Joe Biden got some good debate advice. He is tearing Palin apart and controlling his attitude. He’s also made the good comparison between John McCain and George Bush. He’s also talking about Obama’s plans. Good work, Joe. Oh wait, can I call you Joe?

Barring anything stupid or any major gaffes - Biden will clearly win the debate.

I’m suprised. Biden has practically stayed on message the whole time. For now, Sarah Palin hasn’t fallen apart, but she seems VERY rehearsed. She’s starting to get off message though and about 29 minutes into the debate she’s beginning to unravel. I can tell though that Biden is starting to get angry; he needs to cool it down otherwise he’s going to blow up. Right now I’d give Biden a 5 point advantage in this debate, it’s very very close.

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Now that both sides have had their prep. time for the debate and equally important time to lower expectations for their candidates, I feel it’s a good time to make some predictions about the two possible outcomes of the debate.

Scenario 1: Palin crushes Biden. Now I know you all are saying, “how can that happen, did you see her interviews with Gibson and Couric?” Yes, I saw them; yes she was terrible. But did you see her debates when running for Governor of Alaska? They weren’t bad at all; in fact, I was impressed. Read more »

Just when I thought the McCain campaign could not stoop to lower levels, I was again, proven wildly wrong. To clue you all in real quick, John McCain decided to suspend his campaign to return to Washington and address the financial meltdown facing America. He has said that he will not attend the looming Presidential Debate on Friday unless a bill is passed to solve our economic crisis. McCain may herald himself as someone who puts “Country First”, but this is surely not a display of this whatsoever. America does not need or deserve a political soapbox to serious economic issues or need a detraction on Capitol Hill from a solution. Putting John McCain and Barack Obama in Washington would distract and severely dilute the policy making process. Read more »