Wow. OBAMA's smile was the creepy one last night? Really?

McCain's shit-eating grin could terrify the blind. Don't even get me started on the facial tics, the eye rolling, and the lip-licking. Gross.

The only creepy thing was John McCain's constant blinking, and the goofy look that stayed on his face all night.Tucker, I feel sure you find it painful to say Obama won, I bet you were drunk or crying when you wrote that.You said it, I give you credit for that.

Dear Tucker ,
Most of the time, we are in we have different points of view but I wanted to let you know (as an MSNBC viewer ) that you are missed .
Lew Jaffe
Http://bookplatejunkie.blogspot.com

I'd just like to know when it was mandated all the debates be run through a Ralph Steadman, acid-flashback illustration filter before getting to my tv?

Fear and loathing hardly describes the current pitch. Glad Gonzo's not here to see it... tho he is probably wailing over it all somewhere...

Barry won alright... but have either of these birds turned out really looking like a winner?

As for John Lewis... coming to you from Atlanta, Tucker, I have to say thank GAWD someone in the national media has finally identified this pitiful little opportunist of lo these many decades as the intellectually bankrupt, empty-headed charlatan we've known down here all along.

Obama's smile is creepy? Really? This from the middle-aged man with the clothes and haircut of a 12 year old prep school student who actually enjoys attending the afternoon teas his mother makes him attend.

Tucker, find a mirror, and a real friend to make you take a good look in it.

rhymes with tucker.

what a douche.

Agreed... McCain's the one with the frighteningly creepy smile. Add to that the constant blinking, winking and the overuse of the phrase, "My Friends", which now justs sounds like an evil, "Trust Me" everytime I hear it, and all I can think about is that creepy stalker character he played "oh-too-well" on SNL...

... sneaking up behind me, lifting my retirement from my back pocket, unzipping his fly, and taking his jolly turn forcibly violating my civil liberties over and over again like Bush before him... all along yelling "My Friends, My Friends!", just-a-grinning and winking over at his greedy, soulless, GOP/corporate puppet-masters hiding in the shadows, egging him on, and counting what's left of my cash.

And rightly so.

Mc Cain behaves like an immature schoolboy and bully at the age of 72 or whatever his age is. He is not wise or balanced or reassuring like a man of his age and with his kind of experience should be.

I would hate to see such an unbalanced character lead the world through our current global crisis!

I am glad that the American people are wiser than that.

wahooligan, you forgot the laughing at his own jokes. alone.

Tucker,
No need to denigrate Rep. Lewis. I feel his statement was misinterpreted by many however, it was relevant .In essence his message was words can lead to violence.It came after a week were Gov. Palin, was saying Obama "pals around with a terrorist" and the use of Hussein was linked to this statement.We all know the response from the crowd... "kill him" etc.Words can lead to violence, and the fact that it came out of candidates mouth is truly deplorable. Tucker, because of your age you have not experienced the violence that once was in our country because of racism. Rep. Lewis was remembering a past time and was trying to remind Americans of the consequences of toxic words.

Tucker, I miss your reasoned conservatism on MSNBC. The Network is making a long-term mistake investing in the short-term ratings of Olbermann. Notwithstanding Mathews' lack of a filter, he sucks Chris' childish enjoyment of politics, matches "Bill-O's" arrogance in spades, and now, with the present lineup, even a Democrat like me can't take the hours of sycophantico. If smart, MSNBC would put Rachel in Keith's chair (oh the irony!), send him back to sports, and bring you back on for balance.
But here are the two questions I have for you. 1.) I am a CPA. Do you really think that income distribution doesn't already exist and is unavoidable? Isn't Barack Obama suggesting a different distribution? I do understand that studies show that cuts in the capital gains tax increase investment, jobs and government revenue and I am willing to accept that. But it seems that Obama poses not the difference between Big Government and Small Government but Big Government and Corporate Governance.
Second, why do the Republicans favor federal control over Republican limits and state control over Republican freedoms? Isn't this strategy of front door/back door obvious to anyone paying attention?
Perhaps you will follow up with a posted response.

