The Debate- what would you like to see tonight?

[ateamstupid]

, here's an excerpt from a BBC article. What are you talking about..

An immediate telephone poll by CNN and Opinion Research Corp found 51% said Mr Obama had done the better job, to 38% for Mr McCain.

A poll of uncommitted voters by CBS News found that 39% gave Mr Obama victory, 25% thought John McCain had won, and 36% thought it was a draw.

Again, these polls are meaningless, but again, you put forth a lame attempt to make it seem like Grandpa Munster somehow won handily. Drudge Report readers say McCain won? Wow! Fascinating! I can't possibly imagine who Huffington Post readers liked better!

It's too late and there's too good of a day of racing tomorrow to entertain a political tool like you all night. Peace.

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

, here's an excerpt from a BBC article. What are you talking about..



Again, these polls are meaningless, but again, you put forth a lame attempt to make it seem like Grandpa Munster somehow won handily. Drudge Report readers say McCain won? Wow! Fascinating! I can't possibly imagine who Huffington Post readers liked better!

It's too late and there's too good of a day of racing tomorrow to entertain a political tool like you all night. Peace.

Drudge is hardly a conservative forum....but continue on with your drivel. Such a waste...seemed like you were turning it around too!

[Samarta]

I thought an obviously very nervous Obama might have gotten the best of it but I can't get past the fact that McCain is as bad or worse than what we have now from a public speaking ability and Obama was so nervous he called McCain "Tom, Joe, and Jim" Why couldn't he get his friggin name right. Where are his speaking advisors.....call him Senator McCain for god sake and you won't mess his name up 50 times next time!!!

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Samarta

I thought an obviously very nervous Obama might have gotten the best of it but I can't get past the fact that McCain is as bad or worse than what we have now from a public speaking ability and Obama was so nervous he called McCain "Tom, Joe, and Jim" Why couldn't he get his friggin name right. Where are his speaking advisors.....call him Senator McCain for god sake and you won't mess his name up 50 times next time!!!

First thing is that nobody is worse than Bush at speaking. I agree that McCain isn't the best speaker in the world (and he is up against a guy who is very polished, so it makes him look even worse), but I thought he did well last night. He was calm, made his points and reinforced how Obama just didn't get it about Iraq. He also didn't make faces and try to jump in before his time, like Obama constantly did all night(I thought he looked and came off foolish [obviously I am a bit biased and probably nit picking a bit]). Like I said, I thought it was a small victory for McCain, but really not big/strong enough to sway any undecided voters or steal anyone from the Obama camp.

[Mag]

Any qualms I had about Obama are now gone. A very smart, forward-thinking gentleman who's not afraid to look his opponent in the eye. I like how he recognizes that the USA is not the only country in the world, and I much prefer diplomacy over war. McCain comes across like a 20th century war monger. We need to move on from that mindset (besides, we can't afford it).

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by timmgirvan

Drudge is hardly a conservative forum....but continue on with your drivel. Such a waste...seemed like you were turning it around too!

Why do you continue post things that are devoid of fact or thought? Drudge is the same place that created a picture of Obama dressed as a terrorist.

This is not quite as dumb as saying the holocaust had nothig to do with religiion, but it certainly belongs as another entry on your list.

[herkhorse]

Originally Posted by timmgirvan

Drudge is hardly a conservative forum....but continue on with your drivel. Such a waste...seemed like you were turning it around too!

Umm, yes it is.