Must-See-TV!

I'll admit it, not only did I forget to watch the first presidential debate, I didn't want to remember it either. I was too busy watching my car rust. However, I will be glued to the set Thursday for the vice presidential debate! After Katie Couric outed Sarah Palin as a complete airhead, I can't wait to see her go down in flames, and McCain's campaign as well.

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