| strandinthewind |
10-30-2008 02:47 PM |
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Originally Posted by DeeGeMe
(Post 782199)
Indeed it was. He's run the perfect campaign. Meanwhile, McCain has lurched from one disaster to another.
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I know. In a way, I rather feel sorry for McCain. I see him as a once honorable man who sold out to be the Pres. But, the kmajority of the public saw through it. McCain has consistently lied. And, he lied about things that are petty compared to the larger issues we face today. But, he laid the card - thus, he must now play it.
Note - Obama has certainly stretched the truth as well. However, on the larger issues, he has been far more forthcoming with what he would do than McCain has been. In other words, Obama has on the whole indicated his plan. McCain seems only to attack Obama's plan and then Obama on a personal level with lies.
As for the commercial - it was very slick and very moving, much like Obama himself. The pundits are mostly saying Obama cannot pay for the thigs he set forth. But, they say that about McCain and the skeleton of his alleged plans as well. So, it's kind of a wash to me.
In the end, I cannot take four more years of W. And, I cannot take four more years of the religious far right trying to cram their version of Christianity down my Christian throat. So, while Obama is not my ideal, I think he is the better choice for the counry.
Plus, Obama just inspires hope in millions and across party lines. I mean McCain is having to defend formerly solid red states. McCain cannot seem to do that level of inspiration. Palin inspires, but it is just the far religious right and she is not really fond of the truth.
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