Okay, maybe you’re not. Click here: Obama’s birth certificate.

As for Madeleine Albright, I don’t know… you’d probably have to ask Senator Obama. Perhaps because she’s a very smart lady and very experienced and knowledgeable in the area of foreign policy? I somehow highly doubt that she had anything to do with the deaths of 50,000 Iraqi children.

That video you have posted on your blog is hilarious, by the way. Thanks for the laughs.

After tonight, John McCain holds a close second place. He, like her, represents everything that is wrong with this country right now: The sneering, snidely expressions, the mean-spirited attitude and demeanor, the dogged determination to smear Obama with innuendos and half-truths.

During the debate, I kept asking my kids: “Do you smell something?” They did. It was the smell of desperation. They get it, thank God. As do so many other people in their age range (almost 17 & 21). They’re smart, savvy, and determined not to live in a world led by people like McCain and Palin.

I kept telling them that McCain reminded me of someone, but I couldn’t think who. Finally, the hubby figured it out: Arte Johnson. He reminded me of Arte Johnson playing the old pervert on the park bench on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In. Anyone old enough to remember that show will know exactly what I mean. When he laughed, I got cold shivers. He and that woman he picked to run with him scare the CRAP out of me.

Near the end of the debate, we all heard a loud noise. Like a crash, followed by the sound of whooshing water. Took us a moment to figure it out, but then we realized what it was: McCain’s campaign hitting the iceberg and starting to take on water. Yup, by the time it was over, he was listing to one side and by November 4th, his ill-conceived candidacy will sink completely. Thankfully for all of us, Palin will skulk back to Alaska and resume her position under a snowbank. Where she belongs. Never to be heard from again. Except in future editions of Trivial Pursuit where she will be referred to as the political candidate who once staked her foreign policy platform on the fact that she claimed to be able to see Russia from her house (yes, even that claim has been debunked).

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Obama performed better than McCain, but I tried to think of this debate from the perspective of someone who didn’t know any of the facts, and from that perspective, if McCain’s body language didn’t put you off, then McCain might have gained a few points. According to CNN’s undecided live reaction, those polled were more impressed with Obama at the start of the debate than at the end, and they were turned off by Obama’s fruitless attempt to respond to McCain’s accusations. Obama would’ve been better off to ignore McCain’s inaccurate assaults by focusing instead of on presenting his own policies.

Ultimately, though, McCain is too far behind for this to have won him the election. The debate isn’t going to matter as far as who wins the election, just in terms of who wins Georgia–which the last I checked was only leaning towards McCain and needed some McCainiac reinforcement to secure it. Tonight, McCain may not have won the election, but he just might have won Georgia.