Okay, this was the last shot. Last time Senator McCain had my attention. Now it is gone. Honestly I have been a Democrat my whole life and McCain had an uphill climb for me. His problem is that he doesn't know where the hill is! My 401k is in the dumpster like many others. Only one of the debaters gave me any hope that they will try to dig it out before it goes to the landfill. Thankfully the garbage workers in my area are just coming off a strike so service is iffy, we have a little time. One final thought...Really...Joe the Plumber! My entire life savings has been eliminated and I should worry that this dude may have to pay a little more tax because he crossed over the $250,000 threshold. I got excited last weekend because my local discount grocer put ramen noodles on sale. The kids eat for another week, yipee!

Hey Tucker! I to miss you on msnbc. I am a democrat who loves a good debate. Nice to see you are honest for a change.

Hey Tucker,
I like your new haircut. I would dance with you any day!

The fact of the matter is that Lewis's comments made perfect sense regardless of anyone's opinion of his performance in Washington. McCain and Palin especially have made many comments geared towards riling up the stupid, the ignorant and yes, the racist. Denying this makes Tucker's babble irrelevant..

Miss you on MSNBC too, and that's coming from a Wobblie in Butte! This country would be far better off if McCain had won in 2000, and the reason he was foiled then is the same reason Obama's going to the White House next January. The GOP needs to get a new "base" and get back to fiscal conservatism, small government and get out of nation-building. (Palin needs to get her buns back to Alaska because those dern Rooskies from Gazprom have invaded and are trying to take over her gas pipeline project!)

Tucker listening to you for 5 seconds, and I came to the conclusion: IDIOT!

You are so right, Tucker. By the way, I miss you so much on MSNBC. I am soooooo sad.

Sarah Palin has got to the worst VP in history! I am just thankful that after Nov. 4th she'll be Alaska's problem and not the countrys.

Hey Tucker!
So glad I found you! Missing you on MSNBC... poor Joe and Pat are stressed. Fairly Liberal here but always open for your intelligent commentary and respectful dialogue without interruption or shouting. Hang in, Dude and keep up the great work!

Tucker,

I am still missing your point. You wanted McCain to get into a scrap, but he screwed up. I have a question for you.

:Has Senator ever McCain ran anything?"

Sara at least ran a hamlet of 9000 souls and now Governor of Alaska. Please enlighten me.

Tucker, I think Obama's "creepy smile" you mentioned (when McCain was attacking him) was nothing more than utter disbelief and bewilderment by McCain's feeble mad libs. I will vote for Barack Obama in November, as resident of Chicago I've been exposed to him since his arrival in the Senate.

I truly thought he was a sincere individual, but as of late, with the current state of the blackhole known as the "economy". Any person who supports the idea of bailing out the very people who have been profiteering over the working class is ridiculous.

The banks made billions of dollars in yearly profits long before these recent events. Not to mention the actual explaination why they need the bailout, becuase they gave loans to individuals with very high risk of default/foreclosure.

And now, both presidential candidates (along many others) support helping out elitists who made horrible financial decisions with hopes of making a buck on "joe the plumber's" financial needs.

We are all still going to be stuck in a capitalistic addiction to gasoline. Not to mention the political, geographic and religious biases that separate this world beyond any ones imagination.

I yield the floor to Mr. Carlson....

Here's Tucker's blog from last week:

"During the geography round, he (Obama) referred to "Pahkeestahn," but then just plain "Afghanistan," then changed it up again with several "Talheebahn"s. Weird."

And then today:

"Time and again, McCain seemed close to completing an actual argument against Obama, only to pull back at the last moment and meander off onto another point. It was weird-almost as weird as the creepy smile Obama maintained as McCain attacked him."

Weird, weird, weird.

This, my friends, is the embodiment of the word "hack."

Tucker Carlson evidently poops these blogs out on auto-pilot. Find a Thesaurus or an editor or something.

Heavens, even with his TV show cancelled, and plenty of time to learn how to write a decent column, Tucker's got exactly the post-masturbatory energy for one adolescent description: "Weird."

Weird, dude.

What's weird is that anyone takes this sub-nerd seriously about anything other than the fascinating topic of bow-tie collecting.

Does McCain get it ---- it costs over $12,000 for us a retired couple for health insurance. $5000.00?? It helps but no one will get good insurance for $2500.00 per year.

Tucker, I love it when you manage to articulate exactly what I am thinking.

Obama is notoriously adverse to confrontation. Who would have ever thought that McCain couldn't make him cry like a little girl at some point?

Sigh. Gary Johnson in 2012!