Last evening John McCain and Barack obama had their third and final Presidential debate. Throughout the whole debate I was dreaming of the days when Ronald Reagan debated his opponents. Reagan was such an expert communicator, it seemed impossible for anyone to beat him in a debate. With our two current choices, McCain and Obama, it’s much more difficult to call these debates, unless of course you’re not objective.

As an intro I thought I’d throw in a debate between Batman and The Penguin, which uniquely mirrored the last three Presidential debates. It’s a shorter video too.

The highly educated voters in Harlem are so well informed, a reporter for Howard Stern was able to trick people he interviewed into agreeing with everything John McCain stands for, including getting them to say they had no problem with Sarah Palin being Vice President. The reporter simply asked who they supported, they said Obama, so the reporter asked a series of questions about things McCain represents, but said those were things Obama represented, and every black person asked said yup, I’m for it.

This supports the case that many blacks are only voting for Hussein Obama because he is black. That must make those whites who are voting for Obama feel kind of like they are stabbing their fellow whites in the back right? Nah, because the majority of whites don’t vote along racial lines like most blacks apparently do.

So, who are the racists in America now? Here’s a hint, it’s not white people anymore.

Jim Piccillo introduced Joe Biden at a rally as "the next Vice President of the United States John McCain." The audience clapped on cue. Would they have still clapped if McCain really walked out on stage?

Jim Piccillo, who is a father of two, is a Republican who started campaigning for Barack Hussein Obama after Jim was laid off from his job. I have to wonder if perhaps Jim lost his job because he kept making simple mistakes like calling people by the wrong name.

Barack Obama still hasn’t explained his relationship with domestic terrorist William Ayers, so now John McCain put out an ad highlighting that relationship.

Will it change your vote, or is McCain wasting his campaign money on ads like this? Does this make McCain look desperate?

Last night the second Presidential debate took place between John McCain and Barack Obama. The full video of the debate is above. Obama clearly won the debate, and he was able to more clearly connect with people who were asking questions. McCain realized Obama won as well, as evidenced by Obama’s rebuffed attempt at a post debate handshake in the video below. If McCain wanted to show his disgust he should have showed more passion during the debate. The trend is in Obama’s favor. It’s really too bad there isn’t another candidate to choose from besides McCain and Obama, like Mitt Romney who is much more knowledgeable on financial issues.

This election is too difficult to call at this point, but Obama has run a great campaign.