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McCain is a sad, old man. He is fighting for his life and will do anything and everything to win. Lie, cheat and smirk and sneer. Where was his flag pin??? Not that I think it is important but the repugs always made such a big thing about wearing one.
BTW Does anyone really believe that Palin will show up for the VP debate next week? The Republicans are looking for any excuse to back out of that one.
It looks like Obama is the winner. I think people are sick to death of the vitriol of past campaigning.
And speaking of straight...What's with Johnny's heavy (and kinda creepy) use of the "I didn't win a Miss Congeniality contest" line along with mentioning Miss Lindsey over Cindy Lou (too zonked to notice anyway)?
www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18661488/?vid=4982160
MSNBC QUICK VOTE: Obama Wins at 77%
www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032553/#scroll_live-vote
CNN QUICK VOTE: Shows Obama Winning 67% TO 28% (McCain)
www.cnn.com/
CNN Election Polling Shows Obama Winning by 5 Points
www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/map/polling/index.html
http://www.drudgereport.com/
"If you have to cut one thing to pay for your big $700 billion bailout for the rich, what will you cut?"
"Blah blah blah I will increase spending on education, and free turkeys for non-existent inner city people who don't exist but end up on the voter rolls voting for me blah blah blah."
"Snicker, snicker ... did you hear that? He was against the surge. I was for the surge. Snicker."
"Now, John, that's not true. I'm a pompous, self-righteous, self-loving windbag who reads teleprompters in my practiced presidential voice. Does it sound presidential? Now don't go off topic, I can't think at all, just read blah blah blah widbag gas gas blah."
"Snicker ... I traveled to afganistan. I wouldn't meet with Askyermomanddad. Snicker. Who would meet with Askyermomanddad? Not kissinger, he was my friend, not yer friend."
"Blah blah blah Americans are addicted to foreign oil and its not good. We need green energy jobs created from the sky, blah blah blah. After my $700 billion welfare payment to the rich, I will cut taxes to 95% of Americans (footnote: as long as they first pay ten times more tax for more giveaways to the rich)"
"Snicker snicker now yer stealing my ideas. I was the one who wants to give $700 billion in welfare to the rich."
"That's not true John, it was my idea to give $700 billion to the rich. Blah blah blah look how presidential I am, I can read teleprompters."
McCain was a lot more on his game than he was when he gave his flaccid acceptance speech.
I saw the debate as more of a draw. Obama had some good moments, but so did McCain.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/26/debate...
When the discussion turned to Iraq, it was profoundly disturbing to see that Mr. McCain seems to have learned nothing from the disastrous war. He talked about progress in Iraq, which is indisputable, and his support for the troop surge that has brought down violence. But Mr. McCain still was talking about winning, rather than how he was going to plan a necessary and responsible exit. And he steadfastly refused to acknowledge that the decision to invade Iraq was an enormous mistake.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/27/opinion/27sat...
http://www.pjstar.com/
Obama's up to 66 percent now.
This debate was McCain's only chance. He had to emotionally jump on Obama, he had to pummel him with distortions and aggravating lies, and he had to try to get Obama to break. He didn't succeed. McCain tried an emotional tactic and Obama sniffed him out and wouldn't take the bait.
He knows when an opponent is trying to get in his head.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/9/27/0026/92013