Disney does not have Sesame Street. Sesame Street belongs to Sesame Workshop.

I knew sooner or later Clinton was going to a version of the 1964 Daisy Ad.

It isn't just about supporters. There are also undecided voters to consider. For those who had not yet picked a candidate to support, this may cause them to vote for Clinton instead of Trump.

Reagan was divorced and a former B movie actor before he became govenor. California's a strange state.

He realized he had opened Pandora's box, and there was no to close it and regain control over the forces he had unleashed.

Actually, the party has no mechanism to remove a candidate. The candidate has to voluntarily step down.

I don't think it will be this one at all, but I think in about 10 years it could happen.

I don't think it would have convinced someone who already knows who they are voting for, but it may have moved some undecided millennials to support Clinton.

Is this the same Tony Packo's that was mentioned on "M*A*S*H?"

I had to remind my father of that. He didn't believe me when I told him that Goldwater won more than two states. I only remembered it because it was a really strange looking electoral map to someone who's used to 21st Century electoral maps.

Like what Sarah Palin had, which didn't even last that long.

I wish more of that had come out during the VP debate.

The demographics in Georgia are changing/have changed to the point where it could soon become a swing state.

That's something that I noticed too. There wasn't a mention of any LGBT issues/concerns.

I really wish Kaine had done a better job of that at the debate. Millennials are a group that Clinton is trying to win over/hold onto and also tend to be more accepting/have a more favorable view of LGBT. If Kaine had gone after Pence's horrible record on LGBT issues, it might have helped a little bit.

All I can come up with from the 1980s are cheesy very special episodes. I'm curious what you are thinking about? What am I missing/forgetting?

There's many people in the entertinament industry whose name you might not recognize, but if you listed what they'd worked on, people would be familiar with thier work.

I never thought of that before. It's a really well thought out comparison. I don't think sitcoms were nearly as edgy in the 80s as they were in the 70s.

I considered pausing and going to wash my hands. It made me feel so dirty.

Oh my god, you're right! Tale is drawing from the same inspiration as "Indiana Jones," and Chip dressed like Indy.