WE'VE MOVED! Democratic Convention Watch is now at http://www.DemocraticConventionWatch.com
OK - who won?
Please use the comments to point out your favourite high and low points.
Full transcript here.
WE'VE MOVED! Democratic Convention Watch is now at http://www.DemocraticConventionWatch.com
OK - who won?
Please use the comments to point out your favourite high and low points.
Full transcript here.
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Vicki 51p · 859 weeks ago
Joe · 859 weeks ago
Michigandem · 859 weeks ago
NicasioKid · 859 weeks ago
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tmess2 70p · 859 weeks ago
GoThen · 859 weeks ago
SLCScott 74p · 859 weeks ago
26376 66p · 859 weeks ago
(McCain suddenly reminds me of Nixon: very worldly, foreign policy ideas out the wazoo, but looking out-of-touch running against someone who wants to be more a domestic President.)
ollie · 859 weeks ago
Deportment, command of the facts, poise: all Obama's way, and the polls seem to show that.
uplandpoet · 859 weeks ago
So a good solid win to obama on points, look to see him pull away on the last two debates.
still saying: 53=47 and 300 plus evs!
uplandpoet · 859 weeks ago
More than two-thirds of debate watchers agreed that both McCain and Obama would be able to handle the job of president if elected.
National security has been an issue where McCain has held an advantage, but his four percent edge over Obama -- 49 to 45 percent -- on the question of which candidate would best handle terrorism is within the poll's 4.5 percent margin of error. Watch candidates discuss likelihood of another 9/11 »
The economy, which has been Obama's terrain this cycle, dominated the first half of the debate. Debate watchers gave him a 21 percentage point edge -- 58 to 37 percent -- on the question of which candidate would do a better job handling the economy.
By a similar margin, those polled said Obama would be better able to deal with the current financial crisis facing the nation.