Via Gateway Pundit (lost the link…too lazy to find it)

this is unreal and I hope it gets major airplay….

Highly recommended. Probably even several notches better than Drew Carey when he did the Bush Roast.

Not as funny…but if you want to compare yourself

Do we have Obama’s speech yet? Did he do comedy? (Oh wait, that’s his economic plan…)

Only in America!

Here we are 2 1/2 weeks from election day and both candidates can find authentic good things to say about one another and make everyone laugh.

I think this was the perfect day for this.

Doom & Gloom begone-at least for the 15 minutes these two senators poked fun at each other and at themselves.

McCain on Bill Clinton-hilarious!

i guarantee that would win a lot of votes from centrists if they could see Mccain as he truly is. what is amazing is that the laughter was so loud and the cheers in MANHATTAN were deafening.. strange..

pass it along..

Where has this McCain been all year? Instead of laughing at himself, he is making legitimate jokes, and killing at that. I wonder how different things would be if McCain had been able to portray himself this way during the campaign – intelligent and lighthearted.

Can you say “awesomeness” after 35?

Yes, but you actually have to be cool to do it.

Obama…not so much.

JoeSixpackAmerican.com

Bogas is the Obama BinBiden policies

lol

A great week for McCain. First a feisty new stump speech to large crowds, then a new economic plan aimed at the middle class, followed by a thrashing administered to Obama at the debate. Then, a day of Joe the Plumber followed by hilarious turns on Letterman and the Smith Dinner.

McCain is truly the Happy Warrior in this campaign!

I wonder if our (recently new) good friend Dennis Miller had anything to do with some of John’s remarks… Way too funny.

Actually, we laughed for both of them, but we enjoyed Mac better than BO.

He was truly hilarious. I especially loved the ending part about overselling Barack’s set.

And if we were going to buy a 15 minute spot for any commercial in the world, this is the one I would want it to be.

Proper grammar saves lives.

Let’s eat Grandma.
Let’s eat, Grandma.

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Very needed that video tonight!

I gotta ask, what is up with Couric sportin’ the Palin do??

But even Bill Maher was forced to admit Obama “was unfair” at the end by turning the end of his speech into a standard boilerplate. Obama’s lines about being Superman instead of the Messiah were great. And saying your greatest strength is your humility is always good for a one-liner.

But McCain was brilliant. And HRC rolling and laughing so loud you could hear her as he kept delivering the lines about Bill Clinton’s “campaigning” on Obama’s behalf had me in tears.

but “the one” proved (once again) that he has no sense of humor. While he had some good lines written for him, he flubbed most of them with his poor delivery. After McCain’s “boffo” perfomance, that had them “rolling in the aisles”, it seemed that “the one” was continually off-balance because he kept waiting for huge laughs from his audience that never came. The fact that he then switched to a campaign stump speech was simply reprehensible.

You know, I’ve been to many concerts. It’s often a question of who had the better show and I’ll tell you what, I was truly ROTFLMAO from McCain’s humor. McCain’s delivery and abilities were crisp, timely and appropriate. I wish that there were more of these dinner engagements so that he could do stuff like this every night. And the more the crowd laughed, the more you knew what McCain was joking about was really the truth. In comedy, people laugh when they can relate comedy to the truth and judging by the amount of laughter in the crowd last night, everything McCain said was right on target.

Obama, on the other hand, was stale and slow. He had maybe one or two good punch lines but that was about it. I can only wonder what Obama was thinking about as McCain delivered his lively remarks and Obama’s fellow Democrats couldn’t stop laughing and applauding.

In terms of the concert question – McCain blew Obama off the stage – plain and simple.

John McCain was hilarious. Funniest political stuff in years by any politician and a few night time hosts.

Barack Obama fell flatter as he went. One could tell he was uncomfortable. McCain had him in near tears laughing. Ol’ John set Barack up deftly at the end with his “expectations” schtick.

My wife had to catch it on H&C midnight re-run.

Betcha’ Sarah Palin will be in her own at the Smith dinner in 2012 ;0)