not for nothing

Napalm John's Bold Idea just now was putting health records online to "reduce medical costs."
How 'bout we start with John McCain's complete records? Like now.

Sam - You musta been in Groton. Electric Boat.

...long time no see it seems like...

*

-did nothing to me doesn't inspire confidence-

Seriously.
When this is over you should say one thing that Obama said that did inspire your confidence.

Iran's power would've increased if we hadn't invaded Iraq??? What?!?!?!

or perhaps I'm drunk... my friends... my friends... my friends!

Been working (like you) and sleeping (like you) and . . . (like you).

Happy days.

Until the Darkness
- A

Is "that one" the singular for "you people"?

My ears are bleeding!

hope it really pisses him off.

No mention of the smear campaigns yet.....

Happe Talk

What ever happened to `with us or against us'?

does that only work for Afghanistan and Iraq?

I think it is entirely fair to tell Pakistan if they don't take care of the problem, we will.

I would rather we not do it...but if we can finally get Osama, do it.

*****

my friends # 8!!!

Did he pay attention to the trust-busting part? Or just the imperialism part?

♥

~

☮

we getting hot here?

bomb
iran...

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

Get 'em Obama. Shut the fucker down! Brokaw, I mean.

Navy records (on USS Forrestal incident in July 1967) given to the neo-cons to blackmail McCain

What have sealed Navy records given to the neo-cons to blackmail McCain? Plenty, according to eyewitness on the USS Forrestal.

According to an eyewitness to the Navy's worst fire disaster that killed 134 sailors and injured 62, McCain and the Forrestal's skipper, Capt. John K. Beling, were warned about the danger of using M-65 1000-lb. bombs manufactured in 1935, which were deemed too dangerous to use during World War II and, later, on B-52 bombers. The fire from the Zuni misfire resulted in the heavy 1000 pounders being knocked loose from the pylons of McCain's A-4, which were only designed to hold 500-pound bombs.

During the fighting of the fire and while VF-74 and VF-11 were still counting their dead, McCain was helicoptered off the Forrestal to the USS Oriskany, which suffered a major fire on October 27, 1966, that killed 44 sailors. In that event, thousand pound bombs were jettisoned away from the fire but the lessons of the Oriskany went unheeded by the Forrestal's officers, including McCain, who served with the VA-163 Saints on board the Oriskany when the fire on that vessel occurred. On October 26, 1967, McCain was shot down over North Vietnam during a bombing sortie from the Oriskany.

Aug. 29, 2005 -- Bush celebrating McCain's 69th birthday with a cake. Bush and his operatives may have more than a cake up their sleeves when it comes to McCain's Navy record prior to his time as a POW.

The unstable bombs had a 60-second cook-off threshold in a fire situation and this warning was known to both Beling and McCain prior to the disaster. On January 14, 1969, the USS Enterprise, steaming 75 miles southwest of Pearl Harbor, suffered a major fire. In that episode, similar unstable 1000-pound bombs detonated, killing 27 sailors and injuring more than 100. At the time of the Enterprise disaster, the Commander-in- Chief of US Pacific Forces was Adm. John S. McCain, Jr.,Sen. McCain's father.

At the time of the Forrestal disaster, Admiral McCain was Commander-in-Chief of US Naval Forces Europe (CINCUSNAVEUR) and was busy covering up the details of the deadly and pre-meditated Israeli attack on the NSA spy ship, the USS Liberty, on June 8, 1967. The fact that both McCains were involved in two incidents just weeks apart that resulted in a total death count of 168 on the Forrestal and the Liberty, with an additional injury count of 234 on both ships (with a number of them later dying from their wounds) with an accompanying classified paper trail inside the Pentagon, may be all that was needed to hold a Sword of Damocles over the head of the "family honor"-oriented (McCain's persona is supported by his book about his father and grandfather, both Navy admirals, titled "Faith of My Fathers") and the "straight talking" McCain.

McCain is a disused douchebag better off as a colonic. He is not my friend, never will be. He stiffly walks back and forth like grandpa night of the living dead. He is a liar, cheat, and a thief.

Have you notice Grampa can't stand still while Obama talks?

Will he blow?

He is drunk and needs to go home. He is cut off! Send the chaffeur

10:13: McCain misquoted his “hero” Teddy Roosevelt tonight, quoting him as saying, “Walk — Talk softly and carry a big stick. The exact quote is: “Speak softly and carry a big stick.”

10:11: McCain suggested that he opposed Ronald Reagan’s deployment of US forces to Lebanon. In fact, he initially favored deploying the troops and only later argued for their withdrawal making arguments, one should note, that sound an awful lot like the arguments for redeploying from Iraq that he now deplores.

10:08: McCain doesn’t seem to understand that General David Petraeus currently heads up U.S. Central Command and is not at all the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

10:06: McCain just said that if we’d withdrawn from Iraq, Iranian influence would have increased and Al Qaeda would have set up a base. Both of these things happened because we invaded Iraq.

10:03: Discussing when to intervene militarily, McCain mentioned Kosovo. Back in 2000, McCain referred to the conduct of the Kosovo intervention as “the most obscene chapter in recent American history.”

How are we gunna get him? Or at least tell the CIA. He is completely pathetic and he is looking very tired, and very small.

McCain should be killing and he is flatlining.

Obama, is well above the flat line 80% of the time.

When the war hero tanks on foreign policy...(ie. having to defend "bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb Iran")...

He's f-u-c-k-e-d.

It's so silly. I'll invade Pakistan, but I won't tell you that I will. Cuz I know how to get Osmam Bin Laden, but we can't tell you how, cuz that tells him how we will.

TO BAD OSAMA BIN LADEN IS ON THE US PAYROLL, JOHN.

>>Navy records (on USS Forrestal incident in July 1967) given to the neo-cons to blackmail McCain

kinda a long post for the brisk rate of exchange right now...

I feel another `my friendz' coming on...

10:17: Earlier in tonight’s debate, McCain referred to Obama as “that one.”

Video here:

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/10/07/presidential-debate-live-blogging-2/

Is gonna be all wore out. Nasty John has trotted him out so often and rapid-succession tonight.

. . . saw three letters? LSD?

Naked aggression. There it is.

Iraq... John...? Grampy? Naked aggression?

Is Maggiesboy still with us?

or did he pass out already?

