Obama and McCain Yuk it Up at Al Smith Dinner

Excellent! Now why can’t these two candidates take this same spirit to their campaigns!
I love it. Now THAT’S honor and dignity. Good job both of you!

Jockularity! Jockularity!-father francis mclcahy
now while they are all having dinner and having fun.
leta all of us get back to the REAL issues of this elections
how much health insurance are you going to lose it we don’t find obama’ birth certificate.
do i want to send my child the the university bill ayers teaches at,
she looked up the unversity and said, mom, it looks like a decent school to me?
pretty good?
but honey, i don’t care about that, bill ayers works there, check to see how many bombs have gone off there is the last 10 years?
My daugther: mother, i wish you would go back to talking about the healtcare, and college, and get off this other stuff-please you are going to make your self sick, oh no daugther we cannot afford that, but how can i vote for someone who nows a school teacher who use to bomb places, mccain did tell us ayers was an old washed up terroist, but he might still be dangerous, and most of all I CAN’t take a chance on him spending the night over at the white house.
last night mccain said obama launched his political career in ayers house,
obama said i did not launch my political career in ayes house i started in in a hotel.
mccain said that is a lie,
now folks who are you going to believe ont this one? mccain or obama? maybe mccain was there, maybe he has someone who was there, maybe he can get them to come forth.
oh my god, there is go again talking about things that don’t have anything to do with me.
Jockularity! Jockularity!

Yes, it was wonderful to see. The reality of the mcnasty campaign makes a sad contrast.

Both guys were so funny! It was refreshing to see. They had me laughing so hard.

I thank God every day that I am not a fear mongering, hateful Republican. Jesus was definitely a Democrat. McCain and Obama did a great job tonight! Bravo to their writers.

I’m so glad I’m not a Repbulican.
I would be to embarrassed to call myself
that name. Destroy our country and say
such hateful things about another
American. McCain and Palin are such
losers.
I can’t stand to look at McCain or Palin.

I appreaciate the maturity that both have shown in this event. They should carry on onto the campaign trail the same spirit. Whatever happens, America must learn that we need to change course of the policies. We are headed in the wrong direction. Let us not forget that!!!

BREAKING NEWS
Actually I just investigated the meaning of the name BARAK- it’s a swahili name for BLESSING. So All of you Christian Conservatives who are busy trying to anoint your own…remember what happened to Jacob in the Bible. You might find yourselves fighting the will of God. Besides I am not endorsing Obama, I am just saying pray and intercede

BARAK means GOD’s BLESSING in Swahili. eeeee… Maybe we staunch Conservatives have been wrong? especially with the Sarah Palin issue. I am now thinking twice. I need to pray for my own revelation. God help us

Sharbo, unfortunately, you wrote: “I thank God every day that I am not a fear mongering, hateful Republican.” As a Republican, I can truly say that I am not a fear-mongering hateful Republican either. I do not bother to thank God every day that I am not a fear mongering hateful Democrat. Then you went on to say, “Jesus was definitely a Democrat.” Yeah, right, and a community organizer as well. Give it a rest. Jesus was apolitical and should not be invoked in this flippant way. Jesus would find the best in all of us and would minister to all in a truly nonpartisan way. neither party should try to disparage the other by claiming that Jesus would take sides in that way.
Then, more coherently, you concluded: “McCain and Obama did a great job tonight! Bravo to their writers.” Yes, they both did well. I do think that McCain is a more natural comedian and did an even better job. Yes, they had good writers but they also added their own personal styles.

Grow up. Tell Bush and Cheney to
grow up. They have made a mess
and I and all of America have to clean
it up. Tell that to all the soldiers
families that they will never see their
precious loved ones again on
earth because of Bush.
One night does not make it right.
I don’t know about all of you but when
I think of our military it makes me cry.
What Bush has done to them for Lies and
Greed. He used them for his own greed.
Sad!!! One night does not make it right.

I wish our soldiers could do it too!!!
Think about them!!!!!!!!!!!

Did Joe Six Pack owe any taxes and did he have a license to drink beer???

Try talking to a real Soldier once in a while. Most of us support what we’re doing in the Middle East. We’ve done a lot to help over there. We’ve done a lot to help the people. Don’t be sad for us because we’re proud of what we’ve accomplished so far.

