By the end of the third and last presidential debate, the undecided voters who had gathered in Denver for Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg’s focus group were “audibly snickering” at John McCain’s grimaces, eye-bulging, and repeated references to “Joe the Plumber,” reports Time Magazine.
If you’re having problems sleeping, I suggest placing the audio to last night’s debate next you as you try to fall asleep.
If you don’t fall asleep within five minutes, call me in the morning.
I don’t believe you’ll be calling!
Barack Obama is the winner!
New York Post calls McCain the Winner!
Nobody wins. Simply a BIG FIGHT ON Long Island!
As the Dow continues to be on a roller coaster ride, expect the economy to be topic number one at tonight’s debate.
If McCain brings up his nasty sideshow, this will mark the end of his campaign.
Tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m.
But The Economist HERE!
On Barack Obama’s plane today, Chief Strategist David Axelrod said Obama wouldn’t be afraid to counterpunch if McCain tries to smear him reports HuffPo:
Senator Barack Obama is prepared to hit back, including with Keating Five scandal if necessary, if Senator John McCain uses tonight’s presidential debate to attack him over his associations with controversial figures like former William C. Ayers, the former Weather Underground leader, Mr. Obama’s chief strategist said this afternoon.
John McCain has a ton of nerve.
If you listen and look closely, you’ll hear one of the McCain supporters scream out that Barack is a terrorist.
This happens after McCain asks “Who is the Real John McCain?”
According to a new NBC News/WSJ poll, 50 percent believe that Barack Obama-Joe Biden do a better job in debates compared to 29 percent for John McCain-Sarah Palin.
Why do you think that is?
Perhaps, because John McCain was rude and didn’t look at Barack Obama once during the debate or because Sarah Palin is an outright liar who will say anything to get elected?
Tonight at 9 p.m. marks the second presidential debate.
And that will be the big question Americans will be asking.
Who is better to take charge in this global economic crisis?
John McCain says he’s directing his staff to work with Barack Obama’s campaign and the debate commission to delay Friday’s debate because of the economic crisis, reports the AP.
In a statement, McCain says he will stop campaigning after addressing former President Bill Clinton’s Global Initiative session on Thursday and return to Washington to focus on the nation’s financial problems.
