True, But McCain was suppose to lose, but he didn't, Obama didn't either.
McCain seems to be more especific in very important issues..
McCain seems to be more especific in very important issues..
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Anyone watching the debates tonight?
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Here is another way of saying it:
Would you want a president who, if he knew where Bin Laden was in Pakistan, and if Pakistan was not able to do anything to take Bin Laden out, would do nothing about it?
Haven't we already seen that movie and the sequel with Bush abandoning the hunt for Bin Laden and allowing Bin Laden to escape at Tora Bora to start an unnecessary war in Iraq?
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/03/24/pentagon.binladen/index.html
Would you want a president who, if he knew where Bin Laden was in Pakistan, and if Pakistan was not able to do anything to take Bin Laden out, would do nothing about it?
Haven't we already seen that movie and the sequel with Bush abandoning the hunt for Bin Laden and allowing Bin Laden to escape at Tora Bora to start an unnecessary war in Iraq?
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/03/24/pentagon.binladen/index.html
Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:
Let me this question:
Say you were going to hire an employee.
Age is not supposed to be a factor, but you find out the guy is 72 years old and, has cancer (in remission) and war injuries that impact his physical mobility...
The job you are hiring for require the ability to make quick and decisive decisions, work extremely long hours, have good interpersonal skills, be able to negotiate between emotional employees to a compromise not blow you temper easily but always remain calm and even tempered, and in the interview the applicant talks a lot about what he did 35 years ago, who he worked for 20 years ago...but mentioned nothing much about the boss he he agreed with 90% of the time (Bush in this case, as leader of the republican party) over nearly the past 8 years...
Would you hire him?
McCain speaks the language of the family by longevity and history of being in politics. What he lacks in the areas you mention he can delegate, as he should. Re; Bush 90% of the time, McCain is a team player when he wants to be.
Actually, McBush was supposed to win this debate. The dems said they would be happy if Obama made a decent showing in the foreign policy debate...
Quote from rubibond007:
True, But McCain was suppose to lose, but he didn't, Obama didn't either.
McCain seems to be more especific in very important issues..
Can McBush delegate and stay on top of what the delegates actually do?
Why is McBush essentially surrounded by those who supported Bush?
Seems like the delegates will be the same old crew...
McBush is not about change, even in you own comments...he is about the language of family and longevity and history of being in D.C. republican politics...
Why is McBush essentially surrounded by those who supported Bush?
Seems like the delegates will be the same old crew...
McBush is not about change, even in you own comments...he is about the language of family and longevity and history of being in D.C. republican politics...
Quote from nutmeg:
McCain speaks the language of the family by longevity and history of being in politics. What he lacks in the areas you mention he can delegate, as he should. Re; Bush 90% of the time, McCain is a team player when he wants to be.
Four years ago I predicted that John Kerry would win after I saw the debates. I thought he debated much better than Bush. That prediction didn't work out very well.
None the less, I am going to predict an Obama win in November. His biggest obstacles are his race and his poor choice of VP. I like him enough to vote for him, but I certainly won't go out and campaign for him.
Like I said, these are two good candidates. In the last election I voted only to throw the incumbent out. This time I'll vote for someone I actually like.
I'm in a good enough mood that I'm going to shower up and head to my favorite piano lounge for a few drinks.
See you ET'ers after last call.
None the less, I am going to predict an Obama win in November. His biggest obstacles are his race and his poor choice of VP. I like him enough to vote for him, but I certainly won't go out and campaign for him.
Like I said, these are two good candidates. In the last election I voted only to throw the incumbent out. This time I'll vote for someone I actually like.
I'm in a good enough mood that I'm going to shower up and head to my favorite piano lounge for a few drinks.
See you ET'ers after last call.
Here is something for McCain supporters to think about. What do you think would have happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis if John McCain was president instead of JFK? Think long and hard and you will realize having a warmonger is not a good thing as president. Somebody that can be calm (and reasonable) under pressure is perhaps the most important quality for a president.
Sen. Obama must have said "John is absolutely right" 20 times tonight. Did you notice that? Does it undermine Obama to always seem to be agreeing with his opponent?. And McCain said, as many times, that Obama "doesn't understand." What was the impact of that? I don't know.
McCain sounded smoother. I hate to say it, Obama's speaking style included more umms, pauses, etc. ... which matters nothing to content, but doesn't sound as nice to the ear.
But again, this is my personal perception..
McCain sounded smoother. I hate to say it, Obama's speaking style included more umms, pauses, etc. ... which matters nothing to content, but doesn't sound as nice to the ear.
But again, this is my personal perception..