The Debate
09-26-2008, 07:41 PM
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The Debate
I just got done watching the debate and it looked liked mccain was scared of obama. He never looked at obama or even looked at the camera, it was either the floor or jim....
kinda makes me wonder how he would listen to a another world leader.... with no respect...
kinda makes me wonder how he would listen to a another world leader.... with no respect...
09-27-2008, 01:34 AM
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i agree i think i cowardly leader that cant even look at his oponent would not be a good leader my vote is locked on obama.
i mean if you cant even look at the person thats running against you for president then how are you going to handle matters with other world dictators they will simply think we are weak as a country
The president has to represent the strongest nation in the world we dont need a weak old man.
i mean if you cant even look at the person thats running against you for president then how are you going to handle matters with other world dictators they will simply think we are weak as a country
The president has to represent the strongest nation in the world we dont need a weak old man.
09-27-2008, 05:23 AM
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I watched half and had to record the other half. I finished watching it at like 2 in the morning.
The thing that upsets me the most is I wasted 1.5 hours listening to them go on about change, when neither will really provide any change.
Our political system is a joke, nothing but double talk, and half truths. Both candidates come across as bought and paid for puppets (particularly McCain).
I laughed when McCain brought up the $3 million sent on bear DNA research. I suppose it was a waste of money, but $3 million is quite literally a drop in the bucket when compared to how lavishly our government spends money. Our over sized empire needs to be shrunk, and non of these guys promised any real large scale cut backs of government.
All I can really do is laugh at these two after I listen to Ron Paul talk about what he'd do. I get more information in the 10 mins of Fox new reports trying to trip him up, then this entire debate.
I can't wait for the VP debates, what a joke that'll be.
The thing that upsets me the most is I wasted 1.5 hours listening to them go on about change, when neither will really provide any change.
Our political system is a joke, nothing but double talk, and half truths. Both candidates come across as bought and paid for puppets (particularly McCain).
I laughed when McCain brought up the $3 million sent on bear DNA research. I suppose it was a waste of money, but $3 million is quite literally a drop in the bucket when compared to how lavishly our government spends money. Our over sized empire needs to be shrunk, and non of these guys promised any real large scale cut backs of government.
All I can really do is laugh at these two after I listen to Ron Paul talk about what he'd do. I get more information in the 10 mins of Fox new reports trying to trip him up, then this entire debate.
I can't wait for the VP debates, what a joke that'll be.
09-27-2008, 09:27 AM
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I don't really see it mattering which one becomes president at this point, they don't seem different at all. I was hoping the debates would clear up who I will vote for but it just muddied the picture even more.
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