Hmm. Before a few words on our impending economic doom, a few notes on the debate, after settling for a few days.
I thought it pretty even between McCain and Obama, even after reading all the commentary afterwards that punditized it for McCain, and polled it for Obama. Problem was, I wasn’t among those who needed [...]
9:06PM — Er, John — Kennedy’s already out of the hospital. But a nice message nonetheless.
9:10PM — Old McCain speaks well about accountability/responsibility. Obama is talking to the audience, not McCain (McC isn’t looking at O either). McC = “change Warshington.” O = people are hurting.
9:15PM — McC will fix economics by reigning in federal [...]
Via.
Letterman:
More succinctly, Indexed:
Cray-zee, is what I say.
This bailout thing is freaky, mad freaky. But this post seems eminently reasonable, and worth putting up in its entirety:
A great quote about the bailout comes from (of all places) the Wall Street Journal:
David Ader, government-bond strategist at RBS Greenwich Capital, notes that it is a politically difficult sell to go to voters and tell [...]
I’ve kept quiet about the Palin phenomenon, as so many others (more visible than I) have been covering all the bases. Suffice to say that it’s a complete joke, but it’s a scary one.
The scary part comes from the same reason that I never really laughed all that hard at Bush jokes, because what he [...]
Via the New York Observer.
The coffee, it came close to coating my computer!
This is awesome.
I don’t think anyone expected slam-dunks out of the uber-primaries, and that’s certainly what didn’t happen. Lots of support for both across the board. Romney’s just flushing money at this point, though, which I find amusing.
(Tuesday)
(oh, and Bowl)
Will be interesting to see what happens tonight, and how the endorsements roll over the next week or so. Republicans look more locked up than the Dems, but that could easily change as well.
As for the Super-Duper Bowl, well, it was odd: for the first time in 27 Super Bowls, a team I [...]
Looks like my guy is dropping out. Not terribly surprising considering the results of Iowa and New Hampshire. He really needed better PR guys.
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