Privately, McCain brags that he was the "original neocon." And after 9/11, he took the lead in agitating for war with Iraq, outpacing even Dick Cheney in the dissemination of bogus intelligence about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein. "There's other organizations besides Mr. bin Laden who are bent on the destruction of the United States," he warned in an appearance on Hardball on September 12th. "It isn't just Afghanistan. We're talking about Syria, Iraq, Iran, perhaps North Korea, Libya and others." A few days later, he told Jay Leno's audience that "some other countries" — possibly Iraq, Iran and Syria — had aided bin Laden.

A month after 9/11, with the U.S. bombing Kabul and reeling from the anthrax scare, McCain assured David Letterman that "we'll do fine" in Afghanistan. He then added, unbidden, "The second phase is Iraq. Some of this anthrax may — and I emphasize may — have come from Iraq."

Make-Believe Maverick
</>

"Fundamental."

Both candidates voiced "fundamental" more than any other drinking word by my count.

Sometimes they used it twice in the same sentence.

(It's not the fundamental difference between McCain and Obama.)

10:23: McCain said that when he looks into Putin’s eyes, he sees the letters K-G-B. But in 2001, after President Bush looked into Putin’s eyes and saw his soul, McCain gave him “an A” for how he did in his meeting with Putin.

10:21: McCain argued that the U.S. needs to execute the “same” surge strategy in Afghanistan as we’ve had in Iraq, but Gen. David D. McKiernan, the new top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, “stated emphatically that no Iraq-style ’surge’ of forces will end the conflict there.” (UPDATE: Gen. Petraeus also disagrees with McCain.)

townhalls. I think he excels here-- despite Brokaw.

...to have chosen that f'n phrase.

</>

Treebu blew the chaffeur. Still crazy about her, though.

without bowing down to Israel.

(Wonder if anyone asked: What would you do defend the Palestinians?)

Good or bad, you can't accuse the John McCain campaign of not having a sense of humor.

The Republican presidential candidate's staff handed out cufflinks -- yes, cufflinks -- on Tuesday to surprised reporters with an unexpected decoration on top: a mock presidential seal for rival Democrat Barack Obama and the Illinois senator's web site.

That's not all. On the back, carefully engraved, were the words "The One."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/07/mccain-camp-hands-out-ant_n_132...

Happe Talk

Don't even try to say my friend. You are not my friend! You do not see human beings that are not in the upper 1 % of the richest 'Mericans.!!!!
Please move back to Mars- bitch!

Number Nine...Number Nine...

They look totally Republican.

for leaving me on the last thread fuckers.

And here I am thinking somebody would keep me vertical.

it must have been the Cabernet Sauvignon, but this is kinda interesting...
At the time of the Forrestal disaster, Admiral McCain was Commander-in-Chief of US Naval Forces Europe (CINCUSNAVEUR) and was busy covering up the details of the deadly and pre-meditated Israeli attack on the NSA spy ship, the USS Liberty, on June 8, 1967. The fact that both McCains were involved in two incidents just weeks apart that resulted in a total death count of 168 on the Forrestal and the Liberty

10:29: It’s worth noting that if Iran attacked Israel, there would be no need to wait for a UN Security Council resolution even according to the UN Charter before responding. Article 51 of Chapter VII of the UN Charter enshrines the “inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations.”

10:25: McCain said Russia has to understand that “they are facing a strong and determined America.” Fortunately, from her well-positioned perch in Alaska, Sarah Palin has been keeping a close eye on Putin for any time he might “rear his head.”

10:24: People who submit questions via the Internet are nameless during this debate. Brokaw has introduced them as a “question from the Internet,” unlike the audience members who are identified by their full names.

Nice

"Well, there is one clear winner tonight -- anybody who took the phrase "My Friends" in a drinking game or debate bingo. By our count, 17 "my friends" tonight......and the focus group dial tanks each time."

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/10/7/2237/13351/78/623361

I hope you aren't planning to drive tonight, Maggiesboy.

question is, whose head will hurt more in the morning?

your's from the 9 shots or mine from the two head butts?

A total loss, thanks to the old fool. Please get out the hook!

http://debatehub.c-span.org/
lags about a half hour.

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

>>17 "my friends"

???

I missed almost half of them!

Did you hear that? When Obama said, " . . . people have no healthcare . . . ," the word "no" disappeared.

can't recognize maps.

They have changed so often in his life time.

it all makes sense now.

Where did they get the audience?
Submitted by edna ellen poe on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 10:29pm.
They look totally Republican.
------
Research Belmont University. You will find the answer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belmont_University

Amazing.

Blah blah blah

The Unknown
As we know,
There are known knowns.
There are things we know we know.
We also know
There are known unknowns.
That is to say
We know there are some things
We do not know.
But there are also unknown unknowns,
The ones we don't know
We don't know.

—Feb. 12, 2002, Department of Defense news briefing

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

...were apparently masturbating while Obama was talking

"America Give me another opportunity", what a loser!

And put your rubber pants back on, old man!

Ooooh hofstra. How very snooty! Mccain should feel very comfortable there.

________________________________

“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” –Helen Keller

>>leaving me on the last thread fuckers.

Mhappeow gave you us a heads up...I posted a link...

did you expect us to carry you? ;)

Now watch the media say McCain was great!

You're on a roll tonight. Treebu and I are rolling around on the floor - just laughing this time.

I am ecstatic to have been dead wrong on that one, Toni! :)

Wow...

On PBS David Brooks is being very flattering to Obama.

________________________________

“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” –Helen Keller

Just think -pix of cheek-taters every day. oo-ee-oo

The telly tubbies colors!

pure royal purple.

...wingnuts whining about the lack of an Ayers mention...

When the uncommitted voters are committed, will their health care insurance pay for it?

that one - vidy link

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

it was like all the monkey cage doors were left open before the zoo keeper opens up.

Happe Talk

McCain spilt but Barack & Michelle are working the crowd... That's so cool

Good thing you guys are here or I'd be crying. G'nite!

Really?
Did McCain just refuse to shake Obama's hand?

Late Update: We just looked at the video. There's some room for interpretation. But it certainly looks like McCain left Obama hanging when Obama put his hand out to shake. But before you make up your mind, you should see the video. We'll have it for you shortly.

--Josh Marshall

msnbc is showing post debate obama picture taking...

where is McCain right now?

