BTW, where in the world does Frank Luntz get his “undecided” voters???
He asked for a show of hands and people started shouting for their candidates.
Those who decided “Obama won” were spouting dem talking points. Amazing.
That whole exercise with Luntz is a waste of time.
So is Charles Krauthammer. All he did was spout conventional wisdom about underdogs not being able to lose.
Krauthammer’s analysis was sorely lacking tonight. He clearly wasn’t watching the same debate I was. Obama is definitely not ready for prime time...... and the media worries about Palin. The big zero is at the top of their ticket.
On that subject, I'm getting very sick and tired of Charles Krauthammer looking down his patrician nose at Sarah Palin. I think there's a lot of 'beltway insider' mentality lurking in CK.
I've been looking for an address for Frank Luntz to ask him that very question! I couldn't believe the Obama supporters when they said 'McCain stumbled and stuttered. What a crock! The first question Obama was asked, he looked as he was reading from a teleprompter. The words were nothing but memorized rhetoric. It was obvious that Obama was striving to keep from saying, "ah" and "uh" in the beginning, but the more flustered he got, the more they slipped out, and he was the one who stuttered and was uncomfortable. He was not presidential because he was rude...interrupting and talking over McCain when it was McCain's time to speak. He was arrogant with his smirks, and two or three times he tried to act as if he was making fun of McCain by giggling.
I didn't agree with Charles Krauthammer, because Obama didn't win the debate. Obama was not convincing with his comments...he had memorized the talking points, and got flustered when it got off his mark. It was obvious he had no idea who gave him a bracelet (if they did), he was trying to one up McCain, but his stammering gave him away and he lost the moment.
I am also ticked at Dick Morris for saying John McCain didn't address the 'crisis' we are now in, but he did. Maybe not as strongly as Morris would have liked, but he did say he would punish the wrongdoers...the greed, CEO, and corruptness. It was obvious he was speaking of protecting the taxpayers, and holding the guilty parties responsible for their actions. That could very well involve Chris Dodd, Obama, Barney Frank, Hillary, and other Democrats who received money from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Dodd and Frank should have known what the two companies were up to.
I cannot believe I am supporting and defending John McCain! However, I think Obama is too dangerous. The media needs to vet him and find out what his agenda is, and who has promoted him to get where he is. We might all be more frightened than we already are if the media would do their job!