Democrats caused the Financial Crisis!! —- The Financial crisis was caused by the housing crisis, and housing crisis was caused by the corruption in Fannie-Freddie, and Fannie-Freddie has been run by Democrats for 20 YEARS, then McCain’s attempts to curb and regulate Fannie-Freddie in 2005 were BLOCKED, and now we know that Democrats Obama, Dodd, Kerry are the top three in contributions from the Fannie-Freddie lobbies, AND look at the Democrats Franklin Raines (OBAMA CAMPAIGN), Jamie Gorelick, and Jim Johnson who RAN Fannie-Freddie and RAKED IN $ MILLIONS in CEO bonuses proven to be CORRUPT when the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight’s report came out in 2006 —- All fingers point to DEMOCRATS!!!! — DON’T REWARD DEMOCRAT CORRUPTION —- Vote McCain-Palin!!!!!

It was very funny from both – thanks for the laughs.

Both McCain and Obama did a good job. It was funny and enjoyable.

Ya it was a nice break from the usual, wont really affect the elections…just good fun, i enjoyed the change.

It is amazing how even in his pathetic attempts at humor, Sarah Palin was STILL getting under Obama’s skin.
He must have mentioned her “palling around” phrase at least twice, the “Russian Tea Room,” and of course, the “lipstick” and “pit bull” remarks.
Palin sees right through his great facade, which scares him to death, and she has been the only one in the entire campaign who calls him out on his b.s.

If anyone turns this event into something like all the other blogs, and makes it an argument, you might as well leave. This was a non-political event, and I think both candidates did very well.

Bama wasn’t funny.
McCain was hilarious.
Bama didn’t like McCain’s humor either, which was evident by the look on his face. I also thought the looks of Couric and Williams were just a priceless.
Hillary LOVED McCain.
Judging by applause in the room, so did most of the crowd, to be expected at a Catholic dinner.
McCain paid GREAT tribute to Obama at the end, quite a few minutes worth, all Obama could muster was the war hero 10 second clip, as usual.
OH, did you hear, an Obama supporter taken out by the FBI at a Palin rally today.
Seems the left doesn’t like to talk about it’s own rally disruptions, or t-shirts for that matter.

Eddie, I agree. Forget the flame and slander and look at the issues.

Badger, and that “my friend” is why your candidate is losing.

Independant John
That,and the liberal media.

Obama’s economic plan = Trickle down poverty for most all…..Obama and his corrupt friends will get rich off socialism.

I watched the Alfred Smith dinner and, as a person completely engaged by the race for President of the United States, felt my heart lightened by the humor and bipartisan sprit of the evening.
Both candidates had fabulous speech-comedy writers and were VERY funny.
Incredibly funny, actually.
Unfortunately, I was unable to watch the keynote speeches on MSNBC (I surmise) because television personalities Olbermann and Matthews were roasted by John McCain, and therefore MSNBC did not air John McCain’s remarks at the dinner, instead electing to air a split screen version of last night’s debate (in order to vindictively call attention to John McCain’s “body language” when he was off camera at the debate as a transparent payback).
I need not reiterate here the sad decline of MSNBC into a kind of pandering partisan approximation of a news station that epitomizes everything I used to despise about Fox News, because no one outside the network disputes they have a problem. Indeed, it has been reported that senior news management at MSNBC agrees to some extent with this general complaint.
But tonight is kind of a culmination, a night on MSNBC that was the antithesis of the hilarious and (for one night) bipartisan spirit of the evening.
Don’t get me wrong, although CNN ran both keynote speeches, it followed with “commentary” consisting of a Larry King episode with partisan guest Bill Maher, who, among other comments, declared Barack Obama the winner of the November 4, 2008 Presidential election.
Incredibly, the only “balanced coverage” was on Fox News, whose light hearted post dinner wrap captured the bipartisan spirit of the evening.
The mind boggles.

McCain was hilarious and I laughed hard. Obama obviously is not good at joking. Obama still gets my vote Nov. 4th. Obama/Biden=Unified America for everyone.

