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Things That Make You Think There have long been rumors about where little Trig came from, especially in light of his purported mother’s activities on the day before he was born. I remarked here that the way she continued to go about her business after her water supposedly broke was the strangest thing I’ve ever heard of.

side note: I’m not saying that we’re going to have another Depression….but there are quite a few similarities between that era and today. One of them is the massive redistribution of wealth from the middle class to the very wealthy. As difficult as it is to do….we have to try and remain calm and not panic as we see the DOW tumble.

Fri Oct 10, 2008 NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street titans buckled under the weight of a global stock market panic on Friday as the finance chiefs of the world’s major economies gathered in Washington to confront the inescapable financial crisis.

Jonathan Martin looked earlier today at the incredible anger, and frankly, mob mentality taking over at GOP rallies. Howard Wolfson gets at the essence of the problem for McCain: Instead of focusing on Ayers Senator McCain might have chosen to spend a day outlining a comprehensive solution to the

VIDEO: Another McCain/Palin rally October 10th, 2008 2:22 pm side note: There is just no depth to these people…… Posted in GOP, Bush's War, George Bush, World News, White House, Video, Voting, 2008 Election, US News, John McBush by erik Comments Off

SNL’s Thursday prime time special of Weekend Update opened with a hilarious sketch on the second presidential debate. I posted the video on here, but could keep it from automatically playing.  So, here’s the link to the video on NBC’s webiste…

side note: Don’t tell anyone, but as a young lad I enjoyed watching The Golden Girls. Those octegenarian funny ladies sure had a whole lot of sass. Turns out Betty White (aka Rose Nylund) has some common sense when it comes to politics as well.

Obama loses one today, and McCain maintains a steady and paltry 41% of the electorate. How he’ll catch up is anybody’s guess, and the chances get slimmer with each passing day. The details… The major news of the day is the economic crisis and its dramatic effect on the world’s financial markets,

The stock market is suffering another triple digit loss today, but during a conference call with reporters, John McCain’s campaign manager Rick Davis said that the McCain campaign won’t be talking about the stock market everyday, because the campaign shouldn’t become a, “CNBC news show on the stock market.” Instead they spent their time trying to link Obama to the ACORN investigation.

By now, word has gotten out that the mortgage crisis could have a detrimental effect on voting: In losing their home addresses, subprime victims may become ineligible to vote under certain state laws if they fail to update their voter registration information. If this happens, says University of Missouri law professor S.