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Here is what respondants at CNN are voting:
Quick Vote
Who fared better in Tuesday’s presidential debate?
Sen. John McCain 14% 7887
Sen. Barack Obama 83% 46929
No clear winner 3% 1777
Total Votes: 56593I am now going to my local stations to see what folks in Orlando are saying.
I am sure Fox News is saying it was a landslide for McCain, but they decded that was their story before the debate even started.
Please post poll results for your area
MSNBC Here:
Question and Results:
Who won the presidential debate?
Results
Totals of 51,022 votes12% John McCain
6,102 votes85.5% Barack Obama
43,648 votesWho won the presidential debate?
John McCain:
14.79%
Barack Obama:
83.63%
It Was A Draw:
1.58%Like I posted in the other thread (Obama Hatred On Display Again At Palin Rally, Supporter Screams “Treason!”):
Obama won decisively. Period. This was the death knell in the McCain/Palin campaign. Substance, poise & facts win every time & this debate was a perfect example. (Do not get relaxed or take anything for granted though, we all still have to get out there & vote!)I was VERY proud of the job that Obama did! He came out swining and did not back down. Obama has decided that he is not going to be ‘meek and humble’ at this point and I’m glad to see him show a little assertiveness.
He even did a Palin by ignoring the moderator and making his point once or twice! LOL I loved that part!
What do you guys think about the “That One” comment McCain made in reference to Obama? That was kind of wierd.
I’m sure that McCain is thankful that Obama did not take him up on all of those townhall styled meetings because he did not look very good.
Oh and did you notice that the Ladies DID NOT shake hands? I have to google that part.
Did you guys notice EVERY question McSame answered or evaded started out with a totally disengenuous “My Friends” I kept waiting for him to add the rest “Fellow Romans, Countrymen! We come here not to bury Ceaser Errr Obama”….
Did he ride with Teddy Roosevelt too?
:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
And Far Right Wing Drones will be singing his praises again tomorrow. :flush:
@Professor 179863 wrote:
Did you guys notice EVERY question McSame answered or evaded started out with a totally disengenuous “My Friends” I kept waiting for him to add the rest “Fellow Romans, Countrymen! We come here not to bury Ceaser Errr Obama”….
Did he ride with Teddy Roosevelt too?
:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
And Far Right Wing Drones will be singing his praises again tomorrow. :flush:
I’m glad I was playing the drinking game… Whenever McCain says “my friends” you drank. It made it somewhat easier to ignore his evasive “answers”. But I assume most of America wasn’t playing that game & saw his answers as totally lacking substance & were hollow. I think the initials polls are showing exactly that. I just spoke to someone on the phone (who’s goofy enough to watch Faux News) & even Bill Kristol, the douche that he is, thought McCain’s performance wasn’t good at all.
Another snap poll:
CNN
Tue Oct 07, 2008 at 08:29:03 PM PDT
Who expressed his views more clearly in the debate?
Obama 60
McCain 30
Who spent more time attacking his opponent?
Obama 17
McCain 63
Who seemed to be the stronger leader?
Obama 54
McCain 43
Who was most likeable?
Obama 65
McCain 28I thought it was pretty even. Basically i don’t think it will convince too many people to change their vote.
I found it traditional republican “Well fix everything, we’re better at fixing stuff, trust us will fix it” with no specifics.
Obama did the outline where he mentions the area’s he’ll focus on. I don’t know that it makes a difference what they say now, but in most cases Obama seems to have thought about the issue and McCain basically says “trust me on this, i’ll do better”
I did like Obama’s reponse to speaking softly and carrying a big stick.
I suspect Obama’s poll numbers will stay at 49-50% come next week and probably viewed as a lock for about 250-260 electoral votes.
If the election were held today, i’d feel much better.
@Erik 179864 wrote:
I just spoke to someone on the phone (who’s goofy enough to watch Faux News) & even Bill Kristol, the douche that he is, thought McCain’s performance wasn’t good at all.
I was watching FOX just to see what they could possible grab on to and it was the fact that McCain touch the vet that was there. :sarcasm:
FOX had a text poll on the winner and I think it was 80% thought McCain won. :roflmao:
@GamTrak 179881 wrote:
was watching FOX just to see what they could possible grab on to and it was the fact that McCain touch the vet that was there. :sarcasm:
FOX had a text poll on the winner and I think it was 80% thought McCain won. :roflmao:It’s hilarious what they cite as a poll. They are as desperate as McCain
Their poll is just as worthless as a Drudge poll. Those are online/text polls that, as we all know, can be manipulated & are tilted by their audience. Fox online polls or those on Drudge report are weighted overwhelmingly by their audience so you have to expect they’ll have totally inaccurate results. Obama seriously kicked McCains arse in that debate & official polls will show exactly that in the coming days.
If anyone loves polls like I do you should visit:
Left leaning but very accurate –
http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/
Right leaning but still very cool –
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/polls/Great thread Lou!
Here are the local (FOX) polls:
WHO WON THE DEBATE
Barack Obama John McCain Don’t Know
Democrat 84% 10% 6%
Republican 20% 64% 12%
Independent 52% 34% 14%This seems pretty accurate to me (even though it is Fox). It is NOT a poll from FOX, though, but a polling agency. That’s probably why it’s more accurate
@kwblue 179931 wrote:
Barack Obama John McCain Don’t Know
Independent 52% 34% 14%Obviously this is the group that will hopefully win the election for Obama. :hattip:
Playing a drinking game, “friends” wasn’t the only word that could do you in. If I had had a shot everytime the word “truth” came up, I would have been under the table midway through the debate.
McCain came through as a war monger, all he thinks about is war. I don’t blame him, being a prisoner of war undoubtedly makes a life long impression. Not a good state of mind for a president though, quite dangerous.
