McCain tries to transition to "Everyone's angry."

Interesting attempt at transition. The McCain campaign tries to wriggle out from under the blame for the "angry mobs" by transitioning to "everybody's angry," trying to convert the ugly "angry crowds" into all of our frustrated voices.

"I've traveled all over this great country and one thing I hear from Americans at every stop is that they're angry." Repeating "they are angry," twice, he added, "they're angry about the mess in Washington and Wall Street. They're angry about the failure of leadership at this hour of national crisis. They are angry that our leaders are more interested in pointing fingers at each other and advancing their own political interest than in coming together, Democrats and Republicans to solve the big problems we face."

(Although, somehow I don't think the people shouting death threats at Dem nominee were really craving more bipartisanship.)

And, Palin transitions to her "personal story" over abortion.

(Abandoning Ayers and going to their "strengths?")