Can’t we just enjoy the jokes instead of pouring invectives on the Candidates?
Isn’t there going to be life after November 4?
Will the United States of American break up into US of GOPs and the US of the Dems after the elections?
Can we just see this election as a game between the Lakers and the Bull that at the end of the game, we will remain brothers and sisters within the indivisible entity called the United States of America.
I would also want to advice, because one of the Commenters yesterday included in his post that he is in the Senior High, hence, a Teenager.
Wisdom is being able to temper your words and actions with great responsibility with the full knowledge that words spoken or posted in a public domain such as this, is like an Egg, which once broken can not be put together again.
Senators McCain and Obama are two distinguished Senators of the United States and irrespective of the gladiatory moments that are prevalent now, they are People’s Representatives and they deserve our respect.
People world over access these blogsites and they read all these vituperations heaped on the Candidates that have 50:50 chance of Presiding over the affairs of this great Country in a few months time.
Let us show ourselves as distinguished Country men who have immense respect for constituted authorities instead of painting the picture of “Animal Farm” in the minds of outsiders.

McCain was hilarious. Didn’t know he had such a sense of humor. Too bad he’s a Republican. Obama 08.

I think McCain has a great career ahead of him as a chat-show host. :)

If 2 political rivals can make fun of each other and continue campaigning against each other the following day, then that is called true democracy.

McCain was hilariously funny and in contrast Obama was a bit wooden, even clumsy at times.
I wonder if Obama took confession today before the dinner meeting tonight to obtain divine forgiveness for taking a $685,000.00 personal loan (although disguised as otherwise) from convicted felon and disgraceful slumlord Tony Rezko in order to purchase his personal South Chicago mansion; for hanging for over 20 years at least twice a month (20 x 24 = 480 services minimum)with a racist like Rev Wright; for being a product of the Chicago Dem (“Rat”) machine, etc, etc .
Its amazing to me that someone with such a low morality quotient could run for the Presidency without being challenged for such turpitudes.
Shame on the Democratic Party and the media for turning a blind eye to the truth about Obama.

This was really, really fun to watch.
I’m soooo glad that MSNBC (and especially Keith and Chris) got creamed by McCain.

Thank goodness they can laugh at themselves and each other. We all need some humor right now. Bravo.

McCain was the funniest hands down.You see this why I am a democrat voting fir John McCain over Obama. I have been watching John for years now and he really is the only Republican I have ever respected along with Mike Huckabee.
McCain is brilliant- a force to be reckoned with in politics, foreign affairs, and dedication to his country, and he is also very human and passionate about his love for America.
Obama seemed uncomfortable and I really don’t think that he has a sense of humor. He was funny, don’t get me wrong but I did not like his delivery at the end. Can we get Obama to do anything without a sermon and pontification? It is a roast of sorts and Obama closing was his usual America is screwed up stump speech. I found it telling that he regained composure while doing this rather than the comedy side of it.

To bad the “right questions” could not be asked before the party and throw away the questions and America under the bus and let’s just laugh.
“Joe the Plumber” stood up for America and now he is being pulled apart by the “media”. Joe has a tax lien and he is not licensed to be a plumber, he just works as a plumber for another person and does the dirty work for less pay. In just a few days the Obama Campaign has been able to tear this man’s life apart after it was the Obama Campaign that went to his neighborhood to solicit votes. But Joe spoke up and began to ask the serious questions — Not allowed! In the last year how much have we learned about Barack Obama?
Barack Obama and Bill Ayers relationship – Just a man that did horrific crimes when I was 8 years old is a blatant lie! No transparency here! Barack Obama worked closely with this man on several organizations and had his launch party for the Senate at Ayer’s home.
CAC – Secret
Obama’s true original Birth Certificate-Indonesia birth certificate- His duel citizenship is a secret. Lawsuits have been filed but NO MEDIA COVERAGE ALLOWED. There is “media” coverage in Canada and Europe. America no longer has “free press”.
Obama’s State Senate Record-Sealed and a Secret
Obama’s college transcripts-Sealed and a Secret
Obama’s Pakistan trip at a time when American’s were forbidden to travel there-Secret
Obama’s Cousin Odinga who received tax payer’s money and Obama speaking revolutionary measures at an Odinga rally-Secret
Obama’s Rezko relationship-Secret
Obama’s huge amount of money coming from unknown sources-Secret
And the list goes on and on.

Just a technical question, did these speakers come up with these comment on their own or were they fed the material by someone else? There was similarity between Obama and McCain’s comments that suggested same writer created them.

