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Bob Herbert’s column today is a must-read.

Poll numbers aren’t looking good for McCain-Palin but Dan Cleary thinks tonight may be an opportunity to turn that around:

The New Yorker Magazine cover mocks Palin's foreign policy experience.

The New Yorker is published weekly, has a circulation of over 1 million, and an 88 year history.

The New Yorker Magazine cover mocks Palin’s foreign policy experience.
The New Yorker is published weekly, has a circulation of over 1 million, and an 88 year history.
Palin’s latest gaffe as reported Politico, involves yet to be released parts of the Couric interview:  when asked to discuss a Supreme Court Case other than Roe v. Wade [...]

Before the bailout vote this afternoon, the blogosphere was swarming with rumors that CBS had two more un-aired responses from last week's disastrous Sarah Palin interview with Katie Couric, the one in which the aspiring Vice-President looked less like a moose-hunter and more like a de

Rod Dreher thinks that to win Thursday night’s Vice Presidential debate, Sarah Palin must throw a perfect game:

As the debate is done, I have to say McCain looked visibly tired about half way through. Not only that, but he kept rambling. Based on how difficult it appeared for him to keep his focus, I can’t imagine McCain in the White House. but, it is also one of the better debates I’ve watched in a very long time.

Sarah Palin’s latest gaffe occurred when Katie Couric asked about her foreign policy experience. She replied:

"As Putin rears his head and comes into the air space of the United States of America, where do they go?

Rumors that Joe Biden may be dropping out of the race due to “medical reasons” opening up the VP spot for Hillary are apparently making their rounds on Al Gore’s internets.