Comments on: McCain, Obama get tough, personal in final debate

By: Nathan

Nathan — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:30:32 +0000

Obama won hands down, I don’t care how many times McCain says he is not Bush because fact is he is Bush just a little older and not as ugly, and is running with Dick Cheney in a dress.

By: Roger RamJet

Roger RamJet — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:51:37 +0000

Someone (doug) did not listen to the answers given by Obama himself on the so-called ‘associations’. There are no associations. Don’t you get it? How many people/newspapers/senators or even Ayers himself, have to stand up and prove there are no associations before some people will finally get it.

Not even John McCain could cite ONE SINGLE FACT in rebuttal about an association.

You’d think a man with such high intelligence department connections in government would have reams and reams of intelligence terrorist reports on Obama to call upon. But no.

Obama sets the record straight (again) and then McMoron shakes his head sticks his tongue out and mumbles like a moron “facts, give us facts”.

It’s called ‘Playing to the Base’ – which is all he has left. Well, that and another not-so-discreet references to Assasination – which seems to be a new chapter in the Karl Rove Playbook of Whiny Pitiful Presidential-Wannabe Losers.

And in relation to ACORN. Why not do a little google on McCain gives Keynote speech to ACORN in 2006-7. Hmmm why is McCain hiding his associations…with ACORN.

Move past it Doug, it’s all Krapola.

Support Obama or don’t. Just don’t lie to yourself.

By: Doug

Doug — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:17:32 +0000

Given the ideology of this site it should be no question that we all believe that Obama won this debate. FOX News and about 30% of Americans are claiming the opposite.
When the issue of whether the candidate’s running mates were qualified to be President, Obama scored BIG points with me by simply stating that “America will decide.”
Why McCain chose Palin escapes me but clearly plays well to heterosexual males. That choice has made my decision easier.

I’m not entirely comfortable with Obama’s reported associations, but …

Obama/Biden 2008!

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 04:26:19 +0000

Obama plays it cool while McCain gets riled up.

I’m happy there’s a bit more back and forth. A bit more venom for lack of a better word.

Again, it wouldn’t have changed my vote anyway so I’m curious how it will play over the next 3 weeks.

Oh yeah

McCain did much better tonight
I like the fact that the moderator let the “conversation” go on when it was constructive and stopped them when it became circular

I thought McCain was rude at many times
I would have liked Obama to do the same more often.

By: Julia

Julia — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 03:28:47 +0000

It seemed to me that McCain kept interrupting Obama. This did not set well with me.

By: Rick

Rick — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 03:14:13 +0000

I cannot get over how childish McCain was. All of his facial expressions and his repeated declaration that if Obama had participated in the town hall meetings the campaign would have been different prove this. He is essentially saying, “If he had only played the way I wanted him to I wouldn’t have been such a jerk!” Truly pathetic.