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I don't think he can. Agreeing with McCain takes some of the heat off of him to actually produce his own answer or think for himself. Without a teleprompter, Obama the speech reader sounds pretty dumb and clueless.
I don't think he can. Agreeing with McCain takes some of the heat off of him to actually produce his own answer or think for himself. Without a teleprompter, Obama the speech reader sounds pretty dumb and clueless.
it is widely accepted by everyone that Obama won the debate, so what is your point?
I don't think he can. Agreeing with McCain takes some of the heat off of him to actually produce his own answer or think for himself. Without a teleprompter, Obama the speech reader sounds pretty dumb and clueless.
Seriously? No! I don't think Obama is really looking forward to a debate with a town hall feeling.
I don't think he can. Agreeing with McCain takes some of the heat off of him to actually produce his own answer or think for himself. Without a teleprompter, Obama the speech reader sounds pretty dumb and clueless.
I think agreement shows true leadership. It's dangerous to open yourself up like that, but Obama is confident in his positions so that he doesn't need to simply disagree with McCain on everything to win. McCain meanwhile thinks that as long as he runs as the anti-Obama that he will have this in the bag, but people are begining to realize how futile the personal attacks are and are turning to Obama who keeps what they like and offers change where we need it.
What is wrong if he agrees with him on certain things? Isn't that called reaching across party lines? Obama will have no trouble at all tonight.
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