Last Presidential debate

[infrogmation]

Okay a year ago, who would have believed that the Republicans would socialize the banks, and the Republican candidate would accuse the Democrat of being like Herbert Hoover. What

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So he really said "gold-plated Cadillac".

[pentomino]

PIMPED OUT PLUMBAZ! BLANG BLANG!

[urbeatle]

Are you sure he didn't mean "G. the Plumber"? Isn't Liddy the only living Nixon-era associate who doesn't have a government job?

[infrogmation]

Yep. You're not the only one who was reminded of another type of Republican "plumber":

Driftglass

[mshollie]

John Dean was a Nixon associate, and as far as I know, he doesn't have a government job.

[urbeatle]

He's the exception that proves the rule! What with Nixon firing him for not playing along...

[ancientscripts]

Somebody need to make a sticker "What would Joe the Plumber do?"

Too bad there isn't a fourth debate, 'coz now I wanna play McCain Bingo (I didn't get Bingo with Palin unfortunately).

[la_azteca]

If you were a drinking person, you could have played the Maverick drinking game and been passed out by the end of the VP debate :p

[mshollie]

Yeah, I saw that whole debacle, too. What would Joe the Plumber do?

We report. You decide.

[jdquintette]

McCain said the group is "now on the verge of maybe perpetrating one of the greatest frauds in voter history in this country." He also alluded to the fact that Obama's campaign had paid a firm affiliated with ACORN $800,000 earlier this year for get-out-the-vote efforts.

And also from the San Francisco Chronicle:

But election experts say the chances for significant voter fraud in November are slim. Most of the false or duplicate names - such as "Mickey Mouse" and the starting lineup of the Dallas Cowboys - are already being struck from voter rolls by election boards. Election experts say that while there have been isolated cases of voter fraud in recent history, it's virtually impossible to pull off large-scale voter fraud without being discovered