My co-worker's parent voted first time in their life during the primary for Hillary. I'll be reminding my co-worker to make sure his parents don't stay home on Nov 4th.

too bad, this one really made me rofl, *kill

So this clip with the speech only is consider a dupe even though the other clip is almost twice as long?

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dupe: http://www.videosift.com/video/Im-Mad-As-Hell-Scene-from-Network
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^Looks like Huffington Post already had an article about McCain's fidgeting.

Did McCain had that smug smile on often during the debate? I listened to the debate on radio and thought it was essentially a draw. But in this video, McCain do not look presidential at all with that smirk.

^ you mean this clip?

This is a shorter clip than the one already sifted, containing only the speech.

I love how she can't come up with one example of John McCain pushing for more regulation on wall street, "I'll try to find you some and I'll bring them to you."

No wonder McCain want the VP debate rescheduled.

So was the two chicks on the side adopted?

Doh! Last name corrected in title.

*beg

Thanks for the promote and good catch on that elephant clip.

cheers!
In reply to this comment by jonny:
*promote

fear and dark, but I lack the power. Arg!

Right before this exchange, the reporter asked McCain a series of question regarding South America countries that are hostile to United States like Bolivia and Venezuela. Clearly, she's changing gear in the interview and said, "let's talk about Spain." But I'm sure McCain didn't hear her and thought she's asking about the President of some other South American country that's been thumbing their nose at United States. It's very obvious he got confused but don't expect the McCain campaign to admit it.

Another possible explanation is that McCain really do not want to invite the Spanish President. Ever since Spain pulled out of Iraq, Bush's been giving Spanish government the cold shoulder. The current Spanish President's been in power for several years now but have yet to be invited to the White house. The reporter asked this question because it is a good gauge of what kind of relationship will Spain and United States have after Bush leaves office. McCain might be saying that if Spain don't want to work with United States internationally, then don't expect a change from the current state of relationship.

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