But McFlopper was supposed to win the foreign policy debate.
If there's no clear-cut winner (and that's not clear cut), that means McFlopper actually lost on his home court of foreign policy, while HUSSEIN stole home court advantage.
HUSSEIN: 1
McSenile: 0
“John McCain could have lost this race tonight,” said CNN Republican strategist Alex Castellanos. “I’d say a tie is a good thing for the guy who was behind.”
all cnn is liberal
the ratings weren't that good either... but you can't compete with friday night football around here.. I am sure it would have had higher ratings on thursday night just another reason the liberal media is so out of touch with main street...
I'll vote for McCain if he grasps hold of his balls and teabags Obama on his class warfare economics.
Last edited by Anti.Hero; 09-27-2008 at 06:03 PM.
If Friday night football is more important, those people deserve whatever crappy government they get.
40 minutes of it was ecomomy
some say weakest of maccain
He should probably try to improve then.
Do you read your own stuff ducks?
cnn is liberal
I think cnn republicans are even liberal
Pundits say no clear cut winner. Polls and Focus groups of AMERICAN PEOPLE say Obama wins.
Sure, that damn media is super liberal. Let me tell you.
Maybe the pundits have seen the internals; question construction; etc...
Internals of every single focus group out there? The internals of the polls are out and viewable by anyone. THe CNN poll had a dem lean, but even if you weight it torwards the GOP it STILL shows Obama as the winner. Furthermore, the CBS poll didn't have a lean and it showed - gasp - Obama as a winner. And nevermind that the idea of pundits being generally more informed than people tearing this stuff up on the internet just makes me laugh.
You guys will just grasp at whatever straws you can to keep from acknowledging reality. There are items that are subjective and we'll disagree on forever, but then there are facts which are indisputable but not unspinnable, apparently.
I hardly consider throwing out a supposition, grasping. Frankly, I don't follow polls...particularly since Zogby pulled his stunt during the last election. There are too many ways to manipulate the results...nevermind the "disinterested third party" aspect of the polling outfit. Zogby ruined their credibility in that regard.
Polls lie.
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