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October 10, 2008

SNL's Thursday night Obama-McCain debate parody

Here's last night's"Saturday Night Live" special that mocked the second debate between John McCain and Barack Obama ... proves SNL doesn't need Tina Fey to have a wicked political sketch ... granted, the debate itself provided plenty of easy targets ...

The special also performed strong in Thursday's ratings.

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