Open Thread: The First Debate
by Latoya Peterson

Dearest readers,
Your editrix has been working and traveling hard for the bulk of the week, so I haven’t checked in on my beloved blog as much as I wanted.
However, I couldn’t wait until tomorrow to post an open thread of the presidential debates.
I ended up watching the debates in a bar up in Spanish Harlem, slamming sangria and raspberry Hefeweizen, chilling with my homegirl Erica, and yelling at the damn screen like I ain’t got no fucking home training.
“Whatever McCain!”
“Gobama! Yeah, boy, get him on the details!”
“Damn, homie, he got you! Recover, Recover!”
I felt like Obama came strong and stayed strong. McCain’s performance was a bit uneven, though he definitely became more confident around issues of national security, and made a few good points.
Some links:
Washington Post – Fact Checker
New York Times – Check Point: The first debate
And now, I’m taking my drunk ass to bed and opening the floor. Remember to be civil to each other now!
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