I wonder if he lit out after the show?

or does no one want to be photographed w/him?

was Mike Murphey at the asteroid passing?

Did he just witness a megatonne atomic blast?

Was he near the equator passed out with a pina colada in his hand?

That's not a normal color for humans.

http://www.polls.newsvine.com/_question/2008/10/07/1966158-who-looks-mor...

that is right. He wouldn't shake his hand. I have that on the recording thingy.

Newsvine - Who looks more presidential tonight?

(from 60th street's post)

Totals of 31,115 votes

14.8% -- John McCain
4,616 votes

83.1% -- Barack Obam

25,846 votes

0.9% -- Tie
276 votes

1.2% -- Not sure
377 votes

700

McCain did make a stronger showing than I hoped for.

I guess they can't all be GWB...

>>700

is that the final `my friendz' count?

and this one - for That One

tube edit out
~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

Atrios has 'em

</>

Seemed to like Obama better.

McCain was begging at the end. He begged the people to put him in office. Desperation?

McCain was more aggresive but not convincing.

Happe Talk

next Debate -- a Jello shot for each `nailing jello to the wall' references?

the republican from McCain's camp said that McCain surprised the campaign by mentioning buying up the mortgages and redoing them.

McCain sprung it o them.

as of about 5 minutes ago

..that is us looking so good and the media agreeing.

Ouch!

</>

>>M-C-V Where are you??

I bet he's standing outside of the debate yelling, "kill him", "terrorist!" etc.

M-C-V Where are you??
Submitted by maggiesboy on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 11:00pm.
----
Ooh, ooh! It's officer Munster!

McCain did not take Obama's outstretched hand to shake but did shake Cindy's hand.

It's 1% of the number of ways people all over the world are going to be screwed when either of them take office...

Huh, huh? Does gbasin need to borrow my putty knife to scrape you off the ceiling tonight?

</>

He's a Chiefs fan. He was hospitalized after the Chiefs were drubbed 34 to nada.

C. Bubba *****
C. Bait ****

C. Bubba wins the Car 54 pun-off!

</>

>>..that is us looking so good and the media agreeing.

remember, you've been drinking heavily.

check the numbers again in the morning...

NO POLL over at FOXnews...yet.

Fuck a duck. The markets on the other side of the globe are tanking again.

>>C. Bubba wins the Car 54 pun-off!

I demand a recount!

I made no pun...

does that mean Crank's pun was in negative numbers?

I can't believe that.

Crank deserves to win this one.

"I bet he's standing outside of the debate yelling, "kill him", "terrorist!" etc." is not a car 54 reference...that I am aware of.

He's one of the brave ones who will flip to FauxSnooze following events like this to see their reaction. According to what he saw right after the debate, even on FauxSnooze Obama won tonight.

Damn, that's the 3rd flying pig to zoom past my window in the last 30 minutes.

</>
As for his friend who got picked to participate in the town hall, she got bumped to alternate. Turns out that she was not sure if she could vote for one of "them", she admitted she couldn't vote for McCain either thus blowing her claim to be an independent.

>>The markets on the other side of the globe are tanking again.

Oceans no longer protect us.

Hammer the Drudge poll

http://news.aol.com/

Obama was really good. I feel crappy though...head cold that Iris gave to me personally.

what were those poll numbers on KO? I missed them..

Happe Talk

Reaction begins
by SusanG
Tue Oct 07, 2008 at 08:06:19 PM PDT
Los Angeles Times:

In answer after answer, the two men can’t resist arguing over their prospective records and how they voted on this bill or that bill, despite the general perception that both the questioners in the hall and the audience in general would prefer forward-looking responses.

This may, in part, be one of the wages of having two senators squaring off against each other –- they simply can’t resist lapsing into the tried-and-true debating habits of legislators.

Marc Ambinder:

Obama's reference to his mom's death was pretty powerful...I think his best moment so far. And he seems much more at ease discussing health care and defending his plan than McCain does explaining or defending his.

Karen Tumulty at Time:

Summing up? I'm not sure this was a good night for Barack Obama, but I think it was a bad night for John McCain. And these last two debates were supposed to be his best ones.

Ari Melber at The Nation:

John McCain did not have the debate he needed on Tuesday night.

McCain's style was aggressive, disciplined and occasionally punchy. He heaped criticism on Barack Obama, blasting his record on taxes, health care and earmarks, and at one point derisively called the Democratic nominee "That One." McCain made over 14 references to the candidates' "records," pleading with voters to put aside Obama's words and inspect his history. ...

Before the debate had even ended, the Republican National Committee was already spinning a disappointing night for McCain. In the 10pm hour, an RNC spokesperson sent reporters a post by Politico's Ben Smith, "Not really a town hall," complaining about the format.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/10/7/22505/0417/4/623419

Trowel?

Updated: CNN (O+24!) & CBS Insta-Snap Poll Obama Wins: Obama-39% McCain-27% Hotlist

CNN POLLS:

38% Dem, 31% Republican

Who did the best job
Obama 54%
McCain 30%

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/10/7/225310/664/1014/623426

tomorrow will be fine I think but it gets worse later.

"McCain got some good shots in with Fannie/Freddie, Obama got a good moment or two betraying the progressives over nuclear power, offshore drilling, and Israel; I'll give the closing statement to McCain, but Obama humanizes amazingly when he's talking about his wife. No insanely bad howlers this go-round. This was, in fact, kind of boring all around.

So, I'm going to say that things are unchanged, which is advantage: Obama. On the bright side, I called the first two debates for the GOP, so for all I know this is going to turn out to be EPIC WIN for McCain."

Translation: I can has hanky?

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/10/7/222320/080/32/623383

Check the sign among the photos--

Hey Sarah! I can see the end of your political career from my house.

KO just reported Obama with upper 30's approval, tie mid 30's and McCain upper 20's. Same as the last debate.

I'm confident by tomorrow, Obama will have a bigger sizeable lead. Can't wait till you check your electoral tally. Will the skinny kid from Illinois be leading by 110+?

</>

Speedy Recovery!

I don't like beating up on that vacuous soul Cindy McCain.

Her soul was sold before she was 10 as far as I can tell.

I just hope she's over something soft!

Let me know how this is going down there in Nevada. IMHO you're a key state. If Nevada swings (and I'm not talking in the legal whorehouse way) to the left, it will be bigger than Ohio going blue.

