Should presidential debate be postponed

Seeded on Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:53 PM EDT (msnbc.com)

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Sen. Hagel doubts Palin's ready

Seeded on Thu Sep 18, 2008 1:22 PM EDT (The Omaha World-Herald)

The funny thing that no one is mentioning is Bush Jr. had never been out of the country, either before he took office. No one is talking about that. I remember laughing at that and wondering why no one thought it was a big deal 8 yrs ago.

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That is incorrect. It is quite apparent that you too are politically apathetic, or just intellectually lazy. Obama never played the race card with Clinton. The problem with Old Politicians, they aren't accustomed to being ignored when they go negative, however Obama has been forced to respond sometimes. As a Hillary supporter, she turned me off when she played the race card about her "white working middle class" continuously, what about the First Americans, Hispanics, Asian Americans etc?. Obama never used the Black or white cards in that campaign. He received the majority of both Black and White votes. Now McCain makes an ad showing Obama on a $100 bill with a wide eyed stare looking away from the camera, and scares people that they don't want him on the bill because he doesn't look like any former president. When Obama responds to it he is called racist by the media, who is too lazy to look up the ad. Although Obama addresses the same group of electorate that the ad was intended for, they got it. The ads were already shown to them by the McCain group. They audience never took any offense to Obama. They understood. It's idiots who never saw the ads or even bothered to look it up echo McCain's childish rhetoric without doing any homework. McCain did play the race card, but like Hillary, he too will lose. Level headed Americans are tired of negativity.
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