They had to cut to Brokaw, who seemed really discombobulated at Matthew’s behaviour.

It was classic – but I’ve never been able to find a clip of it – dag nab it!!!!

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CapedConservative on September 30, 2008 at 3:52 PM

lol

You go!

How dare you say anything negative about Allah like that, Buford Gooch. Why he is the is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I’ve ever known in my life.

wise_man on September 30, 2008 at 3:47 PM

While I appreciate your humor, I didn’t actually say anything at all about Allah. My womment was on the people who comment on his threads ;-)

Sounded like a geological term, like stalactite and stalagmite. Had to look it up.

fred5678 on September 30, 2008 at 3:49 PM

Now there you go… geologic?!? And I though that was one of the two types of people invited to a Barney Fwank party…

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hawkdriver on September 30, 2008 at 3:41 PM

I have noticed that the ground had virtually seemed paved with plastic grass lately and many folks pursuing the suble supression methods. Personally, I like it. I changed my registration from Republican to no party affiliation a couple of months ago. I LOVE for Obama people to call. My current record is keeping one on the phone for 20 minutes discussing “important issues” why I should vote for Senator Obama…. I leave them with I’m still undecided. 20 Minutes of them NOT making calls where they might have a chance of convincing someone. Same for trolls here… time spent spinning their little troll wheels.

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Vote for McCain/Palin ’08. If the Marxist wins, we are in the last days of a free America. It’ll be The United Socialist States of America. We will have a congress with representatives from Russia, Venezuela, Cuba and Kenya. Dude, where’s MY country?

Who would have thought Tip O’Neill’s former staffer/star catamite …
NoDonkey on September 30, 2008 at 3:20 PM

Learn a new word every day here.

Sounded like a geological term, like stalactite and stalagmite. Had to look it up.

Reminds me of Spiro Agnew’s ‘troglodytes’.

McCain/Palin by at least 35 electoral votes.

I’ve been thinking of a good drinking game for all us. Watch MSNBC, starting at 5:00PM. Take a drink every time you hear something bad about Republicans, or good about Democrats. The last one still standing, probably around 5:15, wins.

Star20 on September 30, 2008 at 3:40 PM

I haven’t drank like that since…

Hmmm, I’ve never drank that much.

Anymore, she’s irrelevant. With McCain either picking his nose or looking like a fool, unwilling to go after Dems and Obama, the only reason to watch Palin on Thursday is to be able to get the jokes about her from Thursday through the election. Meanwhile, McCain’s vital signs are stable as his campaign remains in a persistent vegetative state. Does anyone have authority to pull the plug?

BuckeyeSam on September 30, 2008 at 3:12 PM

Don’t let him fool you. In my book he’s officially a Troll. He won’t be staying home on election day. He’ll be out voting several times for his boy Obama. But he’s commenting up a storm on almost every blog here with the same meme; trying to depress our support. Don’t fall for it.

With McCain either picking his nose or looking like a fool, unwilling to go after Dems and Obama, the only reason to watch Palin on Thursday is to be able to get the jokes about her from Thursday through the election. Meanwhile, McCain’s vital signs are stable as his campaign remains in a persistent vegetative state.

Not really. It might not look good right now from the polls, but this financial mess could give McCain the chance to shine later on, as the DOER vs. Obama’s Tallker. Once it’s resolved, McCain goes out on the trail, does some ads (and talks during debates) about how HE saw this coming in 2005 and tried to do something about it THEN, how the bad Fannie and Freddie loans were pushed by Democrats over Republican objections, and how McCain was there working with Congress while Obama was waiting for the phone to ring.

As for Sarah Palin, she went back on what she said she would at the convention–NOT seek the approval of the media! Since she is probably acutely aware of the media’s all-out desire to make her look stupid by throwing out her good answers and misquoting her, she should take her case directly to the people–during the debate, on talk radio, on Fox News, and on the campaign trail, with no editing. Sarah Palin should tell the media that, if they want to make everything into a “stump-the-candidate” quiz, screw ‘em.