My Friends, This Race is Over!

My friends, I hope you watched the second presidential debate between John McCain and Barack Obama. Because, if you did so, my friends, you saw the clear choice facing voters on Nov. 4.

My friends, there were two very different men on the stage last night. One of them, my friends, answered every question. The other rambled on and on, like the confused old man that he is.

One of them, my friends, laid forth his agenda as president: on energy, on education, on Iraq, on fixing the economy. The other took cheap shots at his opponent, and made several lame attempts at sophomoric humor.

One of them, my friends, talked about the future. The other talked about nothing but hanging out with his old pals Lieberman, Kennedy and Feingold during his 26 years in the Senate.

In sum, my friends, one looked like our next president. The other looked like a ghost from the past, repeating himself over and over and over again.

My friends, let’s face it. McCain needed a knockout punch in his second debate, but he couldn’t deliver it. Unless something drastic happens between now and Nov. 4, McCain missed his last chance. This race is over.

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