Last night, October 15, 2008, Senator John McCain did an absolutely spectacular job in the debate. He brought back that fighting spirit that Americans know and love!
McCain was not afraid to question Sen. Obama’s affiliation with unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers, to which Obama asked why it matters. Like McCain, it matters to me [...]
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Leading up to the Vice Presidential debate there were many expectations. Governor Palin was expected to be unable to answer questions due to her inexperience with international affairs. She presented herself, her message, and her respnses in an eloquent and audibly clear fashion. This was due in part to her background as a sportscaster. Sarah [...]
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Valid points for both parties.
While I have my own personal opinions of the debate and how it went for both candidates, I’m not really sure how the average American saw it. To me, Obama played it cool and attempted to have a civil debate, highlighting his similarities with McCain as well as his differences so that the American people [...]
I was extremely surprised upon calling home to talk to my little sister last night to hear the first thing out of her mouth: “Laura, did you know that McCain dropped out of the debates?!”
Once I got off the phone and actually turned on the news to determine what was REALLY the story, I was [...]
Lengthy Primary Debate Schedule, and It’s effect on the General Debates
Published by September 8th, 2008 in DEBATES. 1 CommentWith the first of the three general election presidential debates quickly approaching, I was recounting how there was an unprecedented number of primary debates between the front runners for the Democratic Party’s Presidential nomination. By the last few, they seemed ineffective and repetitive. The last presidential primary debates seemed to have little effect on the [...]
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