You know, I try not to talk politics on this journal (although obviously I'm not always successful). But now that John McCain's not only effectively stopped talking to the press, but is actually trying to cancel this week's scheduled debate, I'm starting to wonder if we might be about to see the biggest meltdown in U.S. presidential politics since
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Wanting to postpone makes McCain look like a coward but I fear only to me.
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Oho, maybe we just found out. According to CNN:
McCain supporter Sen. Lindsey Graham tells CNN the McCain campaign is proposing to the Presidential Debate Commission and the Obama camp that if there's no bailout deal by Friday, the first presidential debate should take the place of the VP debate, currently scheduled for next Thursday, October 2 in St. Louis.
Man, Palin's debate prep is really going that well, is it?
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I'm hoping McCain's a no show. It would be hysterical if he just handed Obama an hour and a half of national TV coverage to lay out his plans for the next four years.
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The sheer brass of it. "Oh, hey, I can't focus on two things at once, so I'm cancelling the debate! And by the way, I want to be President -- a job which, as you know, never requires awareness of more than one thing at a time."
*jawsag*
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Last update is that Obama is holding fast: he's showing up to the debate, and McCain can either sit at home looking like an utter fool, or cave in and go, after announcing the suspension of his candicay to all media outlets... and look like an utter fool.
I'd rofl, but I don't want to jinx this.
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