Evening made? or Evening maid? ;-}

Great to hear that, now if somehow I could have an evening made.;-)

Obama is such an idiot, he assumes everyone is as snobbish as he.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPywKOTQZig

H/T redstate

They are basicly too lazy to make a decision and should not be allowed to vote, as should no one who gets a gov check.

First of all, the undecideds out there who believe that the economic crisis was Bushs’, or the Republicans’ fault, are really not undecided. They’ve been duped by the MSM. So all the time Obama spent chanting about “Bushs’ failed policies” was wasted.

Second, Anyone who liked Obama because of his health care plan would probably do a double take, especially if they hadn’t heard about the possibility of being fined by the Feds for not insuring their kids. I thought McCain put a nice sharp point on that that Obama did not rebut. Americans would, on the other hand like the idea of getting money from the Feds to get the health care THEY want. We always were an individualistic sort.

Third, anyone who believes that Obama would do a better job on foreign relations is also not undecided, so that is a non-issue.

Finally, I think that bringing Obama’s radical background to light is a good strategy, as well as McCain’s reminders that he tends to be a moderate.

It is very unlikely that any died-in-the-wool liberals are going to change their mind. I also hope to God that there aren’t any conservatives thinking of throwing in the towel. Our attitudes and prayers can affect this election!

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.

McCain could have done better. The moment that really raised eyebrows among conservatives was his solution to the subprime mortgage problem – a massive, ‘big government’ project. With this exception, he didn’t do too badly with his economic plan, but I’m not sure he managed to ’sell it’. Of course, he had to emphasize his ‘bipartisanship’ about three times, which got annoying.

Obama didn’t do bad, either. It seemed to me that he failed to answer the first two or three questions he took, and the rest he answered with broad generalizations, no specifics. And he had one or two moments where he tried to break out of the debate format with rebuttals (not allowed). Of course, he made the ‘four more years of Bush’ argument in almost every answer. His biggest gaffe came when, after pointing a finger at the Republicans, he said to the audience, “but you people don’t want to hear us pointing fingers.” Do they teach irony at Harvard?

Most of the postings here are a little heated because McCain didn’t destroy Obama when he could have. No mention of William Ayers, Tony Rezko, ACORN, or any of the other things that would expose the Anointed One as the fraud we know him to be. The old man wasn’t aggressive, but isn’t that always McCain’s problem? He just leans to the right – he’s not really a conservative.

All things considered, McCain pretty much held his own on economic questions (Obama’s strong suit), and excelled on foreign policy (as expected). Obama managed to cloak his socialist economics fairly well, but didn’t boost anyone’s confidence that he knows how to conduct America’s foreign affairs.

Net result: close tie, slight edge to McCain. Though of course, that’s not how the MSM will call it.

I didn’t get a chance to catch the debate.
I have yet to scan the lefty media outlets for their take… but if things are as bad as the eye-witnessed accounts (with analysis) declare on here ……. Oh boy!!!!!

WHAT NOW???

All Barry had to do was to show up and not drop to the floor and start praying to Mecca as soon as the red light went on and all McCain had to do was show some energy and make a case that’s eminently makeble but he didn’t bother and now we’re boned.

It’s the new game, debt roulette!

Of course the real question is, why would anyone pay their mortgage?!?!.

1) Responsible person buys a $500,000 home. They pay their mortgage on time over fifteen years, but home prices drop. They own their home but it’s worth $400,000.

2) Deadbeat buys a $500,000 home. They only make $10,000 in payments before the value drops to $400,000 so they default, and Uncle Sam comes in, buys the paper and reevaluates the loan. Deadbeat now gets the house for $400,000.

Uh, tell me who’s the idiot now, the person who paid their mortgage in full on time or the one who went into default?

It’s a whole new marketplace – buy your home and hope to “short” it by defaulting on the mortgage when the value falls! Way cool!

Think of the fun! Values going up? Time to get someone to open a meth lab down the street.

That didn’t work? Maybe the value of your home will tank if you don’t maintain it at all!

Hell, why paint or mow the lawn if it means you get that new home for a discount?

Get a bunch of the neighbors together to invite a juvenile sex offender to move in up the street and you all get your homes for half price! Score!!

All thanks to John McCain! Yay!

Please remind me, it’s McCain good, Obama bad, right?

I’m still going to hold my nose and vote “for” him, but I’m not happy. Out of 300 million people these 2 are the best we could come up with?