Last one till E-Day!

Well folks, tonight represents the final opportunity for you to get a preview of the candidates ability to think on their feet. People dismiss debates as priceless TV time taken away from reality TV programming. However, it will be of great interest to many people, to see how many policy questions will be definitively answered. The nation has changed since the Conventions. The stability of our economy is in question and we need to see who's the more responsible defender of our future. We have one candidate feverishly trying to find a responsible path to that stability; and another who is more concerned with walking a slanderous tightrope to try and secure his victory at any cost. I seem to remember that candidate stating that he would rather lose the election and win the war. Well now the battlefields have changed, but the cost of losing is arguably greater. Now, it is win at any cost for McCain. While losing a physical war abroad has it's ill effects on society, it would pale in comparison to losing the war for an economy regained. A victory in this war for McCain would bring a result unacceptable to even Pyrrhus.