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I am more and more proud of the fact that I support Barack Obama. I thought that John McCain was strongly tonight than he was in the last two debates, but he comes across as being very strange.
#21 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:57 PM EDTIt was great to finally see McCain trying to make sense, but it was far too little, too late. Obama-Biden will lead the country back to prosperity long before McCain-Palin. Can't wait to see if McCain shows up on Letterman's show, and if he does... how long he stays!
#22 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:57 PM EDTOsama Binladen for US President ? you r musr be kidding haha
Amanda, you're comments have been absolutely pathetic. Please refrain from making any additional racist comments. If you have arguments in favor of your man, McCain, then let them fly. But no one (other than a few KKK types) wants to hear your base name calling. Grow up.
Amanda, Osama BinLaden is not runnng for president.
Barack Obama and John McCain are. Screaming that he is isnt going to make anyone believe you.
John McCain should have run 20 years ago. His time is over. This is no country for old men or nitwit vice presidents. Go have a Bud Lite John. Sarah, go read a book.
#23 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:57 PM EDTNo country for old man? then pick up the wrong guy huh?
Amanda, How old are you? Seriously, how old are you? Because from your threads and comments, I am not quite sure.
I believe we are witnessing history in our time. McCain could have won this debate by sticking to issues he raised in the first 20 min. But he dwelled on the neagtive attacks and lost me afterwards. McCain comes across as being angry and someone needing anger management. Perhaps whinning!!! Obama sounded calm and connected with me for being knowledgeable and focused on the sad economic situation facing us.
#24 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:57 PM EDTI find it interesting that no matter how hard Obama tries to discuss the issues, McCain continually attempts to change to character attacks. McCain does not have a clue what it is like to live paycheck to paycheck or to take care of a child with special needs. He does not even know what special needs the Palin family is dealing with. I wonder - does she know?? After all - she has been on the campaign trail for weeks. McCain constantly refers to the great Depression and politics of the 1940's. Someone needs to tell him that this is 2008 and that the programs and initiatives in the 40's will not work in today's world. He has never addressed the issues - just condems others. I think he is rude, uninformed, disconnected, and is not at all interested in the people of the United States. It's all about him.
#25 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:57 PM EDTBarack - Rocks! He just gets it!!
#26 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:58 PM EDTI LOVE THE FACT THAT BARACK HELD HIS COMPOSURE,I THINK THAT HE DID A GOOD THING BY NOT PUTTING DOWN PALIN EVENTHOUGH I PERSONALLY DONT LIKE HER,HE DID GOOD UNLIKE McBUSH..I AM ALSO VOTING FOR CHANGE..
#27 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:59 PM EDTAnyone looking to elect an intelligent, crtically thinking, team player knows who will be the next President.....Obama 08!!!!!
#28 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:59 PM EDTno way dud!
Obama was wonderful tonight and will be a great president. Thank you McCain for your service to our country. Now you must retire. Palin. . . . .choosing her must be a joke. I think we are being punked. McCain will surely announce that he was just kidding. At any rate, it doesn't matter. McCain too old. Palin too unqualified.
#29 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 10:59 PM EDTObama absolutely crushed McCain. Hard to see it any other way.
#30 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:00 PM EDTMccain is the clear choice ! If I have to choose life for my country .. I will choose the man who fought for it!
#31 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:00 PM EDTI really appreciate Mr. McCains contribution to the war in Vietnam...I have the upmost respect for him and what he must have gone through...having said that, are you saying that since someone choose to defend our country in a war that ibecomes their qualification to run our country? To represent our country? Obviously, Mr. McCain has a lot of deeply rooted issues from his timed served in Vietnam.....it is sad for him, but I don't believe putting him in the highest political office of our country is the "reward" Mr. McCain deserves....or the solution to his deeply rooted trauma issues....do you think that is why he is soooooo disrespectful of his competitor?
PTSD...NEED I SAY MORE THIS MAN IS MENTALLY ILL ARE YOU ALL BLIND??? HE IS EASY TO ANGER AND LOVES WAR....HE WILL SURELY BRING DOWN WHAT IS LEFT OF THIS COUNTRY....EVERYONE SHOULD BE AFRAID OF WHAT CAN HAPPEN IF HE WINS THE WHITEHOUSE....JOHN MCCAIN I URGE YOU TO SEEK HELP THERE IS ALOT OF HELP FOR GUYS LIKE YOU OUT THERE...NO IM BEING SERIOUS!!
OBAMA 08 YALL!!! VOTE VOTE VOTE!!
#32 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:00 PM EDTno way
I think that Senator Obama answered all of the questions better and stayed above the political negativity that seems to be the focus of Senator McCain's campaign. The American people are tired of the policies that the Bush administration have put into place for the last 8 years and I believe that the polls will show that even more after this last debate.
#33 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:00 PM EDTI didn't need a last debate to convince me who's the most qualified. I voted today for the Obama-Biden team. I love Obama's demeanor, his temperment and ability to listen; McCain is angry, judgmental and ill-informed. We need the former in the WH.