</>

CBSNews Poll

{{{{DRUDGE POLL}}}} WHO WON THE SECOND PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE?...

MCCAIN
69% 62,959
OBAMA
28% 25,265
NEITHER
3% 3,187

Total Votes: 91,411

AOL Poll

Poll Results

Who won the debate?

Barack Obama
51% 48,518

John McCain
42% 40,006

It was a draw
7% 6,841

Via CBS Online, It's Over, Lights Out, McCain is toast...

CBS Insta Results
Obama: 39%
McCain: 27%

Minds changed: 15% Obama, 14% McCain, 71% Unchanged

CNN BREAKING
Who did the best job
Obama 54%
McCain 30%

Steven R's diary :: ::
CBS Internals

Who can handle the Economy:
McCain: 41% before, 49% after
Obama 54% before - 68% after

Understand your problems: Obama 60 before -80% after
Prepared to be President: Obama 42% before - 57% after

Most voters learned nothing new, felt it was a wash... CNN results in a bit.

Alot of talking heads tonight agree: Bad Format, Horrid Moderator, Boring Questions...

CNN's Analyst cards:

Begala: Obama +16, McCain +1
Borger: Obama +6, McCain +1
Castellanos: Obama +28, McCain +15
Gergen: Obama +5, McCain +2
King: McCain +9, Obama +8
Toobin: Obama +7, McCain +2

TOTAL: Obama: 70%, McCain: 29%... No Contest among Pundit scoring

Even the GOP consultant is honest compared to John King...

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/10/7/225310/664/1014/623426

Submitted by Fernando on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 11:20pm.
I don't like beating up on that vacuous soul Cindy McCain.
Her soul was sold before she was 10 as far as I can tell.
-----
Whereas, gosh darn it, Sarah cut her own deal with the devil.

Who won the presidential debate?
John McCain:
14.90%
Barack Obama:
83.55%
It Was A Draw:
1.55%
NOTE: This is a scientific poll. The results above are for information purposes only, and reflect America's utter disgust with eight years of Republican misrule.

Check out the comments from wingnut central. not at all what you'd expect!

http://foxforum.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/10/07/debate1_1007/

Comment by NoLongerUndecidedInMissouri
October 7th, 2008 at 11:04 pm

If you have a brain - McCain won

Submitted by maggiesboy on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 11:23pm.
...If Nevada swings (and I'm not talking in the legal whorehouse way)...
-----
You have reminded me of an interesting piece of Federal history that foreshadowed the government's current entanglement with bankrupt companies.

We, the people, owned and operated the Mustang Ranch for a time.

>>We, the people, owned and operated the Mustang Ranch for a time.

and I didn't even get a coupon?

Blue by 2%, the 1st time ever! Nevada's state motto is "Battle Born" and the fight is on.

She was a close personal friend at the ranch

Who won the presidential debate? * 913977 responses
John McCain 33%

Barack Obama 53%

Tie 6.3%

Not sure 7.3%

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26906945/

-edit out gif-

http://i35.tinypic.com/dztob9.jpg

does look like what she's saying

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

>>Chubby, did you ever meet Bubbles?

never had the pleasure.

from WRAL

via Eschaton (more polls here)

LGF Poll

Hit it! :)

stealing the election, we never will.

..but I voted on Drudge and refreshed every 10 seconds for over a minute and the Obama tally never increased by one.

Methinks the results for that poll were 'hard coded'. Some of you will know what that means. Others will have visions of porno dancing in their heads.

That's OK too...

</>
G'nite
G'people
G'bloggin'.

just said the smartest things ever.

Barack Obama is torturing John McCain.

seems like it was an Obama landslide everywhere but wingnutland

“Please buy my product"

</>

245 DCMacHead 10/07/2008 8:43:41 pm PDT

I'm voting for McCain, but he really did suck bad. I'm starting to think he's pro-life because this was certainly an abortion of a performance.

What the hell was he thinking with another $300 bln program to bail out people who bit off more than they could chew? Didn't they just pass a $800 bln bailout last week? Didn't we just bail out FNM/FRE to the tune of $200 bln? Didn't we just bailout AIG for $85 bln?

We're going MUCH MUCH lower on the market tomorrow. This was McCain's chance and he f*cked it up.

Is that on Palin's Island?

>>Is that on Palin's Island?

yes, there is a bridge to nowhere that leads right to it.

btw: it sure ain't on marihuana-buttsex island! ;)

>>What the hell was he thinking with another $300 bln program to bail out people who bit off more than they could chew?

that's McCain's base!

I am currently moderating a debate between my cats, Rufus and Rusty.

So far they are unresponsive to my questions.

I wonder if they object to the debate's format?

http://elections.foxnews.com/
Question of the Day
Who won the second presidential debate in Nashville?

John McCain 31%

Barack Obama 69%

Total Voters:32623
This is not a scientific poll.

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

Newsday.com

Question number one, to Rufus: Will you please stop climbing up behind me and poking me?

Chubby Bubba?

You don't want to be stuck between two drunk cats.

From the FOXnews blog:

Comment by SPalin
October 8th, 2008 at 12:14 am

I am really an idiot so please vote for me
winkie winkie

>>did they use the my friends phrase to drink on

lets just say there is catnip all over the floor.

before they break out the rubber sheets and mazola.

>>RUN CHUBBY

too late!

I hope she doesn't have a black eye tomorrow morning, John being a maverick and all. Those republican values can be tough.

New Rule: Goldman Sad Sachs

Bill Maher

http://www.236.com/blog/w/bill_maher/new_rule_goldman_sad_sachs_9387.php

reminds me a lot of when Oral Robert's wife got caught setting up cougar runs on school funds.

going to take off early tonight.

it's been fun!

but all that debating takes it out of me.

The latest FOX News/Rasmussen Reports Poll shows that Obama has made significant gains the battleground states of Colorado, Missouri and Florida, while little change has been seen since last week's poll in Ohio and Virginia.
[ I wasn't going to source this page but the few comments I read are hilarious ]

-The number who said they would be comfortable with Delaware Senator Joe Biden as Vice President increased in all three states where the question was asked for a second time.

-There was little change in the number who would be comfortable with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as Vice President.

raw poll data .pdf
12* Regardless of how you would vote, how comfortable would you be with Sarah Palin as Vice
President?
24% Extremely
14% Very comfortable
13% Somewhat
47% Not at all comfortable
2% Not sure

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

just got in, busy lately.

love y'all!