Both men were funny but of course I laughed so hard I cried when Mccain delivered his lines. Love every single joke and oh how great it is that we can laugh with both candidates with only 3 weeks to go. One part did bring tears to my eyes when Mccain said “..I can’t wish my opponent luck but I do wish him well”. That touched me. Mccain has tremendous humility and respect him tremendously.

Some of you people really need to lighten the h+ll up. can’t we have at least one night of laughter and not a lot of fighting back and forth?
I believe that some of you are using this campaign as an excuse just to vent anger, and argue, because YOUR life is in the crapper.
Both men did well last night and I for one was glad to see them and Hillary having a good time.
There are things more important than politics, ya know.

Greatest Country in the face of Earth! I hope all of you will take a moment to appreciate the privilege of being Americans. How could you not be proud last night? Come to think of it, McCain is naturally funny. Even when reading from notes he has a way of he has a way of delivering jokes that makes them funnier than they probably are. He was great last night. It’s too bad we have to go back the next day into the nastiness of the season. I just don’t understand how people enjoy demonizing others.

It is refreshing to see the candidates showing their personal side, but it still doesn’t hide the fact that this is a very serious race that will impact our nation for years to come. Let’s just hope that more voters will see through Obama’s leftist illuminati views and realize the truth.

I’m very impressed for the most part at the tone of most of the postings! I guess mosyt of the hate bloggers haven’t gotten up yet.
The comedy last night was a refreshing change to the knife fight we have been experiencing over the past few weeks. I wish it would last, but I’m a realist.
Two points I want to make. I’m constantly shocked at how many people want to discount the associations Obama has with really shady and dangerous people. There are few differences between him and Tim McVeigh. Both were/are at war with the people of the U.S., were very committed to their cause, and were/is unrepentent. I’m sorry to say McVeigh had more success in his actions, but not saying that had Ayers WU mates not blown themselves up while building their nail bomb he probably wouldn’t be an issue right now. The connection between Obama and Rezko is another troubling connection. If Obama was not running for Presidet and applying for a job in my office, he would be turned down because he wouldn’t be eligible for a security clearance.
Item two. You have to give it to the Obama campaign. They have so skillfully trained Obama fans to give conditioned responses on every issue and deflect any question about his track record of bad association choices. Does anyone believe if McCain was a friend of Tim McVeigh and announced his candidacy for congress in his living room there would be any discussion right now?
Show me who you associate with, and I’ll show you the character of the man.

For anyone who may be interested in anything Hillary Clinton has said….the reason she said Obama is “unelectable” is because he was adopted by his mothers second husband in Indonesia.
If true, that means he must have re-entered the US and be naturalized by the immigration process.
If this is not true, then the press or someone in the government should verify this before the election, pronto.

I thought both McCain and Obama were funny. McCain seemed more at ease about joking around and Obama look uneasy only because I think he felt a little guilty about the big event with so much money being spent while middle class is hurting so much financially. I thingk he feels more comfortable being around the middle class instead of the rich who were born with a silver spoon in there mouth. He knows what it is to struggle. How can McCain say he relates to our problems when he never went without in his childhood or struggled to pay bills. I know he served our country and was a prisoner but so where alot more men and women. You don’t see them going around bragging about it. My vote will go to the one that knows and has lived my problems not to the one who never had to wonder where his next meal was coming from when he was a child.

It’s comdedy. It’s American destiny, president Barrack Hussein Obama, in the tradition of our founding-fathers such as George Washington, John Quincy Adams and Abraham Lincoln. Joe Biden is cocky, and I miss Hillary Clinton, and regret Democrats did not vote for her during the primary season.

I had no idea McCain had such a good sense of humor!

It’s too bad America can’t laugh at the ridiculousness of this campaign like these two can and focus on their platforms to base their decisions. This sounds like it was better than any SNL skit and for a good cause too.

This is in response to “D” comment about his vote will go to the candidate that has faced the same problems. BO never had to worry about a meal, school, or anything in his life. The government gave him everything and what the Govt did not give him his thug friends in Hyde Park did. Don’t tell me you know more because I knew BO before any of you even heard of him in Chicago. All you have to do is go to the Chicago Tribune archives and look it up. Stop being a follower and research the info yourself. You just make a fool of yourself. Just like Joe Biden’s restuarant story, that Diner has been closed for over 20 years, and if he knew harry well he would have known he was in a wheel chair and could not stand up. Democrats are all the same….lie’s, excuses and blame never solutions.

