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The Daily Beast posted this and asked for captions too . . .

We can all rest easier knowing that Lindsay Lohan is supporting Mitt Romney."I just think employment is really important right now."

Though both Biden and the moderator tried their hardest to get actual details out of Ryan they only succeeded a couple times... but at least it's now out there that Romney/Ryan supports making abortion illegal, though yesterday one was saying through the courts and one was saying legislatively... and Ryan had the audacity to continue to promote the idea of privatizing Social Security. I wish Biden had brought up that the Medicare privatization/voucher BS would be yet another big health insurance profit giveaway. But overall I was impressed Biden's performance, though it may've came off better on TV than radio (where I heard it) and may've been a lot easier to follow f…

Mittens wants to cut both Big Bird and moderator's Jim Lehrer's job. . .

No one can make this stuff up. And for the international debate, it would be nice if BO really went on the attack with this info against Mittens. Which he needs to wear as his hands are so dirty. Looking at Anne, I cannot help but compare her to Eva Braun, and over coffee and strudel, chatting with her friends about Adolph building showers for those "dirty jews." Just the fact that through Mitt's involvement, smoking among women in Russia has increased from 7 percent to 22 percent and now 60 percent of all men smoke in Russia. And of course, Magic Panties-wearing Mitt has only smoked at the most one. At the same time profiting over making others sick and dying. And of…

Obama better be prepared for the next debate and recover his lead... I think he will be able to pull it off. Maybe he was just stressed of so much things that he has to do at the office so he got distracted.

The Rumble 2012 - Bill O'Reilly VS Jon Stewart Debate (This was a pay per view on Saturday night and now it's available for the general public) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nN6jbfgIIE Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart faced off in a spirited debate on Saturday night. Though the "Rumble In The Air-Conditioned Auditorium" was far from the first time the two men have duked it out, the debate lasted much longer than any of their previous on-air skirmishes, and was held at a university in Washington, DC, not on television. It was also not free to watch: you had to pay $4.95 to have the debate livestreamed on your computer. Moderated by former Fox News and CNN anc…

Why Obama now. . .

Would be difficult to say it any better... This private letter expresses views never meant for public consumption by of one of the most prolific minds of modern times on the subjects of God, religion and tribalism. Few people have had access to the thoughts and uncensored opinions of this brilliant mind as it relates to his personal views on God and religion. The personal nature of the letter and the timing of it in Albert Einstein's life adds to the implication of the certainty with which he wrote it. The sureness of his script and the methodical nature with which he chose his words lend to the documents weight. The ideas expressed are the culminati…

Why Obama Now.

Good job Romney!

LA Times cartoonist David Horsey is ready. His latest on the Romney v. Obama expectations game: http://lat.ms/SCv4OI .

What a hot picture. . .

(I moved this from the James Holmes thread as it was a bit of a highjack and may get more interest here.) If, that is, they knew about it. When you have a few minutes, please read this article and tell me if you think anything in it is incorrect. If not, I think you'll have to agree that very few, including the ACLU, have much of a clue what information is being collected. And even fewer have any interest in limiting it. As far as I can tell, this on-going process of collecting, and mining, data on U. S. citizens is nowhere in the public debate. It appears to be going in one direction only, and that is the collection, storage, and eventual analysis of all electron…

Today is the 20th anniversary for Michelle & Barack Obama. I guess with the debate tonight they will have to celebrate this weekend. . .

Ann Coulter stopped by The View to discuss her new book, and tried to tell Whoopi and Sherri that everything they understood about the experience of being black in America was wrong. Personally, I thought Whoopi was incredibly restrained. In part 2, even Barbara had had enough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxLIPLU1yM8

The Romney campaign just cannot win for losing, it seems. http://www.nationalmemo.com/north-carolina-gop-joins-florida-in-firing-rncs-romney-tied-voter-registration-firm-accused-of-fraud/

Seems the "rolling calamity" has now officially entered the When Pigs Fly zone... Ouch! George W. Bush’s favorability rating in new poll now tops Mitt Romney’s A recent poll has former President George Bush’s favorability rating is now higher than that of struggling Republican nominee Mitt Romney. By Kristen A. Lee / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Published: Friday, September 28, 2012, 12:33 PM Updated: Friday, September 28, 2012, 12:33 PM Tony Gutierrez/AP Did you miss me? In a recent Bloomberg News poll, former President George W. Bush had a higher favorability rating than Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, 46% to 43%. Mitt Romney may want to rethink keepi…

Can anyone make this stuff up? Mitt Romney appeared on Univision Wednesday alongside Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas, but something was a little peculiar about his appearance -- his skin tone. Looking back at the hundreds of photos logging his every moment on the campaign trail, the Republican presidential nominee is usually not so shockingly tan. While his orangey-brown appearance on Univision could have been the result of bad lighting or a makeup mishap, left-wing blog the Democratic Underground concluded that Romney "dyed his face brown for his Univision interview." The claim is not completely out of the ballpark. After all, as Gawker points out, Romney did say …

I like Reines's style. He was the one who excoriated CNN over the ambassador's-diary flap, which is what this email interview initiated by the BuzzFeed reporter is also about. BuzzFeed published the entire exchange: On Sunday morning, BuzzFeed correspondent Michael Hastings emailed Philippe Reines, Hillary Clinton's longtime aide and personal spokesman at the State Department, asking a series of pointed questions about State's handling of the Benghazi fiasco, and Reines' over-the-top attack on CNN. The emails quickly got personal, with Reines calling Hastings an "unmitigated asshole" before an exchange of harsh words on both sides. The email chain concluded with Reines …

And this one they will be able to blame on the Jews. Oy vay.

Would be hard to make this stuff up... http://www.nationalmemo.com/putin-thanks-romney-for-reckless-remarks/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0K1U0FcDPs