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It goes to show you that no matter how hard people try to bring this country together so that we can be respected again,you will always have people to put us back a step. Blacks have had to support white candidates forever,soon as we get an African AMERICAN that is for very smart and respectful he is labeled to be everything but a child of God and that is so dis hearted

— jimmyc-629192

Obama is all about elegance, sophistication, show, presentation, presidential, etc. This is truly a liberal ideology which means talking himself to the white house and many other higher places. More like a Hollywood ideology that is just an act rather than action or resolve. A true patriotic ideology is to talk less, take full action, and simply getting the job done. When Obama in his academical days going thru his ABCs and smoking pot with his buddies. McCain was out there in a far land bleeding and suffering for his country. When Obama was checking present 70% of the time in the senate, McCain was voting either yes or no to establish definite results. Obama wouldn't salute the flag of the United States when everyone was saluting and singing the national anthem. He was a member of a radical black church for 20 years that believes that 911 attacks on the USA was well deserving and expected event. He says he is Christian but mocks the bible, but favor and respects Islamic principles. He voted no several time to giving life support for babies that survived a late term abortion. As a result babies are left to die on a medical table without care, mercy, and love. We are going thru some bad economic times and looking for someone to carry us out of this mess, but truly I rather starve myself to death than to follow a leader with ZERO moral values like Barack Hussein Obama.

— Jayson C

hey, all i can say is whoever you are, who wrote this crap, about obama being a motivational speaker, should really check yourselves, he's beating mccain and i understand you dont like it, but i promise, dont worry, after he wins the election he wont turn the white house black. you racist's are so funny but also sad, mccain and palin really dont like blacks or low income whites, me myself i love them all even the rich whites that mccain and palin are for. take it in stride he will be for everyone, except the riches of the rich, you guys have had it your way for 8 years, sorry.

— c.crews

After what I heard during this debate...what I hear Palin saying..Both Senator McCain and Gov. Palin have thoroughly made Mrs. McCain look like a lier...

"Mrs. McCain said that the upcoming campaign against either Sen. Barack Obama or Sen. Hillary Clinton would not engage in negative tactics.

"We'd rather not win than to have to do that," Mrs. McCain said. "That's not worth winning for. This is about being a leader and a person that can be a good example for our children, and a good role model. There's many, many, many more things to this job than just being the president. You are an example. You have to — you have to be better than that. You have to be."

— MountainMama2004

I have to say that although I am a Sen. Obama supporter, I do try to keep an open mind when listening to both sides speak. But last night I found it difficult to have an open mind when John McCain was clearly talking down to Sen. Obama and the audience and many of his statements were passive aggressive; almost as he was trying to set Sen. Obama up so that Obama was on the offensive and he could be on the defense and later claim that Obama bullied him instead of just stating his case. In addition, the recent negative attacks through commercials and Gov. Palin seem to strike me as sad and desperate and is nothing that I want to see from the next leader of the United States. The next leader should be strong, be proud and be respectful; they should not rely on half truths and misleading information. In contrast, specifically, how did you think that Sen. Obama appeared insecure and uncomfortable? Maybe I missed something??

— Nellie Girl

You are so hoping that a republican can once again dictate what the American people must do that you are blinded by stupidity and ignorance. McCain can barely put a sentence together without help from one of his lackeys. You must certainly look back at the debate and see McCain has lost yet another. His Town Hall Meeting was not such a good idea. He is out of touch and just because he served his country does not make him President material. Looking at his record of being a Bu@!$%#e and voting along with Bush 90 percent of the time should be a strong indication NO AMERICAN SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM.
In only 8 years look at how the economy has dwindled. Look at how many hard working MIDDLE CLASS American's have lost everything they have worked for. The BIG WIGS have pocketed so much money as well as this ridiculous so-called war Bush put us in which is taking too much money away from us and all it has done is KILL our own loved ones once more. Bush and his administration are as guilty of murder and corruption as Bin Laden and Hussein. SO go ahead and vote for another REPUBLICAN and see where it get's you! Why not be open minded and vote for change so we can other countries will once again be allies to the great United States of America.

— Concerned Step-mom

What debate were YOU watching. McCane is clearly OUT OF TOUCH and it showed very clearly last night. I'm sure after last night he is GLAD they didn't do the Town Hall Meetings he wanted earlier. Now is a good time for him to pull out of this race. Oh next time they should use chairs for the Old Man sake!

— AKing

I don't like debates. The moment after a question is asked you see the spin set in motion with the phrase, 'that's a good question. I tried sending an e-mail question: Yesterday, I spoke with my banker about my 401(k). It's down almost 25%. Who is going to bail me out?

— ASF-617848

The reason that the cameras were on the Obamas was the McCain and his wife left the arena . And for McCcain winning the debate, what debate were you watching. Obama didnt appear nervous it was McCain that was nervous!! Maybe time for new glasses.

— dathan-624263

What channel were you watching or was your mute button on?

— Ray L ~ Maryland

Ah, yes! Experience! Have you ever heard of negative experience? It's really a question of EXPERIENCE vs. JUDGEMENT.

— Rickio

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