The Debate


Even the FoxNews crew are pretty much throwing in the town. They look so damn disappointed and depressed. All of them even said Obama looks more presidential than McCain. :lol:
 



Jon McCain has made Joe the Plummer a freaking millionaire in 1.5 hours. Damn, why not me. :lol:
 
Styles said:
Even the FoxNews crew are pretty much throwing in the town. They look so damn disappointed and depressed. All of them even said Obama looks more presidential than McCain. :lol:
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Obama must have lost...because I felt that he won this time. When I thought that Mclame had a slight win or tie, The vote was that Obama won.
Maybe I got this one right.
 
McAngry...the debate edition!

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Obama McCain Debate: McCain Improves But CBS Poll Finds Uncommitted Voters Declare Obama Big Victor

For Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain you might say this about the third and final debate he had with Democratic Sen. Barack Obama:

The third time was the charm. For the first half hour at least.

But uncommitted voters by a large margin feel McCain lost the debate, according to a just-released CBS poll:

As in the previous debates, CBS News and Knowledge Networks have conducted a nationally representative poll of uncommitted voters to get their immediate reaction to tonight?s presidential debate.

In the first presidential debate, second presidential debate and vice presidential debate, more uncommitted voters said the Democratic candidate was the victor.

And it looks like tonight?s results will, by a wide margin, make it a clean sweep. These numbers are preliminary, and will change slightly as more respondents are added, but here?s where things stand with most of the results in:

Fifty-three percent of the uncommitted voters surveyed identified Democratic nominee Barack Obama as the winner of tonight?s debate. Twenty-two percent said Republican rival John McCain won. Twenty-four percent saw the debate as a draw.

Pundits had predicted a fiery debate that was McCain?s last chance at a ?game changer? where he could convince Americans of his leadership qualifies on the economy, put Obama on the defensive and win over crucial independent voters and moderates who have been moving to Obama recently faster than approved bailout money to Wall Street.

McCain fared well in the first 30 minutes ? but once the best moderator in any of the debates so far, CBS veteran newsman Bob Schieffer, turned the question to negative advertising and McCain himself raised the Ayers ?Obama associations? issue, the Arizona Senator?s comeback seemed to fizzle and Obama started coming on strong.

OBAMA 3PEATS
 
My favorite part was when McCain actually compared Obama ads that criticize his tax plan to the attack ads he running.
What a dumbMass. :retard:
 
ROYAL BLUE said:
Look at his record on tax increases and you'll see that he is a marxist. A man's voting record will tell the truth and set you free. Master can tell his slaves all day long he's against slavery, but if I check master's voting record and see he voted in support of slavery, master is a liar. What's my point? Look at the voting record and it will speak volumes. The truth is in what they voted for.


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I disagree with McCain supporting dumb things such as "Global Warming", stem cell research and etc. Dude is on point with abortion, same sex marriages, and etc., but you have to be crazy to think man is powerful enough to destroy an atmosphere God created.
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Dude, can you take this petty ainty, BS somewhere else? I'm tried of reading your comments and twisted Right-wing logic posts. I'll like to read something with substance and value in this thread.

Thanks!
 
JR said:
Nah, he is playing it smart. He is letting McCain look like the angry old man. While he looks cool, calm and collected. Them other folks are just waiting for Obama to be n-i-g--- just once so they can say he is an angry black man and can't be trusted.

Obama is setting the standard on how you battle them mofos and be smooth about that isht.
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True and McCain was getting a little hot under the collar too. He also looked a little more nervous than usual. He did a lot of blinking.

Did anyone else get the debate transcript via e-mail? It came to me at around 10ish CST.
 
Jax said:
True and McCain was getting a little hot under the collar too. He also looked a little more nervous than usual. He did a lot of blinking.

Did anyone else get the debate transcript via e-mail? It came to me at around 10ish CST.
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Yeah, I think he got alittle hot under the collar for the last hour. His true colors (red) started to come out.
 
Jax said:
True and McCain was getting a little hot under the collar too. He also looked a little more nervous than usual. He did a lot of blinking.

Did anyone else get the debate transcript via e-mail? It came to me at around 10ish CST.
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Send it to me please. My students need something to decipher.
 
Blacknbengal said:
Yeah, I think he got alittle hot under the collar for the last hour. His true colors (red) started to come out.
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When McCain said "you should have ran 4 years ago..." I knew Obama started to get next to him. Hope the viewers saw that.
 



I think he said that because, although they're both republicans, his politics and tactics will be slightly different from Bush's. I think the majority of the republicans feel that Bush has f'd up this country. He was just trying to distance himself from Bush's policies.

Jax said:
When McCain said "you should have ran 4 years ago..." I knew Obama started to get next to him. Hope the viewers saw that.
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MACKG said:
I think he said that because, although they're both republicans, his politics and tactics will be slightly different from Bush's. I think the majority of the republicans feel that Bush has f'd up this country. He was just trying to distance himself from Bush's policies.
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Understood but you know "guilt by association" is what the extreme lefties are
saying. That's why I'm looking at how he has voted on EACH issue.
 
Jax said:
When McCain said "you should have ran 4 years ago..." I knew Obama started to get next to him. Hope the viewers saw that.
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That was his prepared line; it was suppose to be akin to "Senator, you are no Jack Kennedy." You could tell by the gleefulness on his face that he was waiting for an opportunity to deliver it. And it was still a flop as far as I was concerned.

Obama has already made the point. Although he and Bush aren't "identical twins," they look/act "90%" alike.

Regards.
 
Dr. Mac said:
That was his prepared line; it was suppose to be akin to "Senator, you are no Jack Kennedy." You could tell by the gleefulness on his face that he was waiting for an opportunity to deliver it. And it was still a flop as far as I was concerned.

Obama has already made the point. Although he and Bush aren't "identical twins," they look/act "90%" alike.
Regards.
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Case and point...and excuse the double negatives...
he don't look like no MAVERICK to me. :)
 
Jax said:
Case and point...and excuse the double negatives...
he don't look like no MAVERICK to me. :)
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Nor is George Bush. The Republicans have made him look like a Maverick prior to him becoming President at the expense of Crawford, TX.

Check out the post started by zbnupe7 concerning the documentary on Crawford, TX.

http://www.tspnsports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89263

I really think the American public was hoodwinked and bamboozled for 8 years.
 
JAG89 said:
Nor is George Bush. The Republicans have made him look like a Maverick prior to him becoming President at the expense of Crawford, TX.

Check out the post started by zbnupe7 concerning the documentary on Crawford, TX.

http://www.tspnsports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89263

I really think the American public was hoodwinked and bamboozled for 8 years.
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I missed this post. I'ma hafta peep this when I get some downtime today.
 
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