It's On!

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I’m so glad I was wrong. Here’s your God of Biscuits making it right.

Obama responded to McCain:

With respect to the debates, it’s my belief that this is exactly the time when the American people need to hear from the person who, in approximately 40 days, will be responsible for dealing with this mess. And I think that it is going to be part of the president’s job to deal with more than one thing at once. I think there’s no reason why we can’t be constructive in helping to solve this problem and also tell the American people what we believe and where we stand… So in my mind, actually, it’s more important than ever that we present ourselves to the American people and try to describe where we want to take the country and where we want to take the economy.

In other words, McCain starts on a losing trend (granted, a bad one) and he wants to bail on his efforts to be the President.

Obama stays the course, you McCain-camp turds.

If you doubt this, just note what McCain’s Senior Aide let slip today on MSNBC. When asked why McCain can’t multitask, “and isn’t that part of the job description of being POTUS?”, she answers that McCain is prioritizing.

But prioritizing isn’t what he’s doing. Priortizing requires having multiple things at play and choosing which are more important than others. McCain is halting everything else so that he can do just the one thing.

But Obama called it that way, and that makes me happy.

Total Aside: Bill Clinton is on TV and used the word “vicissitude”. Can you imagine Bush going near that kind of thing?

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