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A freeze is a freeze. If it isn't, it's exactly what Obama was talking about.
Not really.McCain rocked Obama tonight.
Of course you can't. You can't say anything different.I don't see how it could have seriously gone better for McCain tonight.
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A freeze is a freeze. If it isn't, it's exactly what Obama was talking about.
Not really.McCain rocked Obama tonight.
Of course you can't. You can't say anything different.I don't see how it could have seriously gone better for McCain tonight.
Then why was he agreeing so much?
Yes, he differed with McCain...and he's wrong on those points.
Or they're not blinded by partisanship.
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That's cold. Obama didn't win a decisive victory tonight, but neither did McCain. Obama dominated some exchanges, McCain scored a few good points on Iran. I'm not a blind homer.
McCain supporters shooting blanks.
I think he was using it as a contrast to open up into how he disagrees with McCain on those issues.
And WTF is up with Obama pronouncing it PAH-kistan...
CNN talking about how Obama lost his cool and McCain hit his targets.
Pretty stupid debate tactic. This was a debate, right?
No .
They are really overdoing it, trying to convince themselves.
Clarify. CNN or some partisan fool?
In this day and age of 10 second soundbites you're actually right. But if people actually watched the debate, they'd know he doesn't think John McCain should be the next president.
CNN talking about how Obama thrashed McCain on Iraq.
So there.
Interesting debate ... but nothing earth shattering from either side. Both hit some points. McCain was too often pausing, trying to come up with an answer. Obama was too often trying to interject and but in, and looking more frustrated at times than expected.
Pretty even overall. Neither side changed any undecideds minds this evening.
Someone mentioned it earlier ... both sides were playing to not lose, as opposed to going for the win.
McCain could have easily flubbed against a better speaker. A better orator who has a better style that plays better to most people. But IMO he held his own. Which is probably a victory in some sense for his campaign.
You know, the guy who you put on ignore before you didn't have on ignore, because you couldn't handle an opposing viewpoint. Did you get your balls back?
CNN says the two big phrases tonight:
"You don't understand" - John McCain
"Jon is right" - Barrack Obama.
Dude, it's Friday night...how many "actually" watched the debate?
Besides, it wouldn't matter if this were a non-televised high school debate, you don't make silly mistakes like that.
CNN also says that the independents in their focus group were turned off by McCain's ish demeanor.
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