No Goldfarb, who is number two?

McCain spokesperson/blogger Michael Goldfarb has some trouble with CNN’s Rick Sanchez:

Though I enjoy the smug look on Goldfarb’s face, I really am curious as to who the number 2 person is that he’s referring to? Or, I guess more accurately, why he won’t say it? Does he genuinely not have a second name or does [...]

Where’d you go Joe?

Well this is a little awkward:

Someone needs to do a post-election article on how, for the last few weeks of the campaign, Senator McCain basically tied all his strategy to a guy called Joe (not his real name) the Plumber (not really a plumber).
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Five more friends

No one beats the standout performance by Jonah Hill in the first one of these but still not bad. Via Ori on the gchat ones and twos, natch.

McCain vs Obama dance-off

I’ll give it to them, they’ve both got some nice moves.
via Kottke natch

Here’s how Slate employee’s will be voting: Obama (55), McCain (1), Barr (1), Not McCain (1), and Non citizen, can’t vote (4). Rachael Larimore, Deputy Managing Editor and Copy Chief, is the McCain voter and Jack Shafer, Editor at Large and media columnist, is voting for Bob Barr.

Best interview of the campaign

…done by one Damon Weaver.

My favorite part is at the end, during Senator Biden’s long answer, you can see the kids arm getting tired.
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Not to get ahead of ourselves but I was wondering on Saturday who the contender’s are to replace Senators Obama and Biden should they win. Rep. Jessie Jackson, Jr. would apparently very much like to follow Senator Obama in Illinois and Beau Biden seems to be in line to replace his dad in Delaware. Both [...]

Wassup goes political

The guy’s from Bud Light’s “Wassup” commercial 8 years ago are back with a new video. It’s a little different then the original ad:

Ferrell’s Bush endorses McCain/Palin

Not sure if that will be the last Tina Fey as Sarah Palin skit but it would be a great one to go out on. via

Amy Strozzi, the traveling makeup artist for Sarah Palin, is in fact the top-paid staffer on the campaign. Strozzi was paid $22,800 in the first two weeks of October. Could just be me but that doesn’t seem like the smartest way to run a campaign. via

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