How about we elect a real conservative then, and leave these two to a comedy act :-).
Good stuff!!

As one who has felt pure malice coming at my candidate (and at his supporters like myself), this event went a long way to diffuse the sense of hatred that seems to radiate from some people and put me more at ease. It might only be the eye of the storm–some people seem to have villified the half of America that doesn’t wave their banner. We can do better (and let events like this succeed in inspiring tolerance).

It was wonderful to see the two political rivals sharing some hearty laughs. Both McCain and Obama were funny. But McCain’s lines and delivery were superior. Given Obama’s talent for public speaking, I am amazed how much better McCain did at last night’s dinner. McCain appeared more genuine and delivered his lines in an impeccable manner. You could feel the amazing effect on all of us in the dinner hall. I thank the Al Smith Foundation and both presidential candidates for an unforgettable night.

Obama Quotes from “Dreams of My Father”
From Dreams of My Father: “I ceased to advertise my mother’s race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites.”
From Dreams of My Father: “I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother?s race.”
From Dreams of My Father: “There was something about him that made me wary, a little too sure of himself, maybe. And white.”
From Dreams of My Father: “It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names.”
From Dreams of My Father: “I never emulate white men and brown men whose fates didn’t speak to my own. It was into my father’s image, the black man, son of Africa, that I’d packed all the attributes I sought in myself, the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, Dubois and Mandela.”
And FINALLY the Most Damning one of ALL of them!!!
From Audacity of Hope:’I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.’

When John McCain loses, he can fall back on a career in stand-up.

I loved it when McCain expressed his thoughts on Keith Olbermann but my favorite bit was his lead-off for Obama:
“Now, of course it would be unfair and even a little unkind to put my opponent on the spot before he gets up here, or to throw him off his game with unreasonably high expectations.
But I do need to warn you, ladies and gentlemen, you are all about to witness the funniest performance in the 63-year history of this event.
Let’s not add to the mounting pressure he must be feeling.
Just prepare yourself for non-stop hilarity. The funniest fifteen minutes of your life or any other. I think he knows that anything short of that would mar the evening, insult our host, and perhaps even cost him several swing states.”

Disagree Mike. How can McCain even be as close in this race as he is if it has to do with “money”? I think we should commend him for getting as far as he as with a campaign budget that pales in comparison. Can’t wait until he does this same tactic in the White House. We have to spend less and take responsibility for ourselves. I am not complaining, just making an observation.

“Brutal Truth”…What would you know about Confession?……………McCain was at his best last night and was the McCain of 2000. The whole ‘bunch’ showed that they can get along well together if they want to. I think McCain stole the night but the problem is, his robo calls were being made as he was displaying his humor. He definitely has two sides to his personality and can shift very quickly. Obama on the other hand is constant which says he is the steadier hand.

Were there TWO production companies filming this?
McCain had terrible lighting and there is this obnoxious tone in the background.
Obama is under the amber lights. I guess things aren’t equal.

They were equally funny !

Come on people…Rodney King said “CAN WE ALL JUST GET ALONG”
GOOD NIGHT FOR BOTH CANDIDATES. WISH THEM BOTH WELL.

I thought McCain told the funniest, most revealing jokes about himself.
Particularly when he said Obama’s per name for him was George Bush and that the only way Joe the Plumber would get a tax increase under Obama was because Joe had a contract with a wealthy couple to work on their seven houses.

I did notice the differences in video quality. Obama’s video was focused on him, up close, with better lighting and sound. McCain’s video had a wider view, showing more people around him, poorer audio for McCain, but also allowing viewers to better hear the audience response. The laughter of the crowd was much more audible in the McCain video. Could this be why so many people say he was funnier?

First I just want to say that I thought that both canidates were funny, but John McCain definitely had a better delivery as many people have stated previously.
BUT, I am a bit peeved at the beligerent and ignorant comments towards the republican party that many people have directed at us. Crap like, “I thank God every day that I am not a fear mongering, hateful Republican. Jesus was definitely a Democrat.” is clearly not called for. As a Christian, I don’t think it’s very accurate, or fair, to make an assumption about Jesus, something that clearly you don’t have the knowledge to infer on to.
And just a tid bit of information to pass along, I believe someone had the gusto to state that Barack Obama felt unease at the banquet because he felt out of place with rich people that attended because of our economic crisis and how much money is being spent. Well, I have news for you, how about all you people go and research on how much money Barack has put into his campaining, and how much money John McCain has placed into his campaining. You’ll find that he’s spent approximatly twice as much as McCain. Hm…do the math for me, I’m only a pre-cal student.
NOBAMA!
VOTE John McCain

McCain was much funnier. during the roast. Obama had some funny cracks but McCain definitely takes it.

