On Friday, September 26th, 2008 the first presedential debate occurred for the 2008 election cycle. Obama spoke directly, clearly and didn’t repeat himself or liberal talking points. He was clear, concise and did simply repeat trite vitriol from his campaign commercials. Obama addressed the moderator’s questions and gave cognizant responses to McCain when necessary.
McCain was easily flustered and appeared to be on the verge of rage several times. He was belligerent and during the debate he didn’t look at Obama even one time. He spoke over both Obama and the moderator. His responses were usually clear, but some of them simply didn’t follow the questions.
Recent polls are showing Obama pulling ahead in key states. After Obama’s performance in tonight’s debate he should start to pull ahead in all states.
McCain’s lame campaign thrives on fear of taxes and terror. In the words of George W. Bush, “Fool me once, shame on. Shame on you. Fool me. You can’t get fooled again.”
Bush fooled us twice. We’re not going to get fooled again. Drop out McCain, you’re rhetoric is tired and expired.
On this historic day in America, a lot of folks will reflect on where we have come in the past seven years. They will ponder lost love ones and how we will leave the world to loved ones yet to be born. This is an election year, and folks will be wondering who the next President will be. Will it be 