Well, McCain's performance the last few days has been abysmal, the media coverage has become almost surreal, and my last big deadline of the year is coming up.
All told, I'm finding it hard to have anything to say.
Crossway Books: Holy Bible: English Standard Version, Black Genuine Leather
Winston S. Churchill: The Great Republic: A History of America (Random House Large Print)
Edmund Burke: The Portable Edmund Burke (The Viking Portable Library)
Lee Strobel: The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus
Erwin Lutzer: Ten Lies About God And How You Might Already Be Deceived
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So the bailout bill failed
Does anyone else find this convenient? Both McCain and Obama were able to publicly support the plan, though Obama hemmed and hawed some in the debate, but neither one of the had to actually go out on a limb and vote for the dumb thing because the bill failed in the House.
Conspiracy? No. Convenient? You betcha.
Posted on Monday, September 29, 2008 at 11:21 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)