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You are correct and that is unfortunate because he can't do anything about the damage that the surgery has done to his face. On the other hand he could have remained the John McCain we all thought we knew as opposed to allowing the extreme right to take over his campaign.
Eh, I'd like to see a specialists opinion on how much the surgeries done on the side of his forehead and down the side of his face near his hairline have on his ability to smirk or smile before I'd give him that entire point.
The one I always felt bad for was Dole. He kept a pen in his hand at all times because he's long since learned to distract people from staring at it. Few knew that he couldn't use it. But in the debates people reacted negatively to how he held himself and it in particular - despite the fact that it was useless to him.
Well back to the original Post.............I thought the smirks were a lot less distractive the the Nobama eye roll..................what you didnt see that..................Any teenage girl would have be amazed at that effect
Well back to the original Post.............I thought the smirks were a lot less distractive the the Nobama eye roll..................what you didnt see that..................Any teenage girl would have be amazed at that effect
I sure didn't see any eye rolls. If there were eye rolls, they were certainly less numerous than McCain's plastered smiles. It was indeed difficult not to miss McCain's plastered smiles.
Why is McCain smiling? A comedian isn't on stage. There's no humorous topics, except when the moderator did interject a few humorous comments.
"I've got some good news and some bad news. I've done a good job tonight doing this but a bad job........."
You can be cordial and gracious but plastered smiles are a no-no.
"As the spin of Friday night's debate settled in and both sides staked a claim to victory, one media narrative began to take hold: while Obama may have been over-complimentary of McCain, the GOP nominee was grumpy, mean, and downright contemptuous of Obama, much to his detriment.
A clip circulated by Democrats showed the McCain demonstrating all of those traits: smirking when Obama gave his answers, eyes blinking, unwilling to even look at his opponent."
Hey, I didn't read all the threads so did anyone mention the fact that McCain could not look at Obama at all. Obama had no problem looking at McCain throughout the debate. You need a psychiatrist to post their opinion on the body language and nervous ticks of the debate. It seemed that McCain's confidence was at an all time low while avoiding eye contact.
After seeing McCains efforts in the Debate...i'm the angry white man....lol
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