John McCain is used to force the election of Barack Obama.
Barack Obama forced you to pay for Wall Street's bailout.

Stop the extortion, blackmail, bribery, and division;
Ron Paul, Ralph Nader, and Cynthia McKinney.

"The two parties should be
almost identical, so that
the American people can
'throw the rascals out'
at any election without
leading to any profound or
extensive shifts in policy."
- Carol Quigley

Is it just me? Seeing Obama's calm demeanor again tonight and his overall appearance on TV is making me more comfortable with the idea of him as president despite his relative inexperience. Each debate seems to make him more believable as a leader.

I must say, in all of the articles and news reports I’ve seen or heard yesterday, yours proved to be the most interesting for a number of reasons. When the incident you discuss in your article occurred, I was a bit stunned. As a woman of color, if I was still undecided as to who to vote for in this election, that would have clarified it for me and McCain would not be the one. My next thought was “I wonder what the flack for this will be? Tomorrow will tell. ” Well, first I hear the commentator after the debate mention the incident and then – nothing. Complete silence. Yet, everyone is on about “that one”. Well “that one” is bad but to directly insult someone and compound it by avoiding them is much worse. Now here is what I find especially interesting about your article. In the past, by the next morning, I would have heard a reaction from the African American community. I heard nothing. Maybe there is some comment out there in smaller, lesser known papers I’m not aware of but, reactions in the main stream just doesn’t seem to be there. Not until I saw your article and my first thought was “what a switch!”. To see a young black male insulted on television, a minimal-to-no reaction from the African American community and where do I finally see a reaction from – a white male! Times are really changing and I am completely fascinated by it all.