Here is a compilation of the inaccuracies, hallucinations and lies stated by Sen Joe Biden in the debate Thursday night. My favorite:

"Look, all you have to do is go down Union Street with me in Wilmington or go to Katie's Restaurant or walk into Home Depot with me where I spend a lot of time and you ask anybody in there whether or not the economic and foreign policy of this administration has made them better off in the last eight years."

According to this Delaware site, Katie's Restaurant is no longer in business; locals remember it on Union Street 25 to 30 years ago.

I can't imagine why Biden would believe that we would believe he ever set foot in Home Depot. Except HE believes he has because he has said it so often. Hallucination.

And I think that many Delaware residents recognize the foreign policy of "this administration" has in fact made them better off: any bombs going off next door in DC during the last 7 years? any dirty nukes being detonated in Baltimore harbor in that time? No? Gee, we all thought that was eminent during the winter of '01-'02. You think the average Delaware resident has forgotten that? No. More hallucination by Biden.

He is on the ticket for his foreign policy "experience". He has been consistantly wrong on almost every foreign policy issue of substance since he ran for public office 35 years ago. Wrong ideas, wrong tactics, wrong side of disagreements...just wrong.

Biden: "President Bush insisted on elections in the West Bank, when I said, and others said, and Barack Obama said, 'Big mistake. Hamas will win. You'll legitimize them.'"

The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler notes that "Obama had been a senator for only a few days when the election took place, but if he made such statements, they did not appear in news reports or transcripts that are contained in the Nexis or Factiva databases."

Yeah, that's right, the WaPo fact checking their own candidates...that's how bad the lies are: the Post is actually concerned about its credibility in supporting Obama/Biden.

Also, his continuing to talk the economy down when we are in a difficult spot for ONE segment of the economy (mortgage lenders and bundlers of their products, see previous posts here by other, more knowledgable, contributors), is irresponsible at best.

If Plagarism Joe and The Obamassiah are elected in a month, I will likely not leave the country, at least for good. I will, however, avoid seeing their smarmy faces on the TV (watched very little already) and withdraw from the economy and taxation exposure as much as possible.