Why must we wait on you?

[lauraaudrey]

"It's my belief that this is exactly the time when the American people need to hear from the person who, in approximately 40 days, will be responsible for dealing with this mess."

Agreed, Obama. Really, who do these two think they are?

Comments

[pimmie]

You are cracking me up. And I totally heart you. Big time!

[lauraaudrey]

Really, though. They make it too easy.

I heart you, too! Whatcha' doing this weekend? I need to shop. :)

[pimmie]

I'm not sure yet. I'm supposed to be going to some fall festival thing, but the weather is not looking good. Let me check with my cousin to see what the plan is. :)

[lauraaudrey]

k :)

[lauraaudrey]

They are continually making themselves look bad in terms of Palin speaking up. They are forever making up excuses for her and postponing things.

[lauraaudrey]

Palin as president. Terrifying. The comments after the article are funny - people saying, "Why not just postpone the election?". :)

[olemiss626]

I believe McCain wants to stall the debate for the same reason he has stalled his campaign. Being a senator outweighs running for president at a critical time like this. Both are which are paid to be senators and it's their job right now. This isn't an Obama bash, he will be in Washington tomorrow too. But I think Obama is dead wrong when he says that it's critical to debate right now. It's time for the country's politicians to come together right now, not split the country further with debates. Don't get me wrong, I think the debates are very important but their focus needs to be within the next few days to sort this out first.

[mightyfinewine]

I completely agree with you. While I understand that the economy is in serious trouble, I also understand that the American people making the decision of the next President will greatly effect the economy more than what the Government can do in the next 60 days. The debate is vital. And it should happen, as scheduled.

[bellaconfusa]

100% agree