McSame Campaign Commits Plagarism

his policies are the same as Bush, now his recipes match food network

Published on April 16, 2008 By The_Politico In Republican

Gee, another example of Republican creativity as the McSame campaign was caught attempting to steal recipes from the Food Network site and credit them as "McSame Family Recipes" on their site.

The McSame campaign immediately began to blame someone else. Taking a page from the GW handbook he immediately blamed an unnamed intern and denied he was accountable for the actions of his own campaign.

Comments (Page 2)

The_Politico

on Apr 17, 2008

Glad to see you corrected your spelling error. I guess you're learning.

Now if you were to develop the capacity for independent thought, you could learn as well. Granted thinking for yourself is grounds to be kicked out of the Republican party.

SilentPoet

on Apr 17, 2008

Considering recipes can't be copyrighted, I don't see it as much of a big deal. (Yes, individual recipes are specifically excluded under copyright law.)

That's what i was thinking.

Texas Wahine

on Apr 17, 2008

Well, I was going to vote for McCain, but now that I know his wife doesn't have any good recipes, I think I'll go with Obama.

MasonM

on Apr 19, 2008

Now if you were to develop the capacity for independent thought, you could learn as well. Granted thinking for yourself is grounds to be kicked out of the Republican party.

Well, firstly you incorrectly assume that I am a Republican. I am not, so you're already starting out wrong.

Secondly, that's a hilarious statement coming from a childish, immature individual who goes around making outlandish, childish, and generally inane comments that amount to nothing more than either hurling pointless insults or parroting left wing talking points, but can never seem to provide any facts or evidence to back them up.

Polly want a cracker?

The_Politico

on Apr 22, 2008

Now if you were to develop the capacity for independent thought, you could learn as well. Granted thinking for yourself is grounds to be kicked out of the Republican party.Well, firstly you incorrectly assume that I am a Republican. I am not, so you're already starting out wrong.Secondly, that's a hilarious statement coming from a childish, immature individual who goes around making outlandish, childish, and generally inane comments that amount to nothing more than either hurling pointless insults or parroting left wing talking points, but can never seem to provide any facts or evidence to back them up.Polly want a cracker?

Gee, I just figured with your low IQ, poor morals, lack of integrity and general idiotic viewpoints you had to be a republican. I suppose you think that if a dog doesn't have a license than its not a dog too.

MasonM

on Apr 23, 2008

If you're going to insist on childish insults instead of intelligent debate you should at least learn to spell. It's spelled then, not than. I'd be willing to match IQ test scores with the likes of you any day of the week. You keep making asinine assumptions which make you look worse and worse all the time. Perhaps it's time you try facts instead, perhaps you'll fare a bit better.

But I doubt it.

The_Politico

on Apr 29, 2008

If you're going to insist on childish insults i

Its only an insult if its not true. Everything I have stated about you is a fact.

I'd be willing to match IQ test scores with the likes of you any day of the week.

You better bring nine or ten to add together so you can have a prayer of being equal to mine.

MasonM

on Apr 30, 2008

Everything I have stated about you is a fact.

This statement alone proves how pathetic you are in regard to debate. You're truly a loser.

You better bring nine or ten to add together so you can have a prayer of being equal to mine.

That's hilarious. You'd probably make a good living in comedy if you managed to show a hint of intelligence.

cactoblasta

on Apr 30, 2008

I'm with Tex. Shit recipes, no votes. It's just that simple.

The_Politico

on Apr 30, 2008

if you managed to show a hint of intelligence.

If I only had a hint of intelligence I would be a Republican. Showing actual intelligence I'm not.

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