Eula Criswell, of Denver, listens to the National Anthem during the Early Vote for Change Rally with Barack Obama at Civic Center Park in downtown Denver, CO. Criswell said she was going to vote immediately following the rally.
Posted on 10/27/2008 7:18:05 AM PDT by Mr. Silverback
Here's the photo and the caption:
Eula Criswell, of Denver, listens to the National Anthem during the Early Vote for Change Rally with Barack Obama at Civic Center Park in downtown Denver, CO. Criswell said she was going to vote immediately following the rally.
That she can sleep standing up? I worked with this black man that slept standing up too and every time you woke him up he would open his eyes and say he was praying. Ha ha, it was a big joke in the office till we found ouselves doing our job and his too.
Looks photo shopped to me.
Then again, that's par for the course at an Obamination rally.
Are they the good looking ones you see on TV or the kind that populate seattle and look like Michael Moore w/o the beard
He’d make a better President than Hussein 0bama ... and he’s every bit as “native born” as The Big Zero!
They’re hands, like Obomba’s hands while listening to the National Anthem, are covering that part of their body they believe most important.
Is it me or does this fool always looked bored and tired.
She has three eyes
This is an Obama tactic. Have a rally near an early voting location so people can listen and then vote. It is happening in several battle ground states. Early voting should be abolished.
No hands over hearts, hats still on.
NO RESPECT!
To much syrup.
no early voting on weekends
Yep, she’s sound ASLEEP!
Are you sure it was our National Anthem? I wouldn’t be surprised if it actually was the Internationale.
No, if it was the Internationale, that crowd would have stood erect, teary eyed, with their hand over their heart....
Oh Damn, Aunt Jemima has fallen on hard times, and is living homeless in Denver, and is trying to remember the land of Syrup and Pancakes and God Bless America times.
I'll tell you what's wrong with it - it's not a photo of Palin in blue jeans.
Um - we give up, already.
I think that woman is dead.
No, what's surprising is the number of people at a NASCAR race or Baseball game who do not put their hands over their hearts or remove their hats during the playing of the National Anthem.
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