Blame where blame is due?
(H/T: John Hinderaker/Powerline)
Archive for September, 2008
Fresh off the Liveblog of the first Presidential debate on Friday, we’ll be back at it on Thursday for the Palin-Biden debate. We’ll go live as soon as after 7pm as we get here.
The debate is on, so we will be here. Consider this a bump of the advance warning post of Monday, 9-22. Chat to go live at 7pm, debate starts at 9.
From this WMAL story comes this photo by Duke Wheeler of a 16 acre corn field amongst his Wheeler Farms:
The farmer had plenty of time on his hands, apparently. Is this a good or bad sign for the Ohio farming industry?
I hope he’s right.
Zogby Says Country Will Go for ‘Comfortable Old Shoe’
Zogby said he thinks the race will turn in the last weekend before Election Day and though the popular vote will be tight, the successful candidate will win in a landslide.
He likened this year’s election to the contest in 1980, when Ronald Reagan defeated President Jimmy Carter.“This may be and probably is the most important election in our lifetime,” Zogby said. “I don’t say that lightly.”
Despite two books by Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, Americans still don’t know enough about him. And if they don’t think they know him well enough by the time they vote, they’ll go with the “comfortable old shoe,” Republican Sen. John McCain, Zogby said.
;)
Let’s hold up old shoes at McCain rallies, ok? No?
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