From Andy in Colorado on October 7, 2008 at 9:40 pm. IP Logged, 71.196.192.x Report Abuse McCain simply isn't connecting - comes off as ranting and scolding. He comes off as such a caracature that it doesn't matter what Obama says. I'm wondering if either candidate has anything new to say -- too bad we can't give "campaign 08" low approval ratings like we can congress  From Ziv on October 7, 2008 at 9:39 pm. IP Logged, 69.143.104.x Report Abuse 300,000,000 Americans, and this is all we get? I want an intelligent candidate, one with vision, preferably one that can speak well. No reliance on 'um' or 'my friends' to cover a lack of knowledge. Why do I have to choose between two losers? There are at least 10 governors that are better qualified than either of these guys. From Gullyborg in reply to Ziv on October 7, 2008 at 10:08 pm. IP Logged, 71.34.68.x Report Abuse Well, I proposed a "survivor style" primary where, instead of voting FOR one candidate in a crowded field and ending up with the guy who managed to get 22% early on compared to another candidate's 21%, we vote AGAINST candidates, eliminating one at a time, until only the strongest two remain. Face it, in the GOP primary, McCain would not have lasted past round two in such a scenario. He would have been the second one out the door after Ron Paul. Instead, we ended up with a "winner" that 3 out of 4 primary voters voted against, simply because there were seven other people splitting up those 3 votes.
From Vero on October 7, 2008 at 9:37 pm. IP Logged, 24.123.172.x Report Abuse What a boring debate - This is not going to change any minds on any side of the political fence From Mickey in Seattle on October 7, 2008 at 9:36 pm. IP Logged, 71.112.104.x Report Abuse I like answers so McCain clearly won.
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