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The second Presidential debate is tonight, and I feel so bad for John McCain. He vowed to suspend his campaign until the economic crisis was resolved, and of course it's not, at all. It's getting worse: the markets haven't responded to the bail-out, and foreign banks are starting to fail now too. So he's got his hands full putting Country First and resolving this problem for us, his friends. It's not fair to demand that he debate Obama when he's shouldered such a burden in the name of his country. He should be allowed to send Sarah Palin in his place. After all, by nixing the Bridge To Nowhere a year after approving it and then keeping the money for it anyway, she has proven that she's duplicitous enough to step into a presidential candidate's shoes. And she's got the cojones to take on the tough issues in these perilous times, namely, the imminent danger presented by the Weather Underground, doggone it! I'll sleep better tonight knowing there's lipstick on the elephant.


Posted on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at 03:48PM by Registered CommenterSparky Donatello | Comments2 Comments

Reader Comments (2)

Crackskulling drawings, Sparky. That lady's shirt is excellent.

From what I read today, it looks like Obama's beginning to pull ahead.

There's a piece in the New York Times about the descendants of the original Maverick (fellow from Texas who didn't brand his cattle), being mighty wild with McCain/Palin for sullying their name, declaring them "branded Republicans" and no mavericks.

October 7, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterproblemchildbride

I think you need to start liveblogging the debates. I'd definitely read that.

Too bad I chose "my friends" as the phrase to drink to ... I may not live through this ...

October 7, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterCarol

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