Jon Stewart from The Daily Show, his take on McCain's speech

• deja vu por favour - quey
  • Jon Stewart from The Daily Show, his take on McCain's speech - ss
    • Stewart is very funny - quey
      • I agree totally, but unfortunately I feel all candidates do and say - ss
        • In is just a cycle in politics..... - sam
          • Exception to the rule - mt

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depended on it.

Deliverance, anyone?

For those who, like me, were not able to hear it on television.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/11/john-mccain.html

This is hilarious!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2006/09/11/video-jon-stewart-bush_n_29247.html

To all you GEICO fans out there:  Little Richard translates for Bush.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2006/09/13/video-little-richard-tra_n_29379.html

but I really am concerned that the humor and personal attacks are distracting people from the true issue of the future of our country.  It is not important to me what a candidate eats or how well they dance. I don't need the candidate to be "like me."  I want the cream of the crop, the person who reads historical biographies for fun and does crosswords in ink. We simply cannot elect the same policies over and over and expect different results. Let's hear concrete plans, not slogans.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/index.jhtml?episodeId=220533

Thank you Jon!

...overseer of the TARP Program.  Though it's pretty funny, it's also very informative and explained in a way that most people can "get," and I highly recommend it to those who are interested.

It's a two-part video, and I believe it's worth watching, though, unfortunately, some people will probably criticize it without even bothering to watch it in its entirety).

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/16/elizabeth-warren-makes-jo_n_187635.html

...overseer of the TARP Program.  Though it's pretty funny, it's also very informative and explained in a way that most people can "get" (in a Jim Cramer/Jon Stewart interview kind of way), and I highly recommend it to those who are interested.

It's a two-part video, and I believe it's worth watching, though, unfortunately, some people will probably criticize it without even bothering to watch it in its entirety).

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/16/elizabeth-warren-makes-jo_n_187635.html

Congratulations to all of you who have hoped Obama would win.  I am very happy to have a black man in office, because of all that represents to so many people.  I think that part is a huge historical step in the right direction.  I am also disappointed because of the areas where I disagree with Obama.  But we can't have it all, and truly neither candidate offered everything I would hope for.

With that said, McCain basically asked us all to unify in his speech last night.  And I believe he did so because he knows that if we are to survive as a country, that is what we must do.  Whether you believe he wrote the speech or not, he spoke the words in front of everyone....basically the world was watching...and I don't believe he would have said things he did not mean. 

On a sad note, a dear friend of mine, who is black, stopped at a gas station early this morning and overhead a white man talking saying, "that n***** is going to run this country into the ground."  I was heartbroken to hear that.  I know racism goes both ways but we have to encourage everyone we know to not have that sort of attitude!!!! 

Later this morning, I myself went into a convenient store.  There was an Indian man working the register and a black man buying a lottery ticket, and me, a white woman.  I smiled and said good morning.  The black man looked at me and said, "I can't let Obama outdo me! I need to win the lottery now!" He was obviously happy that Obama won so I said, "oh, you're looking for a double win!" He said, "yes!" and I wished him good luck but told him my dad would be trying to win too and if he wins I get some money :-)  He smiled and the guy at the register smiled...I told them all to have a nice day. 

Can't we all just be kind to one another?

Found it interesting. Backs up what I posted the other day.

http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=321237362312361&kw=barney,frank

Decide for yourselves.

Link Below:

is stonewalling on trooper investigation

http://www.adn.com/opinion/story/516641.html

the bit about the open microphone on McCain during the debate was brilliant!!! I laughed until I literally cried!!  By the way, Michelle Obama was warm, intelligent, sincere and very much First Lady material!!!

I heard, I am very old and I suffered greatly at the hands of the enemy.  Did I ever tell you I was a POW?  I suffered greatly.  Please feel sorry for me and vote for me.  I deserve it.  I suffered greatly.  No economic plan, no health insurance plan, just  I suffered greatly.  Sarah's speech was John suffered greatly.  No one else has suffered as much as he.  Joe Biden's loss of family members and Obama's struggle with identity because of being mixed race do not qualify.  This is an election about the issues of the american people not a Queen for A Day episode where the person with the saddest story gets a new washing machine.