What's funny is McSame debating anything! Maybe security, but i doubt he can even make a plausible case when 70% of the public wants us OUT of Iraq. LOL
He is on Letterman tonight, and Letterman, while still being chiefly a comedy show, does sometimes ask the hard questions... I certainly hope I will be able to watch (my tv is not working properly at the moment)
I think McCain is getting cold feet. All this BS about his plans is part of a big PR stunt. Neither he or Sarah (George W.) Pallin have faced the press in a cross-questioning about his plans to lead. If he thinks sound-bites are going to convince voters, he's sadly mistaken...
The political ground is shifting under the candidates' feet due to the ongoing economic crisis. My opinion is that this is a pretty good presidential test: how well can each candidate think on his feet? How well can he perform in an emergency? Inquiring minds want to know.
Right. More like Barack "I can speak extemporaneously with or without a teleprompter and I can even write my own speechs" Obama.
What's funny is McSame debating anything! Maybe security, but i doubt he can even make a plausible case when 70% of the public wants us OUT of Iraq. LOL
i forgot to add that mccain is well versed in foreign policy so why would he be scared or unprepared?
McCain getting cold feet? PLEASE, this man is not afraid to take on Barack "Where's my teleprompter?" Obama.
cold feet? in a debate about foreign policy....now THAT is funny....
whoops no he isnt. This must be serious.
the debate scheduled is a foreign policy debate NOT one on the economy....and the economy is in crisis and needs addressing....
He is on Letterman tonight, and Letterman, while still being chiefly a comedy show, does sometimes ask the hard questions... I certainly hope I will be able to watch (my tv is not working properly at the moment)
I think McCain is getting cold feet. All this BS about his plans is part of a big PR stunt. Neither he or Sarah (George W.) Pallin have faced the press in a cross-questioning about his plans to lead. If he thinks sound-bites are going to convince voters, he's sadly mistaken...
The political ground is shifting under the candidates' feet due to the ongoing economic crisis. My opinion is that this is a pretty good presidential test: how well can each candidate think on his feet? How well can he perform in an emergency? Inquiring minds want to know.