It's hard being right all the time.

So Palin lost. She did better than a lot of people thought, but then again most people thought she'd just smile and stare into the camera. So expectations weren't that high. Bidden came out was clear and answered the questions that were asked. Palin as I predicted answered some of the questions, but at other times just delivered a stump speech that had nothing to do with the question. For example, when asked about the taxation of health benefits, she talked about energy policy. Either she didn't know the answer, or it wasn't flattering to the ticket. Some will say she did well. However even the Republican pundits on ABC said that Bidden won. MSNBC had close to 79% of their poll saying that Bidden won, but they are elitist left wing media. I mean obviously The Republican News Network, I mean The Fox New network, had different results right? They did Fox News watchers only voted that Bidden won 61% of the time. The problem is that all Palin did was hang in there or even stay neck and neck with Bidden, they need to have a drastic change. McCain is now pulling all of his campaign out of Michigan. He is running out of places to get to 270. He can't lose Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Missouri, or Indiana. He only holds the lead Indiana. If Obama can continue to hold serve in the campaign, he should win. That is unless all the polls are wrong, or the Republicans keep blacks from voting again. I'm looking at you Florida. I think McCain's gambles are starting to catch up with him. Palin is a gamble that is starting to hurt his campaign. Imagine if he had Romney in for economics right now. Suspending the campaign is being seen for the cheap political stunt that it is. All Obama needs now is for a good voter turnout. So if you're pro Obama make sure to get out and vote. If you're pro McCain you probably shouldn't be operating a vehicle so you might want to stay home. (just kidding...kind of)