"McCain's argument is like staging a revolution
against yourself - the Republicans have got to go so the Republicans can move in and clean up the mess."
"For God's sake, if you think it's in America's interest to speak to international adversaries, you ought to be able to sit down with a guy whose
TV show you don't like."
LOTS O' LINKS:
* Ugh. The choice of Palin as the return to the
"culture war". And how she is really running
against the media. But she seems to be in tune with
what God wants, like th Iraq war and gas pipelines, so there's that.
* Editorial: so, how would
McCain lead the country?
* Why aren't the Democrats railing about how Bush shredded
the Constitution?
* What McCain
learned from Bush, why why this election looks so familiar.
* Opportunism:
Christian conservatives changing their tune on family values.
* On Palin and
those earmarks. You know, the ones
McCain himself criticized.
Fact-checking Palin's speech. (
Courtesy 
jszmajda.)
* And if you think Palin was a poor choice,
consider the alternatives.
* Also, one
cranky interview by McCain.
* More fact-checking: "...The U.S. imports more
foreign oil from friendly Canada than it does all
of those Middle East countries combined."
* Obama answers some questions on
science.
* Solid. Jon Stewart on
right-wing hypocrisy.