Latin leftists gloating over 'Comrade' Bush's bailout
More on this Story

By Tyler Bridges | McClatchy Newspapers

CARACAS, Venezuela — They don't call him President Bush in Venezuela anymore.

Now he's known as "Comrade."

With the Bush administration's Treasury Department resorting to government bailout after government bailout to keep the U.S. economy afloat, leftist governments and their political allies in Latin America are having a field day, gloating one day and taunting Bush the next for adopting the types of interventionist government policies that he's long condemned.

"We were just talking about that this morning on the floor," said Congressman Edwin Castro, who heads the leftist Sandinista congressional bloc in Nicaragua. "We think the Bush administration should follow the same policies that they and the International Monetary Fund have always told us to follow when we have economic problems — a structural adjustment that requires cutting government spending and reducing the role of government.

"One of our economists was telling us that Bush has just implemented communism for the rich," Castro said.

No one in Latin America has been making more hay of Bush's turnabout than Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, a self-proclaimed socialist who is the U.S.'s biggest headache in the region.

"If the Venezuelan government, for example, approves a law to protect consumers, they say, 'Take notice, Chavez is a tyrant!'" Chavez said in one of his recent weekly television shows.

"Or they say, 'Chavez is regulating prices. He is violating the laws of the marketplace.' How many times have they criticized me for nationalizing the phone company? They say, 'The state shouldn't get involved in that.' But now they don't criticize Bush for having nationalize . . . the biggest banks in the world. Comrade Bush, how are you?"

The audience laughed and Chavez continued.

"Comrade Bush is heading toward socialism."

[...]

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/226/story/53611.html

I think you might like this one

http://i35.tinypic.com/dztob9.jpg

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

All Night ! What A F*cking Jackass !

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Even got the mouth movement very close.. :)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

via Kos

good for us!

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/10/8/04759/4174/888/623560

surrendered. McCains poor performance in this debate has crushed them. That mortgage bailout comment he made still has them spinning.

Even the jokers at Clownhall appear to be ready to throw in the towel. All except Malkin, of course. But then again, she never really was the brightest penny in the jar anyway.

In March I predicted Obama would win this election by the largest margin of victory in US history (which I think is about 25%). Although I was probably just being flip at the time, it now appears that might actually happen.

I've been aware of the voter suppression efforts, and the possibilities of major election fraud, but everything I am seeing tells me no one is willing to risk serious jail time for McCrepit.

Tonites debate seems to have ended McCain, at least according to many of his supporters.

Sorry I missed it.

Instead of talking about the issues that are most important to Americans, the McCain campaign decided to change the subject to attacking Barack.

We put together an ad to remind voters that it's time for a President who will change the economy and change Washington, not change the subject. Watch the video, then use your grassroots network to make sure people hear this vital message.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc46IeJp-_w

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

She has Toxic Head Up Her Ass Syndrome..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

I just saw the end again.

When McCain is blocking Brokaw's camera at the end,
that is because he has crossed over to Obama, appears to be shaking his hand, you can see Obama pat McCain on the back.
Then McCain realizes he is in the shot and awkwardly backs away.

Then they are circling the crowd and McCain and Michelle cross paths and shake hands. Then a few moments later the husbands and wives are grouped closer together and Obama shakes Cindy's hand.

Yes it looks like Obama reaches toward John and he directs him to Cindy, but to me I don't see any slights happening.

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

Fourth Marriage

A woman, married three times, walked into a bridal shop one day and told the sales clerk that she was looking for a wedding gown for her fourth wedding.

"Of course, madam," replied the sales clerk, "exactly what type and color are you looking for?"

The bride to be said: "A long frilly white dress with a veil."

The sales clerk hesitated a bit, then said, "Please don't take this the wrong way, but gowns of that nature are considered more appropriate for brides who are being married the first ! time - for those who are a bit more
innocent, if you know what I mean? Perhaps ivory or sky blue would be nice?"

"Well," replied the customer, a little peeved at the clerk's directness, "I can assure you that a white gown would be quite appropriate.
Believe it or not, despite all my marriages, I remain as innocent as a first time bride.
You see, my first husband was so excited about our wedding, he died as we were checking into our hotel. My second husband and I got into such a terrible fight in the limo on our way to our honeymoon that we had that wedding annulled immediately and
never spoke to each other again."

"What about your third husband?" asked the sales clerk.

"That one was a Republican," said the woman, "and every night for four years, he just sat on the edge of the bed and told me how good it was going to be , but nothing ever happened.."

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Berkeley Breathed's 'Opus' Comic Strip Will End Next Month

By Dave Astor
Published: October 06, 2008

NEW YORK "Opus" is ending Nov. 2, Washington Post Writers Group (WPWG) Comics Editor Amy Lago announced this afternoon.

In this Sept. 8 blog post, E&P had wondered if Berkeley Breathed might pull the plug on his Sunday-only strip -- given all the hints the cartoonist was making about that in his comic.

"Opus," which began almost five years ago, will be the third comic Breathed ends. The first and most famous was the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Bloom County" (1980-1989), followed by "Outland" (1989-1995). "Bloom County" had about 1,300 clients when it stopped.

Breathed, who has done a number of children's books, insists that this time he's getting out of the comics business for good. He joked in a statement that the best way he can help his country during the current financial and political crisis is to "write funny stories for America's kids. I call on John McCain to join me."

WPWG Editorial Director/General Manager Alan Shearer praised Breathed, saying the cartoonist "pushed all sorts of topical and stylistic envelopes" and "influenced a generation of new cartoonists."

Lago said Breathed is ending his comic with a contest asking readers to guess Opus the penguin's fate. Currently, the character is in prison courtesy of U.S. authorities. The actual solution will be available only on the Internet, not in newspapers, according to WPWG.

In addition to doing children's books, Breathed in recent years has worked on screenplays and novels. His "Pete & Pickles" kids' book is due in stores Oct. 16, and the Californian is finishing a novel for young readers called "Flawed Dogs."

***
Any comments on the "Opus" ending, "Bloom County," or Berkeley Breathed? Feel free to leave them under this E&P blog post.

Link :(

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

By E&P Staff
Published: October 07, 2008

NEW YORK The Federal Communications Commission has announced that it will investigate a Department of Defense propaganda program to determine whether news networks or military analysts violated the Communications Act of 1934 and FCC rules.

Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that a Department of Defense program had ex-military officers presenting the Bush administration’s position on the War on Terror as objective analysis on major television news programs and 24-hour cable news networks. Congresswoman Rosa L. DeLauro and Congressman John Dingell wrote to the FCC to investigate allegations that the news networks and the analysts failed to disclose the ex-military officers’ ties to the Pentagon -- and if that violated sponsorship identification requirements in the Communications Act.

“Given the revelations in the [New York Times] article, had the FCC not heeded our request for an investigation, it would have raised serious questions about their oversight capabilities. I am pleased with today's news, but will continue to monitor the situation to ensure the FCC fully investigates the networks in addition to the analysts,” DeLauro said in a
statement Tuesday.

Con't

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

of Bizzaro World

Free Democracy

“Opening up the health insurance market to more vigorous nationwide competition, as we have done over the last decade in banking, would provide more choices of innovative products less burdened by the worst excesses of state-based regulation.”

- John McCain

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

its time for a president who will change the economy not change the subject.

==

my bad. i couldn't take anymore of the debate after the 1st hour and switched to chris rock over on hbo.

lingerie football

futures way down

crazy old man and his racist lovin sidekick nutjob. from cnn:

A majority, 54 percent, said Obama seemed to be the stronger leader during the debate, to 43 percent for McCain. By a greater than two to one margin — 65 percent to 28 percent — viewers thought Obama was more likeable during the debate.

"Obama had made some gains on the leadership issue even before the debate," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "McCain's advantage on leadership shrunk from 19 points in September to just five points this weekend. If Obama can use this debate to convince Americans that he is a stronger leader than McCain, he may be difficult to defeat."

But,I went after it to all the News websites and voted on the polls..

Obama even won at Faux Noise..
McNuts is history unless there is some type of "Terrorist"
Strike..
Then it would be up in the air..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Federal Reserve reverses course and cuts key interest rate by half-point to 1.5 percent.

futures have retraced about half of their overnight decline. maybe asia and europe was a lagging reaction to our 500 point drop yesterday and not a leading indicator of what to expect today.

at 6 est this morning britian announced a 350B bailout of their banks. they will take the additional step of restructuring the system, something paulson is too chickenshit to do.

spain has announced they will also be taking action but were not specific.

in the words of emily litella, nevermind.

lets see if we get a rally out of this or if the impact is short lived. cramer should be fun to listen to today.

manipulation much?

it's invested and you are moving forward.

In the Cayman Island...... Did you get that internet link to check your balances?

Wax Simulacra
time to wake up.

was in the tank for mcbush.

NBC because McCain threw another fit and wanted to call off the debate.

His excuse this time was NBC moderators. Mamby pamby puss that he is.

What ever happened to "If you can't handle the press how will you handle Usama Bin Laden"?

i understand mcbush has a secret plan and it wouldn't be prudent to telegraph (now there's a modern thought) your intentions to the enemy.

I crashed last night after the debate. It's been raining here all night and that moisture just wipes me out.

Looks like the skinny kid from Illinois did well.

Scarborough not happy! Makes me smile though.

So the FED cut the rate 1.5% Not much more to cut is there?
Seems the markets like it though. And Oil is moving down again.

I'm starting to get a bit more confident about this election. Lets see what poo poo Palin does today.

What's that? Is that like smoke signals? Cavedrawings? Waz dat mean?

I bet he listens to oldies too.

Electric 19 (3-0.5.7.7)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

red crystal skywalker ~ kin 233

DEDICATE in order to EXPLORE,
UNIVERSALIZING WAKEFULNESS
seal the OUTPUT of SPACE
with the CRYSTAL tone of COOPERATION.
guided by the power of LIFE FORCE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
◄ 12.19.15.3.5 ≈ ox chicchan ►

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Global coordinated interest rate cut of half percent
Chris in Paris · 10/08/2008 08:02:00 AM ET · Link
Make a comment · reddit · FARK · Digg It! · Stumble It!

This global move is an encouraging sign that governments around the world appreciate the seriousness of this problem. There is no magic wand or miracle cure to the problems that we have but sitting around and waiting for more failures without action is definitely wrong. Nothing is going to stop the market declines but this may be a starting point for getting money flowing again.
Central banks around the world Wednesday cut interest rates amid mounting losses in financial markets, as the credit crunch continued to seize up lending.

The Federal Reserve lowered its federal funds rate a half a point to 1.50 percent. It also lowered its discount rate as well. The Fed, whose decision was unanimous, last cut rates a quarter point in April.

Central banks in the UK, European Union, Switzerland and elsewhere participated in the move.

The action comes after days of growing pressure on central banks to act together to stem mounting panic in the financial markets.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/27046309

What a beautiful, peaceful photo!

if not, how is osama gonna know when johnny's coming?

$2 trillion in retirement savings wiped out
Chris in Paris · 10/08/2008 03:58:00 AM ET · Link
Make a comment · reddit · FARK · Digg It! · Stumble It!

I realize that the much larger problem today is that the lending system is shut down but long term, losing $2 trillion (and likely a heck of a lot more) is unthinkable. We have friends who have lost 20% since opening an IRA at the start of the year, though that was the figure three weeks ago. It's surely much worse now. Will the market bounce back? Probably, but how long is it going to take to recoup those losses? How many lost months, possibly years will it be? Americans rely on the success of Wall Street for their retirement much more today than in the past so whether we like or dislike Wall Street, we're stuck with the results.

I started my business career working with Japan so I've always had the bubble stuck in my head and today I can't help but think about the Nikkei peaking at almost 39,000 at the end of 1989. Today the Nikkei fell over 9% and is sitting barely above 9,200. Japan has never bounced back from the 1980's bubble. The economic dynamics of the two countries are obviously different but even Wall Street stagnated in a tight range of trading for most of the 1970s, offering little growth.

Now that this is very much a world problem, central banks are all offering plans to rescue their system. A global coordinated effort would be ideal though in such a climate of panic, this will be a challenge. This morning the British government announced a new $350 billion plan to back up the banks and (in theory) force them to lend to consumers and small business. The banks will also have to slash (or cut completely) dividends and "take into consideration" executive compensation, for whatever that's worth. Remember, the UK population is only 60 million, so these are substantial figures.

