Live Blogging Grey's Anatomy

• Cindy McCain is not who she says she is. She's not a beer heiress, but rather the former wife of a small town reverend:

• For all the talk about Bill Ayers being a terrorist, he was named Chicago's 1997 "Citizen of the Year" for his work on school reform and is, by all accounts, a respected educator. Obama can't say any of this, of course. Defending Ayers would put Obama into bed with him.
• Ayers recently confirmed that when he said "we didn't do enough" during Vietnam, he did not mean that he wished he had done more bombing. He said that it was political propaganda, and that warnings were called in so no one was hurt. What he really meant was that we, the country, did not do enough to stop what he felt was an immoral war in Vietnam. This cartoon explains it better.
• We don't need to worry about Palin and witchcraft, since she's been sprayed for life:


• Speaking of Palin, check out http://www.palinaspresident.us, it's hilarious.
• Oh, no! There's a crisis at Seattle Grace! What a surprise! Romantic hijinks will surely ensue. And there we go.
• When I first heard that Oliver Stone was making a movie about W, I thought it would be irrelevant. Turns out, I misunderestimated the strategerific impact that The Decider has had on the country. We're seeing it tomorrow night.
• Oliver Stone originally intended Christian Bale to play W, but after spending thousands on prosthetics, Bale finally said it wouldn't work. Stone then turned to Josh Brolin, who had just been acclaimed for his role in "No Country For Old Men," who is clearly the better choice.
• This episode was directed by Eric Stoltz, the guy from "Mask"?
• It's official. My bedroom has officially become a girl's bedroom. This is what happens when I let my mom take Nilda shopping while I watch the Eagles game with Dad and Forrest:

• Nilda and I may never see eye to eye on Grey's Anatomy, but we can both agree that Haagen-Dazs Caramel Cone is the best ice cream, EVER!