If Senator Obama wins this election, will it change the way political campaigns are run?  We all have to be honest here:  he's run a pretty positive campaign.  He didn't blanket the TV with commercials on Keating 5.  As far as I know he only had that 13 minute minidoc.  I don't listen to the radio much, so I'm not sure if it was on there or not.

The only commercials of Obama's I've seen on TV had been about McCains health care plan, and his other "plans" for the rich, and nothing for us regular folk.  The only ones I've seen from McCain have been attacks against Obama's character or "lack there of".  I think we've all seen those.  They are dirty, disgusting and all of them lies.  And to that, I thought there was supposed to be truth in advertising??  After all, isn't that what a commercial is?  And aren't those political ads commercials?

Anyway.  Back on track.  It saddens me to see the lows that Senator McCain has driven himself to, in his unbridled desire to be President.  I've never admired the man.  Well, ok, a I had a little respect for him for what he went through in VietNam, but not for anything else.  I'm 50 years old, and have been hearing for a long time what a ruthless, cheating bastard he was.  But at least he was somewhat honroable in his political dealings and campaigns.

Until now.  What's changed in his feeble brain to make him act this way?

Oh hell, that's easy.  He's 72.  This IS his last chance to be President.  And he's blown it.  And he only has himself to blame.  I mean, really, Sarah Palin?  Seriously?