Can’t afford health care and groceries. Pleeeeeaaaase help me Obama.

As I predicted months ago Obama’s intrade numbers would fall. Sure enough, Obama’s numbers are off four points and McCain’s have risen ten points (as of 9/4/08).

I wrote that Offshore drilling would save the McCain campaign, and as a political maneuver Obama has flip flopped on drilling to reflect the growing public demand for drilling to alleviate high oil prices.

The Palin RNC speech will further aid in bolstering McCain’s polling numbers in the coming days. Even the liberal media and major Bay Area newspapers such as the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News are praising it. It was an unequivocal success. The critics are smitten.

And buy the stocks I recommend for the new era. Although some of these stocks are thirty or more percent off their highs they are still very good buys. The demand for coal is huge. NO way PCX and KOL are going much lower. The demand for Arab oil is insatiable. Disregard the cook TBoon Butt Picker’s ‘plan’. Energy independence is a pipe dream. And the purchasing of $750 billions dollars a year of Arab oil is not a ‘wealth transfer’, but a transaction.

After McCain is elected oil will surge to $150, the dollar will fall, and the stock market will surge. The dow could easily see 14,500 next year on a technology, energy, and materials based rally fueled by a cheap dollar. The stock picks of the new era will lead the rally.