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change we is believing in

  • Aug. 29th, 2008 at 10:45 AM

Yes, yes, I know, we're supposed to be all hopped up on feel-good unity style emotion after Obama's speech last night, and I'm all about embracing my fellow man and such -- but let's be honest, now that the party's over and the campaign's officially in full swing, we can get back to the fun stuff. And, in this case, the petty stuff.

Like pointing out the educational values sure to be embraced by a McCain White House. On sale now at the McCain Online Store:



(via Talking Points Memo)

Speaking of speeches, I think we can all agree that Obama's was great, that Hillary's -- as Obama put it -- "rocked the house" (and can we discuss how odd it would be to have a president who can actually use the phrase "rock the house" without sounding like a total tool?). But for my money, the best speech of the convention was John Kerry's.

No, I'm serious.

If you haven't seen it, you should watch -- and if you don't have 13 minutes to spare, at least fast forward to minute 4, when Kerry pats McCain on the back and then slips the knife through his ribs. Then onto 8 min 30, when Kerry eloquently lets loose his Swift Boat rage.



Comments

(Anonymous) wrote:
Sep. 16th, 2008 05:13 pm (UTC)
agreed
absolutely -- i'm catching up on old posts. don't know if you'll see this but i could not agree more.
- sc in dc
I'm the author of several novels for teens, including HACKING HARVARD, the CHASING YESTERDAY trilogy, and the SEVEN DEADLY SINS series.

My newest book, SKINNED, comes out in September 2008.

Also, I like cupcakes.

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