I have some Canadian readers and follow a few on Twitter, it was interesting to see them tweet about watching the presidential debate last night. I’m sure most American’s can’t even name the Canadian prime minister.
At the end of the debate Bob Schieffer closed a purple binder. I can’t help but wonder if that was a TCU binder he will later donate to the Schieffer School of Journalism.
With this being a debate about foreign policy, I was a little surprised Romney didn’t bring up Libya.
With this being a debate about foreign policy, I was a little surprised Obama didn’t bring up Romney’s comments about the London Olympics.
The last time the top Democratic and Republican presidential candidates without any prior military service face each other was back in 1944 – Roosevelt vs Dewey.
“Nightline” took my advice and got rid of Nicolle Wallace and Donna Brazile for their debate coverage. They were replaced with Martha Raddatz. She, along with Matthew Dowd provide great analysis.
I know how one Dallas Cowboy offensive lineman spent his Victory Monday. Yesterday evening I walked out the front door to get some fresh air and saw a shirtless Doug Free mowing his lawn.
I’d say at around 90% of the people on my street hire a lawn mowing service, so it’s interesting seeing the wealthiest person on the street be prudent and mow his own lawn.
Fun little Godfather trilogy fact . . . everytime you see an orange, death is near.
This article somewhat answers my polling land line polling question: the CBS/Quinnipiac poll called cell phones, while the others, except for a Fox poll showing Obama up by 3, surveyed only land lines.
Bob Schieffer is the last of the old school journalists that ran around with a Press Pass in their hat, kept a bottle of bourbon in the lower right desk drawer and knew every beat cop and snitch in town on a first name basis. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
This was most likely his final Presidential debate (unless we develop a Futurama head in a jar process) and he did a great job with the exception of the "What if Israel called" question.
Bob Schieffer is the last of the old school journalists that ran around with a Press Pass in their hat, kept a bottle of bourbon in the lower right desk drawer and knew every beat cop and snitch in town on a first name basis. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
This was most likely his final Presidential debate (unless we develop a Futurama head in a jar process) and he did a great job with the exception of the "What if Israel called" question.