I'm five starring the "say it ain't so Joe" Palin cringe-fest moment.

I can't believe the coverage I've seen calling this a Palin win, because she didn't drool or start speaking in tongues. Talk about getting sucked in by the expectations game.

5 stars for Biden finally getting sick of hearing the word maverick and delivering a beatdown, -1 because there wasn't enough of that from him

CSPAN's uploaded a complete version here, no video switching required:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89FbCPzAsRA

They have a ton of other fantastic content as well, including the first Presidential debate.

Preliminary polls show...ffuu...PALIN as the winner? What?

Five stars for Palin winking at the camera and reinforcing my misogynistic side.

If your standard is "Palin came across as folksy, spoke in complete sentences, evinced a basic grasp of current events and campaign talking points, and failed to make some jaw-dropping gaffe," then Palin won.

If your standard is "The Obama/Biden ticket has about a ninety vote and growing lead in the Electoral College a month before the election, and just has to maintain if they want to win this election," then Biden won.

Her accent is like someone sticking their cock in my ear, it's fucking horrific, and that's to say nothing of her idiocy.

NUKULEAR

She didn't answer a single question.

A "C" grade is still a "C", no matter how many "F"s preceded it.
Palin "won" if you only compare her to Palin.

God, talk about fucking pandering. "The workforce is the best workforce ever, Americans rule, Joe Sixpack, Barack's not on the people's side *more screeching sounds, then silence*"

Not to mention the bullshit about not answering questions properly because she wants to talk right to the American people. =(

And dear lord, talk about what you're asked to talk about. "Debate" doesn't mean "They ask you a question and then you just talk about whatever you want".

If you judge debate by emotion inducing language, culture and looks, Palin won. If you know what's wrong with the country, its infrastructure, have humility, dignity, and some intelligence, Biden won. It really makes me angry to see politicians like Palin: leaders who don't know shit and cover it up or try to save their own ass. The aforementioned language she uses is vomit inducing. Her behavior reflects something everyone has had to deal with: the cream-puff stuffing of bureaucracy. People need to know their fucking limitations, we're human beings and the rest of the world is too, it's not a privilege to be in our presence just because we have the biggest weapons and an economy we naively think is the strongest.

We need to prepare to contend with Europe and China - economically more than anything. We are threatened by the strengthening of economies and infrastructures; who can churn out the best and the brightest, who has the resources and industries other nations need, who has the allies to wield mass influence. I think Obama's train of thought is much more realistic and modern: he understands how to take hits and not crumble into idiocy and panic, equally important is that he is not afraid to respectfully call people out when they spout crap. Biden represents this well.

Biden won and anyone who says different is lying through their teeth for party loyalty.

A million stars for the smackdowns on the maverick BS, and how he exposed their health care plan for the fucking horror that it is.