or indignancy over John Lewis/obama's crowd has nuts too/can't control the random nut in my crowd/:
"Let me just say John, that if I ever hear any audience member in my rallies threaten you, or your family, I'm all over those guys, all over secret service, making sure they are dealt with. I got your back man; and I would hope that you have mine."

In the opening remarks of the next debate (the last one), Obama should look McCain in the eyes and say:

Over the past week you have released ads and you have spoken to a number of crowds, trying to say that I have a connection to Ayers and that I am a terrorist.
I want you to look my in the eye right now and tell me
1. You believe I am a terrorist.
OR

You were collected, cool, knowledgeable, and eloquent in the second debate -- you obviously care, just make it more apparently that YOU feel these issues directly, not just the "the american people." You were almost too cool, we need more direct passion, rather than super-objectivity.

I have been really incomfortable watching Bill Clinton (seemingly) endorse Barack. His endorsment has hardly been ringing in nature. I do have to give the Clintons credit for recognizing the war they are in when in comes to politics. you swing at the Clintons at they swing back twice as hard, love them or loathe them, They always bring a gun to the gun fight.

I think that whenever McCain spins something to make it sound better, or lies, or incorrectly quotes someone's record, Obama and Biden should look into the camera and say "Don't be fooled, America!" Reasons below: