poetrychic

finally, a debate i will be able to watch...no more painting, no more moving and the boxes will just have to wait until the weekend, dammit!!!

here's hoping obama lands the final knock-out punches and sends the old geezer to his political finale....

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Vicariously I

I was just watching videos on MSN and they said McCain has stated that he WILL bring up Ayers tonight in the debate. If Obama sets the record straight and puts McCain in his place in regards to all the lies and hate he and Palin are stirring up this thing will be over.

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RK77

Congrats on traversing the first stage of moving hell! There is good reason why moving is one of the Top 5 stressors in peoples lives!

I will be looking forward to enjoying the debate with you tonight!

HarperLee

I guess he doesn't need my help, but all Obama has to do is ask McCain if the University of Chicago is a terrorist cell, and then ask if these fellow Annenberg Challenge board members are also terrorists:

Some of the people who served as board members of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, a Division, or Project, of the Annenberg Foundation with Obama and Ayers included:

- Stanley Ikenberry, former president of the University of Illinois
- Arnold Weber, former president of Northwestern University and assistant secretary of labor in the Nixon administration
- Scott Smith, then publisher of the Chicago Tribune
- Edward Bottum, venture capitalist
- John McCarter, president of the Field Museum
- Patricia Albjerg Graham, former dean of the Harvard University Graduate School of Journalism
- Host of other mainstream folks.

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HarperLee

More free advice for Barack Obama: he could also ask if Walter Annenberg's widow (who recently announced her support for McCain) is also a terrorist.

And since many people are not old enough to remember that Walter Annenberg was one of Ronald Reagan's most powerful backers, he might ask if Walter Annenberg and Ronald Reagan were
also terrorists.

(I know it is a good thing that Obama is not sarcastic like me.)

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brian_wilbanks

I seriously doubt that McCain is gonna make much of an issue about Ayres.

I really dont think he wants to hear Obamas reply.

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anhailla

you got it. No way, that's a homerun for Obama to tell the world that all of that has been BS.

I mean who knows what McCain will do, he might go after him in a desperate last ditch attempt...let's face it, he's got absolutely nothing left.

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guest1234567

If he brings up Ayers, Obama will just bring up the fact that the Keating 5 just got together for a basketball tournament!

Vicariously I

Not sure if this link will work but here it is. This is where I heard it.

msnbc.com Video Player

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HarperLee

I think John Kerry has been an articulate advocate for Barack Obama. I admire and respect him for that.

(Obviously John Kerry reads Huffington Post, the only publication that I know of that covered the Saddam Hussein connection with the
member of McCain's transition team. MSM has been too busy covering ACORN, of course.)

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