I think its too late for stunts at this point. Hes got 4 weeks. Time is up. The verdict is in on McGrampa. Hes just too old, too angry, too ignorant, too out of touch and unfit for the office.

Unless there is a big game changer in the next 2 weeks, its over.

He needs to suspend his campaign and attack Russia, NOW. He should attack from a remote Alaskan outpost. All he needs is a plucky sidekick who knows every back snowmobile trail in and out that place.....but where.....WHERE can he find someone with the GUMPTION to get it done?!

Hey, it's October First, time to warm up that Surprise, right? Let's see...Obama is actually a werewolf? No, might stir up the crucial Shape-Shifter vote. Hmm...Obama kicked his own grandmother up a flight of stairs? No, he's already been endorsed by the National Association for the Kicking of Old People. Obama wants to strike surgically inside of Pakistan in order to root out terrorists? Been there, done that, World War III imminent, next?

I don't trust the polls because Obama should have gone into this campaign with those numbers. For Americans to have to experience actual disastrous pain to get them to vote for the better candidate makes me want to puke, actually. I wish there was a way to identify those voters who wake up in a different universe every morning, and have the memories of gnats. You know the ones? They are the ones who if Palin gets off a good zinger in the debate will totally change their vote yesterday for Obama - Biden to Palin - Mc$ame. I wish we could identify them and then just, I don't know, give them their own country in the reddest area of America and call it Shitholezbekistan... Let them try to figure out how to govern themselves under their version of Talibangelical Levitical Laws and watch them end up killing themselves through absolute ignorance. It would be a great way to prove the whole Darwinian Theory of survival of the fittest!

So how soon until McCain's next stunt? Soon... very, very soon. you can bet on it.

Evening Awesome:

A CBS News Poll released Wednesday that Mr. Obama’s favorability rating, at 48 percent, is the highest it has ever been in polls conducted by CBS and The New York Times. At the same time, the number of voters who hold an unfavorable view of Mr. McCain — 42 percent — is as high as it has been since the CBS News and The Times began asking the question about Mr. McCain in 1999, the first time he ran for president.

The CBS News poll showed that Mr. Obama has a 9 percentage-point lead over Mr. McCain – 49 percent to 40 percent. It marks the first time that Mr. Obama has held a statistically significant lead over Mr. McCain this year in polls conducted by CBS or joint polls by CBS and The New York Times. And several polls taken in battleground states released by other organizations on Tuesday suggested that Mr. Obama was building leads in states including Florida, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

(Source: NYT)

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