smoochpooch
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:38 PM
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What should Obama's debate strategy be now that McCain seems to be on the defensive? |
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Just by appearing on stage with the old man, Obama looks so young and fresh by comparison and voters may conceivably vote for him on that basis alone (think Nixon/Kennedy). Should Obama:
1. focus on just not making any gaffes, or
2. keep on the offensive or
3. other
I choose #2, as I presume most of you will. I don't think it is wise to ease up on McCain, especially since the risk of new attacks on Obama will increase as election day gets closer.
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:41 PM
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Occasionally making oblique references to the failed policies of the liars/
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:41 PM
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:42 PM
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I'm not going to fret about it again - I was a wreck before, and they've done |
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just beautifully without my opinion (which changed a couple of times a day anyway).
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:42 PM
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kind of, needs to keep on the offensive but it must look relaxed and unforced. "Sorry Grandpa but that wrong":evilgrin:
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Thu Sep-18-08 08:52 PM
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4. beat the living hell out of him. |
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Edited on Thu Sep-18-08 08:53 PM by bowens43
call him on all of his lies and on all of his flip-flops. Piss him off so that he loses control on national TV.
ok , this is what I would like to see but it probably isn't a good stratgy.
Obama knows what to do.
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