aloysious

Seems most folks have made up their mind as to who they will vote for. Some haven't. But by now all the candidates' policies, beliefs, backgrounds, sex lives, integrity, character, dysfunctional marriages, divorces, religions, spirtual advisors, etc. are pretty well known.
There's not much left to say anymore, if anything, but there's still several months before even the conventions.
Seems like what's left to do for the candidates is to continue talking and now it's a contest to see who can say the least stupid shit (and they will, anybody would) and who's people supporting the individual candidates can refrain the most from saying stupid shit.
I almost miss the emphasis on Bush's stupidity. It was more entertaining.
Although the democratic convention should be damn interesting.

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Jonesy

Or they could use their time differently. Good management of time should be the basis of every administrator. Maybe they could prepare for McCain or prepare for the White House (just in case)?

aloysious

Or they could attempt to learn from their mistakes.
McCain: Learn the difference between AlQuaeda and Shi'ites.
Hillary: Best way not to lie is just keep your mouth shut. (That's not going to happen)
Obama: His "gaffe" maybe was big in PA and on the news, but it was nothing to me. He'd have to put a muzzle on some of those "reverend" or "pastor" friends of his. At least Al Sharpton has learned a thing or two with his many faux pax's.

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