Debate aftershocks

Just watched Romney debate the Comrade in a rerun. The Comrade still sucks.

What's really funny, though, is watching the democrats fall apart. They are shocked! Shocked! that their sainted candidate, the guy portrayed with a halo around his head, has feet of clay after all. Or possibly a head of clay. And a bunch of failed policies.

I think I mentioned Chris Matthews sputtering and spitting performance only moments after the debate. Go watch his remarks on YouTube -- the longer version. Matthews goes on and on and on about how how MSNBC has worked to get the Comrade re-elected. Matthews suggested the Comrade watch his show to pick up tips on his campaign and effective talking points. Just bizarre.

Bill Maher, as noted, suggested that the Comrade may really NEED a teleprompter at all times. Since then, he's commented that perhaps that $1 million he donated to the Comrade's campaign went for something to smoke. The rats are among the first to abandon a sinking ship.

Al Gore noted that Denver's altituted is 5,000 feet, and the Comrade hadn't been there long enough to acclimatize himself. Apparently the Comrade was dim for lack of oxygen?

Have no idea what the blockheads on The View" might be saying. I've never seeen that show all the way through,. Joy Behar's voice is like nails on a blackboard for one thing. And I don't share their concept of what women are interested in.

Anything from Pazzo Pelosi or Brain-dead Harry Reid? I should Google this and see. They've probably both been hospitalized.

And the "official" dem campaign response? "Romney lied." Liked about what? About the unemployment stats? The number of people on food stamps?

Actually my favorite part of the debate was when the Comrade repeated several times that Romney isn't divulging his specific plans for tax cuts and so on. He said something like, "Is it too good for people to hear it?" Stuff like that.

Romney came back with a remark that he didn't believe in the approach where you present congress with a plan and say, "My way or the highway." Romney said he prefers to work "across the aisle," inviting the opposite party to participate. That would be refreshing, and incidentally, would end the gridlock in congress.

Anyway, all for now.... Oh, apparently the unemployment total went down, from 8.2% to 7.8% almost over night. Only 114,000 new jobs created, yet about a million people found work. It's a friggin' miracle.

But with Saint Comrade in office, we should be used to that, no?

Save the Republic.