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Re: McCain's VP pick - Sarah Palin?
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Originally Posted by Ferd
at the end of the day, I think people will remember the specticle. I doubt anyone will take anything away from the speech itself.
Pat is senile. his last book proved to me he is looking for validaiton from some group other than conservitives.
poor guy.
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I heard a liberal female reporter / comentator on CNN say that after Obama's speech she was talking to the maid cleaning her hotel room and the woman said that she had been a big Obama supporter but was disappointed because in the speech he attacked McCain and the Republicans in the same way politicans always have and he had promised change. Now she was having doubts. I found that astonishing and evidence that while many people were sucked in by the spectacle and ejoyed the great speech and visuals when it comes down to evaluating him for President that may not matter that much.
The town hall's will be interesting because while Obama is a master at the prepared speech with a teleprompter he hems and haws and takes forever to choose his words in extemporaneous situations while McCain answers firmly and quickly. It almost looks like Obama is the old guy in those situations and McCain is the younger one with a sharper mind.
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