Ob, BTW, Sarah Palin is NOT a role model. She's quite the contrary!
#34 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:01 PM EDTAmerican do not need your comment either. They will know
Amanda, do you have anything relevant to say or are you just going to snipe?
Personally I found it very insulting to have McCain say that Sarah Palin was my role model. I have had 3 special children with LD, two with physical problems(one died), and NONE got pregnant in high school, ALL graduated from high school and beyond, ALL are articulate interesting and independent hard working people. I do not respect Sarah Palin because she was mayor of a very small town. (Her mayoral duties were few and symbolic) I do not respect Sarah Palin because she is the governor of a state with a small population. (She has committed ethical breaches which point to her lack of abililty and understanding of law) I do not respect, and in fact am worried that Sarah Palin, who believes in the end times, and who might be near the red button. She knows she is saved -- the heck with the rest of the world who is different from her.
Amanda-637762 -- get a clue -- and a dictionary!
It was obvious again who has commmand of the isssues that are important to middle class Americans---Senator Obama. Senator Mc Cain seemed unprepared to defend his on policies in a way that shows he is looking out for the middle class. He seemed very comfortable when defending big business and the rich. Mc Cain seemed like an angry old man....someone who I would be afraid to occupy the oval office with his igornant sidekick Governor Palin.....
#35 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:01 PM EDTI feel very deeply that Sen.Obama has been addressing the issues.Sen.Obama has also takin the time in giving a break down of what he intends to do with Health Care ,Economy and Education. Mr. McCain I must say to you as a mother of four and a Military Spouse who's husband has served in Iraq. Sarah Palin IS NOT a role model for women. I have not been able to relate to her any way shape or form.Please Sir consider what you are speaking about before you say them .The American people want and need a Honest and Level Headed Leader.......
Blessings everyone see you at the polls !!!! Obama 08
#36 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:02 PM EDTIs this site being paid for though acorn?
#37 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:02 PM EDTWell, if it is you are now guilty by association, therefore you cannot be president.
OK ACORN ISSUE...LET ME SET THIS STRAIGHT AS I CAN BECAUSE I WORKED FOR THEM BEFORE REGISTERING VOTERS...THEY PAY $10.00 AN HR, THEY HIRE CONTRACTED EMPLOYEES TO DO THIS. THEY ARE A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHICH MEANS THEY DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES TO BABYSIT ORDINARY PEOPLE THEY EXPECTED TO BE HONEST. THERE WAS NO VOTER FRAUD GOING ON JUST A BUNCH OF IDIOT CONTRACTED EMPLOYEES WHO DID NOT WANT TO WORK BUT INSTEAD FOUND IT EASIER TO JUST WRITE DOWN RANDOM NAMES AND THEN GET PAID. WAS THIS RIGHT NO BUT DON'T BLAME ACORN THEY COULD NOT HAVE FORESEEN WHAT THESE INDIVIDUALS WERE GOING TO DO. MCCAIN'S CAMPAIGN IS JUST LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO BLAME AND ACORN WAS THERE.
You do know that Senator McCain was their keynote speaker in 2006 and told then how much he appreciated everything they are doing. Is he guilty by association?
Margo-FromTexa, McCain too old???? That's like saying Barack is too black. Grow up and vote on experience and the issues.
#38 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:03 PM EDTWOW USE YOUR HEAD...WHAT A RACIST THING TO SAY WERE YOU WEARING YOUR WHITE SHEET WHILE YOU WERE TYPING THAT UP? IGNORANCE IS AS IGNORANCE DOES AND YOUR BELOVED MCCAIN'S WORD OF THE YEAR FUNDAMENTAL HE MAY BE FUN LOL BUT HE IS MENTAL!!!
Anyone looking to elect an intelligent, crtically thinking, team player knows who will be the next President.....Obama 08!!!!! Health Care, Jobs, Education...who do you think gives a damn?
#39 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:03 PM EDTAfter McCain pulls out of my state of Michigan, I was hoping he would tell me about his policies and himself rather than spend the night saying "look at him, look at him". Very disappointing. How can I vote for him? McCain was on the attack because his blood is in the water. I can't vote for Palin just because she's a soccer mom, show me some substance. For me, it's still Obama/Biden for me unless McCain/Palin can tell me more of what they will do and less of what the other won't do.
#40 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:03 PM EDTwhat you gonna do if Obama don't do what he promise when he will be elected?? ( most of Demo President never keep promises)
Amanda.....you are obviously very biased. Bill Clinton balanced the budget. We were not in a useless war. And people could afford gas and food.
Did bill clinton balance the budget? Did he bring vrime down? Were Al qaeda more or less contained? You guys were more bordered about a BJ. Im glad W won because the contrast is just .....
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He is an outstanding gentleman and I am proud to have a President like him. I know in my heart that he will be the next President of the US