First of all Hillary (the commenter) Jesus was a Jew. Christianity was founded a few years after Jesus died, as a form of JUDAISM! Oh noes! You’re a Jew! Better go baptize yourself again. Second of all, there weren’t republicans or democrats, there weren’t even republicans until 1860. Third of all, democrats are better.

What horrible reprensibly offensive thing did McCain say about MSNBC’s counter-downer Keith Olbermann?
Heard Rachel Maddow reference it last night and saw ad for Countdown plugging a response to it. But haven’t seen or heard “it” … was either edited out of the online replay that I saw or was so subtle I overlooked it.
Waiting to find out if Mr Olbermann is one of those ‘dish it out but cant take it’ types … considering some of the ‘attention’ his program has directed at John McCain, Sarah Palin, and their campaign, anything McCain would have said in front of the Cardinal probably didnt match some of the Olbermann rants.

I had the very best time seeing these two guys as their normal selves. Anyone who wants to attack them on this basis has serious anger issues themselves and shouldn’t be pointing fingers or throwing stones at ANYONE. This was a GREAT NIGHT and GREAT HUMOR on both men’s parts. Please allow yourselves to ENJOY life and quit taking yourselves so seriously! Liven Up!!

Stay classy, Miko. Making fun of the appearance of a man whose face is scarred because of cancer treatments is pretty low. And you think HE is the freak?
John McCain is a class act, and I found his speech at the banquet hilarious. I wish people had more opportunities to see his lighter side like this.
And to the poster who suggested that Obama was uncomfortable about the lavish spending on the event, because he has the common touch– hah! If he were concerned about wasteful spending in a time of financial crisis, he would not have opted out of the public financing system, breaking the pledge to take the financing that he had made. Another supporter chimed in that Obama is just spending the money his supporters gave him to spend– yeah, and so much of it comes from questionable sources, hidden under phony names and multiple small donations from single sources. By the time anyone can get to the bottom of where this money actually came from and whether it conforms with campaign finance law, the election will be over and done– the massive ad buys paid for, the financial advantage exploited to the max. I do not want anyone to be able to buy the office of president. I sincerely wish Obama had taken public financing and kept the playing field level.

yea right these guys have the nerve to laugh at us like we’re stupid enough to put them in power.
well they can’t laugh at them because I’m not voting 4 either of their *****.

What a get show…Despite the man in the back chewing and licking his fingers was distracting during McCain’s presentation, but was attentive and applauded BO!
McCain was terrific, genuine with what a wonderful sense of humor. He had me(and Hilary) laughing and cheering out loud. Great Zingers! I especially liked it when he hit on the Liberal media that has so run down him and Palin down. You can tell too, That this page and the videos were done by “them”. OB was first with a good close up, lighting and sound. Unlike McCain’s video which had cameras pulled way away and much clamor in the background. Unlike what was on TV.
Mr. McCain concluded with a very touching tribute to Obama and his heritage. Where as, Mr “Cool”…Was just that COLD , Scary and Not really funny. He only mentioned briefly the great war hero’s attributes. NOBAMA!

Very Funny. Seriously, do some of you really think they are both so witty? Wake up!
Thank you to the WRITERS for such great entertainment.

It is a shame that in 2008 there still this much hatred in America. God made all of us in all these colors for a reason ( like in his own image). May the best candidate win on Nov. 4th for being the right man for the job, not because he is the right color or the right gender, but because he has the right agenda for the american people. OBAMA 08!

McCain fans: if every Republican gives $10 tomorrow (x 40 million Republicans) he can run for President forever and give the left overs to Palin who can then run in the next 10 elections. Did you know you can give as much as $2,300/per person? Put your money where your mouth is.

Honestly, who cares who did better. I want a president who KNOWS WHAT THEY’RE doing, not someone who is going to be the first Presidential Comedian.