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The right is worried. After the face to face debacle that was Sarah Palin’s interview with Katie Couric, the VP debate tomorrow against Joe Biden could make or break the McCain campaign. Several Conservative pundits have already questioned the Palin choice and a poor performance could open the floodgates.
So in a preemptive strike against what [...]
Before the debate, McCain spokesmen tried to spin how, against his own earlier comments about suspending his campaign, McCain could attend the debate despite the fact that the bailout plan hadn’t been worked out.
With that in mind, the first thing I noticed during the debate was how McCain skirted that whole issue. That was his [...]
Does anyone else sense some serious politicking at work here? A Senator whom has pretty much blown off every Senate vote in recent memory and has freely admitted that economics isn’t his best subject, suddenly feels the need to drop everything and head to Washington to work on the mortgage meltdown.
Oh and did I mention [...]
Not that my opinion means much on this matter but since just about everyone else has chimed in, some much more than others, I figured I would throw my thoughts out there.
Steve Jarding’s announcement that Senator Tim Johnson would not be participating in any debates against opponent Joel Dykstra has caused quite a stir. Comments [...]