European markets are falling hard out of the gate (5% to over 6%) so we may be seeing the next round of emergency action in the US very soon.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/07/AR200810...

outside my window and the surround has about 50-60 geese that just flew in. There is a cacaphony of honking right now.

Many don't like birds for that reason. I find it great though toniD. There are three creeks near my house and the birds here are great. No geese though.

if McCain were President that he would actually worry about people staying in their home?

he would worry more about you getting on his lawn

Submitted by Chubby Bubba on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 12:08am.
...there is a bridge to nowhere that leads right to it.
-----
But, but if it leads...I mean, how can...oh, never mind.
-------------------
Submitted by dan on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 7:07am.
...spain has announced they will also be taking action but were not specific.
-----
Does the U.S. talk to Spain without preconditions?
-------------------
Submitted by toniD on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 8:42am.
...There is a cacophony of honking right now.
-----
It's probably a debate. I think that this is an election year in goosey society. Should the new gander lead the "V" formation or will they vote for the old bird who insists on a "W" formation?

Some of the geese from ths AM

A few more geese at pond

that kind of looks like and reminds me of Bend,OR.....

Good morning everyone.

Now that McInsane is way down in the swing states, What is your guess what the next desperation Palin Lies trying to smear Obama will be?

-

And it's right outside my window. There are four buidlings of apartments surrounding this pond. I have a beautiful, peaceful view to look at thankfully.

Ronald Reagan: "Government is not the solution to our problem. Government is the problem."
-----
In my opinion, this could be the most infamously misguided quote of the Twentieth Century.

From this simplistic ideology, the U.S. headed down a road to a glut of MBA's, Yuppies, lax governmental oversight, reduced regulation and an incredible mess.

A thinking person would have understood that Reagan's ideology was flawed, if for no other reason, because it is the "absolute" position of libertarianism. Few questions are answered by an absolute ideology.

On the other side are people like myself who believe in the merit of regulation but not absolute regulation. In fact, absolute regulation is impossible (infinity?) while absolute deregulation is not.

The Reagan quote damns government intervention and enough people bought into it (because hating government is an easy package to sell) for it to have become the mindset of the land for decades.

Thank you for the picture. Off to the saw mill for me now.

Was there really anything new in the "debate" last night? I think not. I don't think there was much substance to it, really - a few jabs, a few fleeting references to "my plan..."

wow--- McSame is a REAL asshole. & please I'm NOT your friend.
What a blow out as far as Obama is concerned. I wish that he (Obama)
would fess up to the fact that Russia did not strike first - it was Georgia
that lit that match first. What about "Clean Coal" didn't know there was
]such a thing-ee. Finally "NO NUKES" @ all. Nothing, nadda -

Well I am officially a "New Home Owner" my god - I have been working
on this for almost 9 months.
I signed the old papers yesterday - jeez I got writers cramp. Now all
that is left is moving stuff in the house. Which as a lot of you know is
a BIG pain in the ass. But this time its a good pain in the ass.

Hope you all are well today - & didn't get 2 drunk last night on drinking
games.

yet again - i shudder when I hear "bipartisan..." have thes Rethugs ever tried to be "bipartisan?" Get a spine!!

Meanwhile, the string of suicide bombings in Iraq continues. All of these are part of the "Surge Success" that McCain continual cites.
_________________________________________________

Suicide bomber kills 9 in Baqouba

By SINAN SALAHEDDIN, Associated Press Writer

BAGHDAD - A female suicide bomber detonated an explosives vest Wednesday in a city northeast of Baghdad, killing nine people and wounding 21, Iraqi officials said.

The attack occurred around 11:30 a.m. in front of a courthouse in downtown Baqouba, the provincial capital of Diyala, one of Iraq's most violent areas, police said.

It was apparently intended to be a double suicide bombing, but a man accompanying the woman failed to detonate his explosives vest and was arrested at the scene, provincial council chief Ibrahim Bajilan said.

"We were inside the court building when we heard a thunderous explosion followed by people's cries," said Abu Mohammed, a 55-year-old lawyer in the courthouse at the time. "We rushed outside the building. We couldn't see anything because smoke was everywhere."

Abu Mohammed, who would only give his nickname for security reasons, said the target appeared to be Iraqi army Humvees parked nearby. He said about five shops in front of the courthouse were damaged.

Baqouba and surrounding areas have been struck by several female bombers in recent months despite U.S. efforts to recruit and train more women for the Iraqi security forces.

The military has warned that insurgents are increasingly using women as attackers because their billowing, black robes easily hide explosives and they are less likely to be searched.

Bajilan expressed frustration with the continued attacks. U.S. and Iraqi forces have launched several operations in the area but have failed to rout al-Qaida in Iraq militants from their safe havens.

"It seems that Baqouba is infiltrated and the terrorists have a foothold in it," Bajilan told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "They have people who offer them safe shelter and carry out attacks."

CONTINUED HERE:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081008/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_iraq

-

on such a dreary day....
hope your feeling good today girlfriend :)

What is your guess what the next desperation Palin Lies will be?
new
Submitted by WisePolitics on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 9:13am.

I don't know but the McCain campaign will pull something out of their butts or continue with the same smears.

They will continue, for sure, saying that Obama will raise taxes.

All I know is that I don't think either one knows how to handle this economy, nor does anyone else it seems.

I know McCain isn't the one to go with because I don't like the way he thinks or has conducted himself in the past. Too hot headed. And I really don't like the idea of Palin at all.

Briefing.com's Stock Market Update

....the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of England, Swiss National Bank, Bank of Canada, Sveriges Riksbank made an emergency intermeeting coordinated 50 basis point rate cut...
-----
I wonder what person, or persons, was the thrust behind the coordination of the above? Someone has been working overtime.

Submitted by Fernando on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 8:49am.
if McCain were President that he would actually worry about people staying in their home?
-----------

If McCain became president, first of all, his need for revenge would have to be satisfied. After all, how dare we put him through this campaign? Why, he is a king. Don't you know that? He should be able to assume the throne with no questions asked. He is John Sidney McCain; DAMMIT!
Therefore, he would not worry about the elderly staying in their homes. As a matter of fact, he would send Blackwater to do the deed.

Let's not forget how he treated his first wife?

TV viewers found Obama likeable during the
debate, only 28% liked McCain

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By a greater than two to one margin -- 65 percent to 28 percent -- viewers thought Obama was more likeable during the debate. A majority, 54 percent, said Obama seemed to be the stronger leader during the debate.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/cnn-poll-obama-won-the-n...

