Doesn’t Barack Obama come across like the little whiny kid in this debate?
You know the kid on the block that tries to sound tough by shouting out, “I’ll tell my mommy on you! You, You, You….dummy dumb!” Yes, Obama tried to sound like the bully on the block but came off sounding like the scared kid on the block. I loved this statement, “the Wall Street financial crisis is the “final verdict” on policies pushed by President George W. Bush and backed by McCain” (Reuters). Go get em Barry, that mean old Bush, who by the way isn’t running for President this time.
Kill Bin Laden,
Once again Obama tries so hard to sound like the tough guy but ends up sounding a lot like Elmer Fudd. Obama continues to whine, “the real problem is Bin-Laden is still out there, Al-Quaeda is operating in many countries around the world and the US army, busy in Iraq, can’t combat Al-Quaeda” (disaboom)
And didn’t you love this “your President” line of divisiveness:
“I was really annoyed with this line from Obama “… it’s been your president who you said …” No, President Bush is our President; yours, mine, and that of the rest of the 300 million Americans. Look, Bill Clinton, though I think very little of him, was my President from 1993 to 2001, just as Barack Obama would be my President if he should <shutter> win.” (Southern Appeal)
Obama is still the arrogant one.
Americans are the mob followers,
I agree that his comment about “Your President” is annoying. But it is the classic expression of what the left has become; They are the ones who see a divided America.
Obama has come to divide not to unite. He is not change and hope. He is divide and conquer.
My sadness comes from the fact that the American people are so easily swayed into crowd mentality. Our schools and our parents must get back to teaching our kids critical thinking, American heritage, American Exceptionalism and American individualism. (riggword)
Hmm, Obama your looking….unsure!
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Live Blog and Chat: Presidential debate
posted at 8:00 pm on September 26, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
I’ll be live-blogging the first presidential debate, scheduled to start at 9 PM ET. I’m using the Cover It Live system again tonight, but I’m combining it with the Ustream chat room from my show. That way the community can interact with each other as well as with me while I live-blog the debate. Jazz Shaw from The Moderate Voice will be moderating the chat, and don’t forget to register at Ustream to participate!
Hugh Hewitt has this to say:
Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at 10:30 PM As expected, McCain shines and Obama is on the defensive throughout. The good news for Obama is that more than 30 minutes were not on the specifics of foreign policy. But Obama stumbled badly on Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan. McCain simply knows this stuff, and Obama again and again betrays that he does not.
“I honestly don’t believe that Senator Obama has the understanding or the experience,” and hitting Obama on his stubbornness was a very strong close for McCain. “I don’t need any on the job training.”
UPDATE: A caller just said it was like watching Master and Grasshopper.
Biden Jumps in with his 1/2 cents worth:
Biden: “U.S. is succeeding in Iraq because Petraeus is implementing the plan Barack and I came up with”
Joe Biden dropped this little nugget of previously unknown information in a post-debate chat with Fox News’s Chris Wallace Friday evening:
Michelle Malkin’s account of the debate:
A historic night: The first presidential debate of 2008
Scroll down for updates and liveblogging…Obama hammers Bush-McCain theme, McCain emphasizes — sigh — fighting against “climate change…with Sen. Clinton”…McCain hits his stride on the war, foreign policy, Obama’s no-preconditions bungle…Gaffe of the debate so far: Obama trying to respond to McCain on his military/moral authority: “I’ve got a bracelet, too!” (more Malkin)
Barry On Missile Defense – Another Lie
Posted by William Teach on September 26, 2008 at 10:39 pm
I thought it was about even during the debate on the economy, but, Barry looked bad on the rest. His interruptions, his snotty and pissed off expressions. Here’s one that stood out to me: he stated that he was always for missile defense. Oh really?
I will cut investments in unproven missile defense systems.
I will not weaponize space.
I will slow our development of future combat systems.
And I will institute an independent “Defense Priorities Board” to ensure that the Quadrennial Defense Review is not used to justify unnecessary spending.
If McCain was so much better, more experienced, and presidential than why not look Obama in the face?
By: Gary on September 27, 2008
at 5:18 pm
Obama-radical socialist Michelle radical soicialist They are DANGEROUS
By: blair on September 28, 2008
at 11:44 pm
AYRES, WRIGHT, JESSE JACKSON wow ARE WE STUPID AS AMERCIANS OR JUST THE ONES WO WANT FREE HANDOUTS, TREE HUGGERS, AND LOSERS
By: blair on September 28, 2008
at 11:45 pm
Oh.. is it little whiny kids that RESPECT THE RULE OF LAW?
If he really wants to separate himself from bush
he will talk about getting back to respecting the rule of law. Something Bush forgot about. Arrest and try bin laden, capture him yes. But stop just talking about killing people – anyone.
LAME and PATHETIC.
By: Paul Paz y Mino on October 9, 2008
at 3:09 am
Paul Paz y Mino,
Thank you for your comment, but I think you missed my point. Obama has been saying all along that he is the man that will finally track down Obama and kill him. Obama and the left has its mantra,
“Hate Bush, Kill Obama”
But you prove my point anyway and I will change my words to reflect your thought,
“Hate Bush arrest Bin Laden”
either way these thoughts are simplistic and shallow. But that is where this election has gone.
“Love Obama, Hate everything else”
Thank you again for your comment.
By: riggword on October 9, 2008
at 9:41 am