The Final Debate Thread

[Shelly]

Scheiffer rocks!
He should still be anchoring.

[PixelPusher]

Scheiffer rocks!
He should still be anchoring.

agreed.

[JoeChalupa]

Obama didn't get whupped or anything but this wasn't his best performance.

[JoeChalupa]

Juan Williams thinks Obama did well.

[ElNono]

I only saw the last 30 minutes, and it looked more of the same... did I miss much?

[CuckingFunt]

agreed.

I agree with this agreed.

[JoeChalupa]

Billy Cristol says.....McCain didn't get his message across well enough...not a Victory for McCain.

[jochhejaam]

The public education system isn't ever going to be cleaned up until people stop thinking of it as a system that isn't ever going to be cleaned up.

If you have a remedy for making lazy parents care about there children's education, I'm all ears, other than that, the kids don't have much of a chance.

[ElNono]

You guys think this was a slam dunk for McCain? Because that's exactly what he needed

[JoeChalupa]

I only saw the last 30 minutes, and it looked more of the same... did I miss much?

Just two guys talking to joe.

[boutons_]

McBottomGun was way too emotional, not a passion, but anger, aggression.

[SpursFanFirst]

I agree with this agreed.

[JoeChalupa]

Scheiffer rocks!
He should still be anchoring.

I concur. Job well done.

[jochhejaam]

You guys think this was a slam dunk for McCain? Because that's exactly what he needed

He did well, but it was far from being a slam dunk

[SpursFanFirst]

This is the first debate where I really feel like McCain won.

[Shelly]

If you have a remedy for making lazy parents care about there children's education, I'm all ears, other than that, the kids don't have much of a chance.

Sadly, this is so true

[Cry Havoc]

Both candidates get a C- from me.

Obama was a little too passive, albeit calm... that's his game plan.

McCain was far too aggressive, and is becoming more so.

Neither really addressed the issues. Neither showed much true American spirit.

McCain's best performance, but still both looked shoddy and with too much contrivance in what they were stating.

[dg7md]

Obama was very calm through the entire thing, unlike McCain, so I feel McCain's offensive attacks were balanced out by Obama being very smooth.

[Shelly]

Just two guys talking to joe.

Too bad we didn't get a Joe Chalupa mention!

[JoeChalupa]

Fred Barnes thinks Obama handled himself very well and....I'm surprised that the FoxNews pundits are not giving more praise on McCain's performance...I really am.

[SpursFanFirst]

The panel on CBS is leaning more toward McCain.
It's interesting listening to their reasons, and hearing what each person finds to be most important.

[Wild Cobra]

The problems with inner city public education are the teacher unions and a major lack of parental involvement and responsibility. I don't see how either can be fixed.

That's the problem that others want to get away from.

Vouchers won't help that much if the Parents don't give a darn, same with Charter Schools, great concept, but you still can't force the parents to care.

Vouchers will help, so will charter schools. They can set standards, and if the students and parents don't meet certain goals, guess what. Back to public schools. With vouchers, parents can pay most or all the way with them to a private school. They still have to qualify for entrance. Today, the schools support the least common denominator, dragging all kids down in the process. Parents and students that care and excel better.

[JoeChalupa]

The FoxNews watching party are giving it to Obama.

[JoeChalupa]

The panel on CBS is leaning more toward McCain.
It's interesting listening to their reasons, and hearing what each person finds to be most important.

wow

[boutons_]

"true American spirit"

WTF is that?