Good.  I hope they skewer McCain.

Figured you'd get a kick out of this, since you seem to be such a Simpson's freak.

Homer tries to vote for Obama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aBaX9GPS aQ&eurl=http://www.huffingtonpost.co m/2008/10/02/homer-simpson-tries-to-vo_n _131119.html

When the going gets tough the tough get going, or irascible, testy and argumentative, as the case may be.  The true nature of our respective candidates is revealed as this thing goes down to the wire and our candidate's greatest assets, and our opponent's weaknesses, are more clearly silhouetted against the stresses that current events and the tensions of the home stretch of the campaign inevitably create.

We are backing a winner, in spite of all the doubts thrown up like so much dust, the 'electability' arguments, the racist undertones and the uneven playing field of US politics will succumb to the will of the people when sincerely enlisted and harnessed in our common national cause.

There is a 51 year-old woman in Pennsylvania who has registered 1,136 new voters, one out of every 15 new voters in York County, where Bush won by 28% in 2004.  She herself hasn't voted before.  

One thousand, one hundred and thirty-six new voters.  What did you do today?

All his interviews have him putting on the same snarl and the one in Des Moines actually saw him leaning back in his chair like a petulant teenager!

Today on Morning Joe, Mika asked him why he voted for a bill that could put us on the brink of economic disaster, and he said he did it BECAUSE it put us on the brink of economic disaster. That's something I expect from Bush, not McCain.

I don't think he'd die while in office, but if he got elected, I think he'd be losing his mind before he reached the end of his first term. I feel ill saying it, because I think it's actually serious.

Fortunately, I think he might pull the same sort of move Gore did in 2000 and make an overly aggressive move on Obama. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if McCain took a swing at him at this point.

In addition to everything else that has been going wrong for him, now that McCain has voted for the bailout, or whatever we're calling it now, will there be a small but significant Republican backlash?  Did Bob Barr just gain a few percentage points that could make all the difference between a squeaker and a landslide?  McCain already looks doomed for defeat.  With nothing to lose, will this provide the justification for a protest vote?

okay I am gonna play devil's advocate ( he must have a lot them now a days)

put yourself in McCain shoes he is a "warrior" first he sees Obama just calm and smiling relaxed and McCain natural reaction is combative
he no he is fighting a losing battle but want many of you did not know is that he used to be a POW (okay okay I kid) I listen to conservative radio and yesterday they want  McCain to fight more  and that way of thinking is why he will lose fighting is why his poll numbers are the way they are now  McCain finest moment was not picking Palin but when he Congratulated Obama on his historic nomination with that ad  thats the McCain everyone would be proud of.... if he would have took the high road and been more honest he had a good chance of winning but when he became a gimmick politician he tied himself more to bush

Because of damn Republican economic policies

"Irritable," "Sarcastic," "Testy" and "Angry"

are the only dwarfs left, they had to lay-off Sneezy, Doc, Grumpy, Bashful and Dopey...

Oh wait. Dopey..Bush is still in there for a few more months isn't he?

That, my friends, qualifies as a "canuck" moment.

has anyone seen this yet?  incredible: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITToVCGgv Ek