It’s very interesting that Al Qaeda just endorsed McCain. Maybe it’s because McCain referred to Bin Laden’s mujahideen as freedom fighters in both debates. John McCain said, “After we were able to help the Afghan freedom fighters drive the Russians out of Afghanistan we washed our hands of the the region.”
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Obama Deflects McCain’s Ayers Attacks
McCain has all but assured the public that he would bring up William Ayers in the third and final debate. We all wondered what exactly Obama’s response would be. Judging by our early predictions, Obama made the right decision.
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EXCLUSIVE: The Obama and McCain Economic Plans On Trial In Debate
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Who is better equipped to manage the most volatile market in decades?
President George W. Bush has proven himself a novice in dealing with both the precipitous lending crisis, and the following market collapse. Barack Obama has never been responsible for such a large budget. John McCain made several curious decisions surrounding the crisis, including suspending his campaign to dismantle the initial talks between House Republicans and Democrats about the financial bailout.
Read More...Obama and McCain Prepare for Final Debate
Republican John McCain is looking to turnaround his fortunes in the final presidential debate with Democrat Barack Obama, a forum focused on pocketbook issues and domestic policy Wednesday night.
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Post-debate Polling Favors Obama Over McCain
John McCain dismissively called rival Barack Obama “that one,” Obama mocked McCain’s “Straight Talk Express,” and both left the debate stage to return to the campaign trail Wednesday.
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McCain Calls Obama ‘That One’
During last nights presidential debate twice John McCain referred to Obama as ‘That One.’ Not as Senator Obama, Barack, he, that man or him but ‘That One.’ The term already turned off a number of pundits who believed that it it was demeaning, dehumanizing and mean spirited. Just as in the last debate, unlike his perky VP, McCain refused to call his opponent by his name or even look him in the eye.
Debate Recap: Both Candidates Promise More War
Though the first half hour of the debate focused on the financial crisis and the candidates’ domestic priorities, three important issues around foreign policy were also raised during the presidential debate. Read more about Debate Recap: Both Candidates Promise More War
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