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hmm...I've noticed Johnny boys hair has been browner lately.
True, and something seemed wrong with the village idiot tonight.
He kinda looked like a doll with the makeup.
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hmm...I've noticed Johnny boys hair has been browner lately.
I didn't watch, I gave him up for Lent awhile back and by some miracle, I never felt the need to be embarrassed by him again.True, and something seemed wrong with the village idiot tonight.
He kinda looked like a doll with the makeup.
After all of Ubama's bravado about multitasking, and continuing to campaign, and prepping for the debate, he ends up... GOING BACK TO WASHINGTON.
I have no doubt the debate will go on as scheduled.
The issue is maneuvering Obama, and McCain and Palin have outmaneuvered him from the get go.
They took all the fire from the DNC convention and his acceptance speech, and now they're freaking him out for the debate, and moving him all over the place.
This is better than SHark Week on Discovery!
I didn't watch, I gave him up for Lent awhile back and by some miracle, I never felt the need to be embarrassed by him again.
Was he at least coherent?
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic majority leader, said that Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama should not return to Washington and inject presidential politics into the bailout negotiations.
“We need leadership, not a photo op,” a statement issued by Mr. Reid said.
“Now that we are on the verge of making a deal, John McCain airdrops himself in to help us make a deal,” said Representative Barney Frank, of Massachusetts and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. “Frankly, we are going to have to interrupt a negotiating session tomorrow between Democrats and Republicans on a bill where I think we are getting pretty close to troop down to the White House for a photo op.”
Wow! At first I though McCain had seriously messed up by suspending his campaign to fix this "crisis". Obama had a great response when he said, and I'm paraphrasing here: "What's the matter, you can't do two things at once"?
But now that President Bush invited both of them to Washington, Obama has to go otherwise he'll look like an impediment to the solution, putting himself before America.
Whether you believe what Bush did was a partisan stunt or not, it worked!
Obama, in a very short time, went from having the upper hand to McCain stealing the issue from him. Didn't the polls say that Americans trust Obama in economic issues over McCain? Not after this they won't.
If an agreement is reached tomorrow, McCain will be seen as riding into Washington and rescuing the economy. Obama can only hope that he's allowed a place in the front row next to the President when he signs this thing.
And here's a possible nightmare scenario for Obama: McCain seals the deal tomorrow then trounces Obama at the debate Friday night!
Wow!
McCain sounds like a mumbling old man.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/25/us/politics/25campaign.html?ref=politics
Some of the criticisms:
We need, now, the Republicans to start producing some votes for us. We need the Republican nominee for president to let us know where he stands and what we should do.
Harry Reid is the biggest fool of the day.
Quothe the Reid...
Hot Air Blog Archive Reid changes his tune on McCain involvement - and for good reason; Update: Video added
(note the ABC YT video)
"Notice that Reid never demanded leadership from the Democratic nominee for President. I guess he already knows that would be a futile request." - Ed Morrissey
Bingo!
Part of the problem is McCain's own admission that he doesn't know much about economics. He probably fears a question on the issue during the debate. Something along the lines of, "Hey, John, just last week you were saying the economy is fundamentally strong and now you're like, we're all going to die!...what gives?" If he puts the debate on hold long enough, he'll never have to explain himself.Just a few minutes ago The Mccain campaign made a statement that they wont be at the debate unless the bailout has been resolved. I dont want them rushing to figure this thing out. Mccain could spend the next few days in Washington and still do the debate.