If you were a kid growing up in the early 80’s chances are you or someone you knew owned a cabbage patch kid. They were some crazy phenomenon parents use to rush out to the toy stores and line up just to try and get their kids one of these dolls. The craze seems to be making its way back some 20 plus years later. However the dolls are now more exclusive than ever. There will be only four special collectors dolls available to the public all of which will be sold on EBAY.
The dolls will be modeled after Barrack Obama, Joe Bidden, John McCain and Sara Palin. I know its crazy and I have no idea who would want one of these things but I am sure there is some looney out there who will be spending a large sum of money to buy these things. All proceeds from the auction, which takes place on November 4th, will go to the US Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots foundation. No word on what bidding will start at.
Well fight fans get ready for the last and final round of debates this evening. Tonight’s main event will be taking place in Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. As millions of eager viewers tune into CNN to watch the debate. The number one question on everyone’s mind….HOW DO YOU FIX THE ECONOMY???
According to Bloomberg/Los Angeles Times poll 56% of registered voters from Oct 10-13 favored Obama’s approach. But what does that really say? Does this mean the other 44% favor McCain? With an allocated 2-4% margin or error this years election will come down to the wire. All polls seem to have Obama leading with almost a 9 point lead over John McCain. The last presidential candidate to be able to close the gap and win the election was Ronald Regan. Does McCain have what it takes?
Watch the 3rd debate live in NY at 6pm PST and 9pm EST:
For what Obama lacks in the experience he seems to make up with charisma. John McCain has a long way to go in order to secure that luxury suite in the whitehouse. By pure observation the 2008 elections look to be weighing in the favor of the young democrat. We all know that each state has its roots grown deep in their ideologies and political debate. However these elections seem to be a little different.
My two cents for what its worth. For the first time in history we are seeing a young black presidential candidate that has the ability to swing the vote based on the following demographs: latino vote, voters between the ages of 18-30 and the african american vote. All three of these groups do have the ability to create the edge necessary to push McCain into a nursing home. Lets all be honest here for a minute. What possible way is there for anyone in these three voting categories being able to relate to John McCain??? NONE WHAT SO EVER!!!
Whether the polls are right and if the democrats smack the republicans with the finger still remains to be seen. But the campaign machine behind Obama looks to have done everything right. From the alliance with Hollywood and music stars to the retarded family commercials. The democrats even covered their bases by getting Joe Biden as a running partner. Someone who has deep family roots and what the general population will see as a strong, honest, hard working single father that has left his mark on the system. The message is clear…and it says “no matter who you are we represent you”. Come November we will all find out if the masses bought the message in bulk.
According to a recent poll conducted by CNN/Opinion Research Corp 54% of surveyors said Obama won the second debate.
How heavy does this weigh in the mind of voters? Both Obama and McCain have an inept ability to answer any real questions that matter to Americans. They both either live in a fantasy world or just choose to feed us regurgitated garbage pre written by their campaign advisers. With all the major issues at hand like the economy and the war either candidate does not seem to have any clear cut answers. Where does this leave the general public?
With things coming down to the wire and voting day just around the corner we need someone who is a straight shooter and will follow through on what he says. Looks like another 2 fat cats running for president with nothing more than elusive words and puppet strings.
According to a recent poll conducted by CNN/Opinion Research Corp 54% of surveyors said Obama won the second debate. 