U.S. inquiry shows Afghan raid killed 30 people: report

Wed Oct 8, 12:22 AM ET

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An inquiry by the U.S. military has concluded that U.S. air strikes on an Afghan village in August killed more than 30 civilians, far more than U.S. commanders have acknowledged, The New York Times said on Tuesday.

The August 22 air strike on Azizabad village outraged Afghans and opened up a rift between the coalition forces on the one hand and the Afghan government and the United Nations on the other, which both said more than 90 civilians were killed.

In the days after the raid, the U.S. military said the strike had killed 30 to 35 militants but it said it planned to reopen the investigation into the incident after cell phone video emerged showing bodies of people said to have been killed in the strike.

"The military investigator's report found that more than 30 civilians -- not five to seven as the military has long insisted -- died in the airstrikes against a suspected Taliban compound in Azizabad," The New York Times said.

It cited two U.S. military officials, whom it did not name, for the report.

"According to the new report, fewer than 20 militants died in the raid, which was conducted jointly by American and Afghan forces, and in subsequent airstrikes carried out by an AC-130 gunship in support of the allied ground forces," the Times said.

(Reporting by Mohammad Zargham; Editing by Bill Trott)

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081008/wl_nm/us_afgan_usa_civilians_report

-

ah what a tangled web we weave....there sure is coordination - look at the Boards and what companies hold major(ity) accounts....

(I hear it's not the honking but the 'presents' the canada geese leave behind that makes them memorable.)

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

McCain proposes $300 billion
federal bailout of homeowners

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In the second presidential debate, the Republican nominee -- who has railed against excessive government spending and once questioned whether federal money should be spent to help homeowners -- outlined a new $300-billion federal program.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-mortgage8-2008oct08...

The treasury secretary can buy up mortgages and redo them or help the banks. It's part of the bail out (rescue) plan.

McPenguin
Submitted by 13ben on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 9:28am.

McPenguin is too funny 13ben!

I think McPenguin was channeling the late Burgess Meredith(original penguin) there.

Good YouTube find there.

Oh yes, there are plenty of those all over.

Every once in awhile a man comes with his dog and some contraption of a rope and it looks like an empty flatish plastic container tied to it to scare the geese away. He throws the container into the pool and it makes a sound the geese don't like. The geese get out of the pool and are chased into flight by the dog.

Sandy.....

Congrats on your new home!!! Lots of work til you get settled, but enjoy it!

Stocks tumble at open - Dow sinks 200 points - as enthusiasm over rate cuts gives way to anxiety over underlying economic problems.

Jumped straight back up and is now 20 up. Enjoy the roller coaster folks. You might want to strap yourself in.

Today’s Electoral College Map

There are also three interactive (Java applet) versions of this map:

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

10:59: McCain made zero mentions of “middle class” tonight — the same number he offered in the first debate.

10:42: On Fox, Nina Easton notes that we observed the “sinking ship of free-market Republicans” go to the “bottom of the sea,” with McCain’s proposal of a $300 billion “nationalization” of the U.S. mortgage market.

10:41: CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin: “When he referred to Barack Obama as ‘that one,’ I thought that was something people will remember.”

10:40: Kristol says Brokaw did a “disservice” to the McCain campaign by asking “conventional, inside the Beltway” questions. (UPDATE: Fred Barnes says it “was not a real town hall” meeting.)

10:37: Chris Matthews notes the most “bizarre moment of the night” was when McCain “took a shot” at moderator Tom Brokaw, saying “not you Tom” in response to who he would pick as Treasury Secretary.

10:35: CBS’ Katie Couric noted that McCain referred to Obama as “that one.” (UPDATE: NBC’s Brian Williams notes it too.)

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/10/07/presidential-debate-live-blogging-2/

Palin will sit for two more Fox News interviews; campaign scoffs at idea of a press conference.
Fox News announced today that it scored two more interviews with Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK). A Sean Hannity interview with Palin and John McCain will air tomorrow night, followed by a Palin interview by Greta Van Susteren. Hours after the announcement, McCain spokeswoman Nicolle Wallace — who has already shown her disdain for the media — scoffed at the suggestion that Palin conduct a press conference and take questions from reporters. Watch it: at link

Tomorrow night’s interview will be Palin’s third with Hannity — and fourth with Fox News — though she has yet to agree to talk with NBC, CNN, or MSNBC.

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/10/07/palin-fox-interviews/

Your Failed Foreign Policy

http://www.samsedershow.com/node/3906#comment-266940

or did John McCain's chair look like a giant tower he had to climb up to every time he took his seat? His limbs just hung off of it like the puppet he is?

ircask
sohbet sitesi üzerinden chat ve aşk odalarında muhabbet edilebilir.
sohbet siteleri
sohbet Ask Adminserv Komutları Chanserv Komutları Memoserv Komutları Operserv Komutları Sohbet Komutları AskFm sohbet ekle pagerank sohbet fıkra güzel sözler sohbet ekle
ircask IRCAsk Mirc portal blog irc forum sohbet ekle islami sohbet galeri msn mp3 güzel sözler chat directory
sohbet chat muhabbet
araba resimleri
bebek resimleri
Gemi resimleri
genel resimler
gül resimleri
güzel bayan resimleri
hayvan resimleri
Icon resimler
manzara resimleri
motor resimleri
sapka resimleri
smile resimler
ucak resimleri
Ateşli Bayan resimleri
ask ve sevgi

tiffany jewellery
tiffany uk
tiffany jewelllery uk
tiffany jewellery sale
tiffany jewellery london
silver jewellery
tiffany jewelry sale
tiffany
tiffany jewellery
tiffany uk
tiffany jewelllery uk
tiffany jewellery sale
tiffany jewellery london
silver jewellery
tiffany jewelry sale
ugg boots
uggs
ugg sale
ugg boots sale
uk ugg boots
cheap ugg boots
ugg australia
winter boots
ugg boots discount
tall ugg boots
ugg boots 2009
cheap uggs
uggs on sale
ugg uk
uggs boots
australia ugg boots
Tiffany
Tiffany jewellery
Tiffany uk
Tiffany jewelllery uk
Tiffany jewellery sale
Tiffany jewellery london
silver jewellery
Tiffany jewelry sale