Sen. Obama appeared kind of nervous from his face, while Sen. McCain
looked confident.


On Sep 26, 11:11 pm, El Tortuga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Psychobabble
>
> On Sep 26, 11:38 pm, J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Foreign policy was supposed to be McCain's strong suit. Obama more
> > than held his own and dominated about half the time.
>
> > Obama showed his mastery of all subjects concerning foreign policy. He
> > demonstrated completely his understanding of the interconnectedness of
> > our world and how he would restore the respect and admiration of the
> > whole sane world for America. He clearly delineated why the Iraq war
> > was a strategic mistake for America and how the unnecessary war
> > detracted from the war against al Qaeda and siphoned off our blood and
> > treasure which could have been put to much better use.
>
> > McCain made Obama's point precisely when McCain said the next
> > president wouldn't be deciding whether or not to invade Iraq, tacitly
> > conceding the point to Obama that Obama was correct in having the good
> > judgment to oppose the Iraq War before the invasion. Obama's skillful
> > command of foreign policy reinforced the unsaid by either candidate,
> > but not unnoticed by the electorate, that Obama has the intelligence,
> > skill and temperament to decide which future wars will be brought
> > before the Congress to declare.
>
> > What little respect I had for John McCain has been completely erased
> > in the last few days. McCain's rush to suspend his campaign and
> > grandstand in Washington saying he wouldn't return to the campaign
> > trail until there was a deal about the economy in Washington has made
> > him to be a complete liar and underscores his impetuousness, poor
> > judgement and recklessness. I don't want this loose torpedo leading
> > our country for one second.
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