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To: GeorgiaDawg32

I am watching the re-run of the debate and I have noticed something - BO keeps raising his had like a kid in school when he wants to talk. Maybe he felt like he was in school with the head master himself.

Also, When McCain is talking about sitting at the table with Ahmanutjob at first BO agrees and says “yes” agreeing with us telling Iran that they are not going to blow Israel off the map. After McCain says “Oh, please.” BO starts saying no and disagreeing. He knew he was being beaten and was totally lost there.

Also, I watched a lot of the post debate coverage on Fox. Here is what struck me a purely Presidential. After the debate, John McCain flew back to Washington so that he could work tomorrow. BO’s people said that he had returned to the hotel to sleep then tomorrow he is campaigning in NC, Fredericksburg, VA, and Washington in the evening. So much for being a Senator.


4,685 posted on 09/26/2008 10:19:04 PM PDT by DataDink
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To: DataDink
"I am watching the re-run of the debate and I have noticed something - BO keeps raising his had like a kid in school when he wants to talk. Maybe he felt like he was in school with the head master himself."

I noticed it too (mentioned it a few posts up)

I rewatched the first 30 minutes with sound off and noticed Obama was thrown bit on his delivery because McCain never looks at Obama when Obama is talking.

It seems to bother Obama and he looks around for a receptive listener.

It seems to annoy him as indicated by his frowns when he starts looking around.

I didn't notice this till I turned the sound off.

4,693 posted on 09/26/2008 10:24:21 PM PDT by Mad Dawgg ("`Eddies,' said Ford, `in the space-time continuum.' `Ah,' nodded Arthur, `is he? Is he?'")
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