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I don’t agree with your assessment of Obama’s advantage in the town hall format. Whenever he is forced to interact with a lowly commoner the man looks excruciatingly uncomfortable. He attempts to make small talk and ends up just sounding like a dork. Let’s face it, the guy is no Bill Clinton.

Are you basing your assessment on his altercation with "Joe the Plumber," or have you watched a typical Obama campaign rally? The townhall audience is going to look a lot more like the latter.

No, I'm talking about when he chats with people in a diner, or the owner of a hardware store, you know , "the little people." Look, he may say the right words, but the look on his face says volumes. To me, it says he hates the fact that he has to be there eating lousy food and talking to boring people. It's the same look he had through most of the debate---complete resentment that he was being forced to be there at all.

I'm not disagreeing with you that the audience will be filled with Obama worshipers. What I'm saying is that this guy just plain doesn't like average people. And he is much too lousy an actor to keep it off his face.