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To: Arizona Carolyn

I turned off the post-debate analysis as will most of the Americans watching it. My view: McCain connected on the economy. That is what he needed to do. He was personable, called the people by their first names, shook hands with the Navy Vet, and looked comfortable. Obama, again - platitudes, no details, smirks, etc. We know the MSM will say Obama won and the Obamaniacs are encouraged by e-mails to dumb down the online polls regardless if Obama had barfed all over the people in the front rows. So, most Americans are not going to go jump on their PC’s and vote in online polls. Was it a knockout? NO. But it didn’t need to be. The underlying message was, tough times call for EXPERIENCE. And Obama has NONE. People see that. That is the message and it will take some time to take hold. People will begin to doubt Obama. As people get scared, they gravitate to strength. Only one candidate shows that. This is beyond the Bradley Effect. It is going to be the OBAMA EFFECT. Ignore the MSM manipulators. Switch off the BS after the debate ends. No one needs to tell YOU what you saw. Except me... LOL.


5,653 posted on 10/07/2008 8:35:45 PM PDT by Tuxedo (Obama Sucks)
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To: Tuxedo

You are right. I saw what I saw and I saw McCain win this debate. He’s older, wiser and more experienced. We are at war and in an international financial crisis. McCain can lead and Obama is a fraud.

Why do I have to listen to all of these high paid jabberers tell me what they just said. I think Palin pointed this out last week. Just listen and decide.


5,681 posted on 10/07/2008 8:39:00 PM PDT by April Lexington (I'm voting for McCain in 2008 and Jefferson Davis in 2012)
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