Good Morning Charles,
I believe I mentioned my sentiments regarding the debate performance/job report last week in a posting of yours. I'll leave it at that.

What did intrigue me was this piece of news on an Einstein letter for sale at a cool $3 million:

http://seattletimes.com/html/nationworld…

Somehow I thought about you when I read it. His candor and reasoning is quite fascinating. However, he also is somewhat contradictory. I really like this last sentence:

"Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind"

So, what are Mysterio's policies today? Are his tax cuts for the wealthy back on his menu? Is he for a national health care plan today? Or is that his scheduled change for tomorrow? People want to know! So that they can get ready for him to change his mind again.

Apparently those polls that were so biased before the debate suddenly are not biased at all!

Love that last paragraph.

Great piece in the Guardian about the effect of US sanctions and the US public's ignorance thereof. Might be morally superior to send drones.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/…

You'd think Republicans would be happy that more Americans have jobs. Oh, right. That's what they've spent the last four years trying to prevent.

Romney looked like he'd had a bump at that debate...