VP Debate and my Life

The VP debate was two nights ago (I think...), so I just wanted to record my thoughts for posterity's sake. I'm really not all that concerned with the politics of the debate...because its just two people who don't really have any decision making capabilities talking about issues that have already been talked about - and their views on those issues dont even matter because that's not the VPs job.

Palin is so dumb that I actually feel bad. Aside from the fact that it seemed like she had memorized lines that she tried to fit in wherever she could, she dodged a lot of questions...and when she DID answer questions, her opinions sucked. And so did her comeback. Palin, "don't cha know" isn't a come back...especially not in your goofy accent.

A note to both candidates: I can see why you wouldn't support gay marraige. I know that there are a lot of personal reasons that you wouldn't support it. But your reasons are just that - PERSONAL. Your personal reasons should not dictate my personal life. I'm not saying that you should support gay marraige, but I am saying that you shouldn't oppose it. We're told to seperate church and state; what more are your personal views then just a form of your religious ones? When a matter is between you and God or you and your conscience, it should be seperate from public law. An ammendment to define marraige as between one man and one woman is just not OK - it's unconstitutional on so many levels that I won't even get into it. If we want to play with the Constitution, though, we should recognize that it leaves issues such as gay marraige up to the states.

Ok. That's the end of my rant.

I miss camp a lot. That's all.