Ankarlo: Thu Nov 29, 2007

It’s Red V. Blue Thursday and the premiere of the Ankarlo Political Death Match.  It’s a no-holds barred verbal bout to determine supremacy.  Who’s candidate can stand up to the test?  This is a contest that involves you and your love for one of the candidates.  In the first round of Week One Chuck called in for Congressman Ron Paul battled it out with Robert, who supports Senator Fred Thompson.  Thompson came on late, but Paul managed to hold him off winning round one.  In the second round, Paul (the survivor) took on Daniel, representing Senator Hillary Clinton.  Hillary came to play, but Paul defended his round one crown and is one step closer to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.  Chuck will come back next week to defend Congressman Ron Paul.  Do you have what it takes to knock him off?  Week Two of the Ankalro Political Death Match will kick off next Thursday, December 6th at 10 a.m.  Mark it on your calendars and make sure you set an appointment to represent your candidate and win an Ankarlo Prize Pack.

 

 Congratulations Chuck aka Ron Paul.  Who’s next?

  Sorry Fred.   Nice try Hillary.

Where are the rest of you?

Darrell also wonders if calling someone illegal is the same as calling a black person the n-word.  A local activist said it is.  Though there is nothing about the word illegal that signifies race or creed.  If this is the case, is there something else we can call illegal immigrants?  Darrell ponders over the word cheaters.  Others suggest terms like infiltrator, sovereignty terrorist or border jumper.  But, shouldn’t you call a spade a spade?

Non-verbal communications expert, Dr. Barry Goodfield joins Darrell to talk about the body language used during last night’s Republican You Tube debate.  Fritz Wenzel from Zogby International also discusses their latest poll numbers on the Ankarlo Power Poll.  Sen. Clinton is trending downward, while Sen. Obama is gaining.  On the Republican ticket, Gov. Huckabee is making some moves in Iowa while Mayor Giuliani is holding on to a national lead.  Gov. Romney is showing strong support in New Hampshire and in South Carolina while Sen. McCain continues to struggle. 

Meanwhile, someone in the Valley has been spending their time driving their Lamborghini 219 miles per hour while filming it.  Watch it below, but PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT!