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That was a spectacular debate of eyerolling. He actually did it. He attack him on Ayers. He went from souding somewhat coherent to straightout ridiculous, actually defending his rally attendies for saying terrorist, as well as Sarah Palin.
Of course, lil' ol me thought Obama won, but we'll see how the polls declare.
No flag on McCain.
As always. McCain has not shown up with a flag in ever. In ever.
McCain got owned when his spending freeze would stop Autism research.
And that the health of the mother doesn't matter, while admitting he was blowing smoke on Obama with the partial-birth nonsense
What does sitting down with Hugo Chavez with no precondition have to do with energy policy
It was a belated attempt at shifting the discussion to something he momentarily actually leads in the polls with, national security. He couldn't really connect those dots either Andres, which is why he failed. And Obama didn't take the bait.
Lets not forget McCain's hurt feelings because of Congressman Lewis.
It's a darn shame, Lewis called him on race-baiting, isn't it?
Compared him to wallace too
CBS snap poll is in of undecided voters:
On who won the debate,
McCain 22
Obama 53
I guess it's clear I'm vindicated.
I guess I kinda of was expecting that
You should see what the RNC is doing now. They're completely on the defense, pulling out of nearly all Democratic held states and now must defend a ton of Republican states.
Tough luck.
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Where is everyone? Ah Criminy.
Well, Obama will win with or without our humble assistance.
Why would Obama have to present an argument for standing against his own party. McCain proudly speaks of his anti-republican ways. Thatw weird.
-Andres
Oh well this is something I would like to see before making a decision about who I'd like to vote for:
WASHINGTON—According to a USA Today–Gallup poll released Monday, as many as 85 percent of Americans strongly wish to see Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain race through a gauntlet of comically ludicrous hazards and encumbrances sometime before Nov. 4. "Voters want to know how Obama's poise compares with McCain's experience, specifically when racing to pick the flag out of a giant foam nose," political analyst and Gallup pollster Brian Garfield said. "It has been a grueling nominating season, and now the American people want to see the candidates prove their mettle in a gigantic syrup moat. If they react the wrong way under pressure—say, on some sort of gravy slide or human-size hamster wheel—the results could be hilarious." At press time, neither candidate had comment, as they were both being zipped into sumo suits.
Hey Zach, this is Danny, by the way. In case the name didn't give my identity away already.
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