How is John McCain better on Saturday Night Live than any interview / debate / speech? Makes no sense. I can see why he’d want to do it on the weekend before the election, but doesn’t it separate him from his running-mate somewhat? It’s hardly friendly to her.
I started renting the first series of 30 Rock after the first Feylin sketch. It took a while to get going - eight episodes or so - but now I’m hooked. I’m also, apparently in common every other heterosexual left-wing male in the world, totally in love with Tina Fey.
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Looks to me like he’s trying desperately to get the 20-30something vote, and has been advised to distance himself from Palin in order to achieve this. I really hope it doesn’t work.