John McCain for all his smirking during last night’s debate, and despite prompting from host Jim Lehrer, couldn’t look directly at the next President while condescendingly, and sometimes erroneously, (Pakistan as a failed state), insulting him. Meanwhile Obama looked directly at McCain while confronting him on his Iraq misjudgments – WMD, easy victory, greeted as liberators etc.
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You should have actually watched the debate and not just viewed it through your clearly biased spectacles… Jim Lehrer begged Obama to address McCain for much of the debate and he cowardly—but not unexpectedly—refused.
Obama was visibly nervous, juvenile, and flustered time after time. He was as stiff as a freshly-pressed dress shirt—which complements his empty suit.
McCain exposed Obama for being a complete lightweight who isn’t qualified to run a hot dog stand, much less be president. Maybe when Obama gets back on his teleprompter he’ll feel more comfortable trying to play president. Last night he looked like a member of the high school debate club but certainly not presidential.
Better to see the debate though biased spectacles then to watch it wearing a blindfold as your comments suggest you must have done.
The only thing McCain exposed was his ignorance about Pakistan which was NOT a failed state until Musharaff imposed a military dictatorship.
Obama looked presidential, knowledgeable and civil. McCain delivered his usual one liners and looked like a man living in the past.
Obama nailed McCain on his lack of judgment in advocating for the invasion of Iraq a country which had not attached the US, did NOT possess WMD and which kept Iran in check – until the Bush-McCain invasion.
Mc Cain is old , but he has full credit, honest and integrity to server the country. He is best for the country in the next 4-year. Obama is more like a professor, soft, weak, no authority — the world will not listen to Obama.
Sorry, I don’t trust Obama.