HURT: Obama the debater: Making Jimmy Carter look awesome

The Washington Times ^ | October 3, 2012 | Charles Hurt

[AFPhys]

“Another way to look at it: Obunga got aced, laced- re-aced, disgraced, debased, effaced, and erased.”

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Great poetry ... worth a repeat.

[AFPhys]

“Obama is the most overrated “intellectual”, debater, and speaker, EVER. Not the worst, mind you, but the gap between the hype and the reality has never been this great.

He is the emptiest of suits, the nakedest of emperors”

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Very well stated. I am guessing that very soon the libs will begin to make the same observations. McCain made Obama look like a giant; Romney showed tonight he is no McCain.

[Ann Archy]

They elected a LAZY, CHILDISH Chickenweight!!!

[ridesthemiles]

The next debate is a townhall format...good luck with that Obunga.”””

It is also on the topic of Foreign Policy.

On the heels of the debacle in Libya, Jug Ears will be in deep crap.

No wonder Hillary doesn’t wish to give answers to Issa & Chaffetz before the election!!!

Now- how hard will the media try to find the correct answers about the ‘security’ that was in place in Libya????

[Hotlanta Mike]

Now- how hard will the media try to find the correct answers about the ‘security’ that was in place in Libya????

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Whistleblowers say State cut security in Libya over last six months

http://hotair.com/archives/2012/10/04/whistleblowers-say-state-cut-security-in-libya-over-last-six-months/

[infowarrior]

In 1960 I listened to the Nixon-Kennedy debate on radio and I was confident that Nixon won.. yes it is true what people say about that debate vis-a-vis radio v. TV

I have no TV so I listened on the radio tonight. I did not think that Obama won but I thought that he did pretty good and I could see how his supporters could claim victory.. I was surprised to see the disappointment posted on the web by so many Obama supporters..

then I saw a couple of video clips and I could understand the grieving from the Obama side about how poorly he did.

I had the same take you did, William. I was at work last night, and only heard snippets on the radio, as the debate was going on.

I felt then that Rommney did not deliver the "knockout blow" he would need to prevail, and the debate was basically a draw. It appears that others across the country feel otherwise, on both sides.

I have yet to see video of the event, which may go far in explaining the discrepancy between my take on the results and those of others...

the infowarrior