Debate avoidance syndrome

In case you’re wondering, I’ll be avoiding tonight’s debate, too.

No, it’s not that I’m afraid of what Biden or the "neutral" moderator might do to Palin. I think she’ll be fine. Rather, call it a bit of contrarianism: every politics blog Right to Left is going to be covering this event. While they’re glued to the screens, knee-deep in parsing every nuance, jab, and stumble, I’m going to be enjoying a good book or a good escapist movie.

Have fun, y’all. And go, Sarah-cuda.

 

Technorati tags: Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, debates, Stargate: continuum, Carnage and Culture

Go read this

Sister Toldjah has a treasure trove of quotes from a few years ago from Democrats like Chris Dodd (D-BingeAndGrope) and Barney Frank (D-Idiot) about how there was no problem with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and how all those critics were just making unnecessary problems. Then these same people blocked any attempt by Republicans to reform this failing and corrupt system. Read this and other posts she links, and remember them on Election Day.

 

Getting off lightly?

This video asks a good question: Why are the heads of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac not subject to criminal investigation, when the heads of Worldcom, Enron, and Tyco were jailed for similar offenses?

 

And don’t bother noticing whom they’re working now. That would just be a distraction.

(hat tip: Ed Morrissey)

 

Technorati tags: Barack Obama, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, mortgage crisis, Jim Johnson, Franklin Raines, corruption, Enron, Tyco, Worldcom, Ken Lay, Bernard Ebbers

Axis of democracies?

The Senate has approved the Bush Administration’s nuclear treaty with India. Beijing scowls.

Excellent.

 

Technorati tags: India, foreign affairs, league of democracies, nuclear cooperation

This can’t happen in America … maybe in Ohio….

A little election day humor:

Hey, it spoofs my side, but it’s still funny.

For the background on Ohio, click here.

(hat tip: Hot Air)

 

Technorati tags: Homer Simpson, voting, satire, election fraud, Ohio