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So am I to conclude based on the interviews, it wouldn't have mattered whether McCain ran as a liberal or conservative, because the vote was already decided in Obama's favor?

Oh and McCain or Palin couldn't have brought up the fabricated financial meltdown during their respective debates? No media filter there. Just plain old straight forward speaking to the American People.

And of course President Bush could have used Rush or Hannity or Bill O'Reilly, or the Salem hosts, or Levin to make the same claim without filter or interpuption.

So a contrived financial meltdown seems, well shall we say a bit kooky?

And of course you must not know me well if you believe that my sources of news are the Obama media. But I think that conclusion must go along with the contrived financial melt down that obvsiouly must be fooling the leaders of the G20. One thing we do know for sure. On November 11th, you promised only one post per day. On November 16th, you gave me two. Why is truth such a hard concept to grasp?

joesbucks: On November 11th, you promised only one post per day.

an amused spectator: "After this, you only get one post a day, but post I will."

So I was feeling generous on November 16th. Lucky you. :-)

joesbucks: And of course you must not know me well if you believe that my sources of news are the Obama media.

joesbucks: "Oh wait, Obama ran a pretty seamless campaign."

No, the MEDIA ran a pretty seamless campaign for Obama. We're only hearing "Obama ran a pretty seamless campaign" in Obama's media organs. Or from Kathleen Parker and Peggy Noonan.

joesbucks: "Too many on the right, if hooked to a polygraph and asked the question if they really wanted a theocracy would test positive."

OK, now that's just a loony statement. I know a lot of right-wing people, and they don't want a theocracy. Now, on the other hand, the Left has already established their theocracy, and you don't seem in the least concerned or aware of it.

As for the "contrived financial meltdown" - if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then maybe it IS a duck.

I imagine you'll wait till Kathleen Parker or Peggy Noonan tell you it's OK to think it may have been contrived.

I do know that you'll never end up programming computers. Ruling out a possibility from the get-go destroys any sort of problem-solving logic.

Maybe they'll invent a computer that can be programmed with "feelings" just for you, joesbucks...