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Debate #3

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I think both of them should lay everything they have out on the table.

 

Deuce, you cannot sit there and tell me that you think that Obama's rallies have been clean.

 

Just like you cannot say McCain hasn't been rude. :thumb:

 

As I said in an earlier post. Obama has done the same things, but with half the frequency.

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No, it's not. And if you don't get the difference, then I have nothing more to say to you.

 

To think that you can control what 15,000 people say at a rally is ridiculous. Obama is smarter than that...right???

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To think that you can control what 15,000 people say at a rally is ridiculous. Obama is smarter than that...right???

 

Do you really still not understand? Re-read what I first wrote.

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I'd give the slight edge to McCain so far. He's definitely been on the offensive.

Do you really still not understand? Re-read what I first wrote.

 

What do you want Palin to say? Please be silent during the rally?

I'd give the slight edge to McCain so far. He's definitely been on the offensive.

 

I think he's doing very well, and noone on this board has more critical of him than me. Someone on here said he's all over the board, and I don't think that's true at all. Obama is a little flustered.

To think that you can control what 15,000 people say at a rally is ridiculous. Obama is smarter than that...right???

 

Why then did McCain, at one his rallys, correct a woman that said that Obama was an Arab?

 

Why then did he tell one group that Obama was an good man and that they didn't need to be afraid of his presidency?

"Maybe you oughta travel down there and visit, and you could understand it a little better..."

 

Point proven...

Why then did McCain, at one his rallys, correct a woman that said that Obama was an Arab?

 

Why then did he tell one group that Obama was an good man and that they didn't need to be afraid of his presidency?

 

That was at a town hall format, TB&G. Much more intimate then the mass rallies Palin speaks at.

Why then did McCain, at one his rallys, correct a woman that said that Obama was an Arab?

 

Why then did he tell one group that Obama was an good man and that they didn't need to be afraid of his presidency?

 

I don't know why he would do it at all, thats the point. You can't address every comment in a crowd of that size.

"Maybe you oughta travel down there and visit, and you could understand it a little better..."

 

Point proven...

 

Listen to his points instead of worrying about him being mean to Obama.

Listen to his points instead or worrying about him being mean to Obama.

 

Ditto.

Listen to his points instead or worrying about him being mean to Obama.

 

Maybe if he'd focus more on HIS campaign rather than Obama's, I could. :lol: :lol:

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What do you want Palin to say? Please be silent during the rally?

 

No, but if she hears someone yell "Kill him", that warrants a response. Something to the effect of "We don't need that attitude in this campaign" would work well.

Maybe if he'd focus more on HIS campaign rather than Obama's, I could. :lol: :lol:

 

You are the only one making a big fuss out of it.

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