
President Elect Barack Obama!
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Barack Obama’s political message starts in the heartland of America –with dancing wheat fields and citizens waving flags.
Then we cut to Barack Obama – doing his best Barbara Walters-Mr Rogers hybrid. He introduces the special and quickly gets to his first guest.
The first guest – Rebecca Johnston – A woman who has stick figures of her family carved/drawn onto her jeep and a daughter named Tallulah. She’s struggling with making ends meet.
Back to Barack who reminds us how screwed this country is and reminds us of his plan to fix us.
By the way, forget about the money it cost to buy air time – this is quality video – I’m betting the budget is approximately the same as the cost of outfitting 15 Sarah Palin’s.
While I was busy doing math, Obama transitioned to his energy plan.
Obama transitions seamlessly from Juanita Sanchez and her 7 year old with "special needs" to education/home movies --- cute!!!
I’m such a sucker… all the personal stuff always makes me tear up.
Joe Biden makes a cameo.
Endorsements. Kids with American flag face pain. Obama with the lunch ladies. Hand shaking. Hugging. And Live from Florida….it’s Barack Obama.
Change is in the House! Obama rents out another stadium and gives us a live wrap up of his TV Special. VOTE FOR ME!!!! CHANGE THE WORLD!!!! Cue the music!
Good night and good luck!



It is true that time heals all wounds, she's probably had a chance to catch up on her sleep, and spending day in and out with Bill has got to get tedious. But the real reason HRC is back on the campaign trail doing big time stumping for Obama is really an issue of publicity and politics. With the gaps in the polls widening and Obama looking more and more likely to pull this off, Hill's going to want to have a hand in helping him "seal the deal."
Plus, she's got to get back in the spotlight to remind everyone how much time she used to spend there. Let's be honest, at this point, it looks like Tina Fey will be a bigger footnote in this election than the First Lady who would be president.
It's time for HRC to reclaim her place in the race, and stumping for Obama in the Sunshine State is a solid move.


Live DVR Blog of Third Presidential Debate
Characters: Bob Schieffer, Obama, McCain
*Revised post debate to include “Joe” – a plumber in Ohio
Topic: Domestic Issues
Question 1: Economy
McCain Starts – He’s got some quick fixes. Buying mortgages.
Obama talks about his 4 key points. Sometimes when he talks about his economic package it sounds like he’s talking about a gym membership or seasons tickets to Six Flags
10 min – Who is this Joe the Plummer? And does he know Joe Six Pack? Should we count number of times someone says Joe? (estimating 6 as of now)
17min – McCain mooches off Hillary Clinton… and then starts talking really fast and saying a lot of things. Obama approved spending for an overhead projector in a planetarium in his hometown – that is so random!
20min – McCain voted for bush budget 4/5 times- which is also the number of dentists that recommend Trident. Coincidence?
21min: McCain explicit: I am not Bush!
22min: I love when Obama asks to respond and says, “There’s a lot of stuff that’s been put out there” ... Did he just say he’s not popular with teachers and environmentalists? Aren’t these the people he is popular with?
24min: List of slams – Why so mean?
25min: McCain: He’s meaner than me. Second Clinton reference; Obama: He’s meaner than me. Let’s get back to the economy.
29min: McCain: No him. Obama: Your running mate is a bitch. But back to the issues. Back and forth again…and another Joe Plumber reference
35min: McCain’s third Clinton reference.
36min: Obama on Bill Ayers and ACORN: I hardly knew ya. But back to the economy and name dropping. What about Oprah, Obama?
39min: Obama laughs at McCain when he says his campaign is about the economy
40min: Love this question! Why is your running mate better for the country?
Obama on Biden: He doesn’t forget the little guy.
McCain on Palin – She’s a reformer. “Breash of freth air”
Obama on Palin: She’s an idiot but I can’t say that so I’ll say she “energized the party”
McCain on Biden: Some cockamamie ideas.
46min: Obama laughs at McCain again.
51min: Damn Obama and those nasty WORDS!!! McCain inserts 4th Clinton reference.
53min: McCain rolls his eyes at Obama’s Venezuela talk, then scribbles furiously before sitting upright and salivating for his chance to respond. Obama talks a lot. McCain salivates more.
55min: McCain stutters and sputters to respond. Obama just laughs. I feel like for all his salivating and scribbling, McCain didn’t come up with that much.
56min: Obama talks about broken hearts and two women in Toledo as a prelude to his health care chat.
59min: Joe the Plumber’s back! McCain goes into an infomercial to Joe the Plummer. (3 more Joe’s… and we’re not even counting the Biden references earlier … ) Obama talks directly to Joe: “Joe, if you are out there… “ - I feel like this could be the beginning of an 80’s pop song.
1hr01min: My apologies to any small business owners… I began tuning out the small business tax debate after the 3rd or 4th time I heard them avoid the same questions
1hr03min: Joe’s rich! Yay!!! (3more Joes) I love that they both have totally embraced leaving the entire election up to Joe the Plumber. This guy is definitely going to see his small business get a boost... and maybe even a toilet bowl endorsement will come his way! Joe really could be rich after this!
1hr07min: Oooh… Obama brings up equal pay for equal work legislation… that McCain voted against. McCain skirts issue (pun intended) but talks about Obama’s voting record re: voting present.
1hr15min: Last question! Wow…this one feels shorter than the last one.
1hr25min: mydebates.org plug after 10 min of education ending in sarcastic McCain
1hr26min: Closing arguments. Mccain brings back “my friends” – and makes his close. Obama makes his close. The end.
McCain made a funny face when he was deciding which side of the desk to walk around. They could have done a puppet show in the middle of the stage where there are people leaning out. That would have been fun. This debate was so-so. “Not a game changer” as they say.
Of course this Season 1 Clip came way, way before Liz/Tina was selected as Mac's running mate. I wonder if Jack (Alec Baldwin) will point out Liz's resemblance to the VP candidate when the show comes back... or Tina will opt to protect her TV self from Palin-ization.