Swing state cartoonists and bloggers: not fooled

Yes, I know the polls are back to a slight McCain lead. But I still say McCain is terrified at what he’s wrought. Let’s both laugh at and circulate the following, and be glad of where they’re from:

These were not hard to find (less than ten minutes) and not cherry-picked: I googled all the newspapers in these states that I could think of in thirty seconds and chose the relevant campaign commentary from today (September 11). I saw no pro-McCain opinions in the bunch, and only a little Broderism.

McCain’s antics (a word worth using, actually: he’s rendered his own campaign not evil but ridiculous) can’t fool everyone. Soon they won’t fool anyone. When it comes to panic, let’s say, with the main guy, “enough.”

[Apologies for any expired links. All these are from September 11 and can probably be recaptured with a search.]

Author: Andrew Sabl

Andrew Sabl, a political theorist, is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. He is the author of Ruling Passions: Political Offices and Democratic Ethics and Hume’s Politics: Coordination and Crisis in the History of England, both from Princeton University Press. His research interests include political ethics, liberal and democratic theory, toleration, the work of David Hume, and the realist school of contemporary political thought. He is currently finishing a book for Harvard University Press titled The Uses of Hypocrisy: An Essay on Toleration. He divides his time between Toronto and Brooklyn. View all posts by Andrew Sabl