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Saturday, May 10, 2008

McCain's bearings: lost, not lost, and checked

Obama: "McCain has lost his bearings."


McCain: Bearings just fine, thanks:


Lieberman: "I just want to report that this morning I personally checked John McCain’s bearings. He has not lost any of them. They are all in really great shape."


Obama's been visiting 57 states:

Guam, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Chicago's south side (which apparently has closed steel mills if you believe his wife), New York City, and the people's republic of Seattle.

Along with the state of confusion.

He probably stayed up late because of some 3 AM call.

His staff hasn't allowed him to visit Alaska and Hawaii, but I'm throwing those two just in the interest of fairness. After all, last week he didn't know what month it was.

Flashback to Heinz 57's shifting bar.

Special thanks to Larwyn.

UPDATE
Via anonymous in the comments section, Obama’s 57 States & other lessons
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I'm heading to the big city to see Macbeth, so blogging will be light. Here is the NYT's slide show of the production along with Patrick Stewart's comments.

While I'm out, bee-have!

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4 Comments:

At 10:13 AM, Blogger Anthony said...

I think Obama accidentally revealed his secret plan to annex Canada when he spoke of "57 states." At last, the Yukon will be ours!

Enjoy Macbeth, it's one of my favorite plays. Is Hillary playing Lady Macbeth? :D

 
At 11:14 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Anchoress (5/9 post) links to a great post at Baldilocks.

 
At 10:32 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

Thanks, Anon, I added that link to the post.

 
At 10:39 PM, Blogger Pat Patterson said...

No, it was a Randy Newman, not Freudian, slip because Sen. Obama was referring to Australia which has seven states and "...surfin' too." Obama is letting his haole 1/2 show through.

 

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