Interesting Factoid of the Night

[heidi]

From Jon Chait:

Palin's final quote was from Ronald Reagan, warning that without vigilance, "you and I are going to spend our sunset years telling our children, and our children's children, what it once was like in America when men were free." In fact, Reagan was not warning about a general lack of vigilance about freedom, he was warning what would happen if Medicare was enacted.

Have read comments/reviews about the debate, and have a dozen open pages in my browser to read once I watch Show, which I am about to do.

Not looking at LJ again until I'm done watching Show, so please let me know what you liked/hated in Show and/or what you thought were the best/worst moments in the debate.

Comments

[scarah2.livejournal.com]

I am lost as to what Show is. I suspect it may be a reference to Supernatural, which I don't watch.

Oh no, Medicare! Sheesh. CONSTANT VIGILANCE

Honestly, I was kind of wandering around while the debate was on, but from what I saw, it was all kind of shitty.

[wendywoowho.livejournal.com]

Dean talked Daddy into buying Car!

Dean had NAUGHTY THOUGHTS about his mommy, and, I'd wager, his grandma! Grandma clearly had naughty thoughts about Dean!

Did Dean being there trigger the events, or are we really supposed to believe that Destiny rules all?

Angel Guy is hawt. HAWT. If I were an angel looking for a host body, I'd choose HAWT, too.

Well, now we know what her deal with the demon was. Damn.

Oh, SHOW.

[graycie23.livejournal.com]

I know everyone caught all the Back to the Future references, but I still think "Hey, Winchester!" was my favorite line.