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I thought both Obama and McCain were better in '08 then either of tonights speeches (Original Post) DMacTX Oct 2012 OP
Yes I agree with you. southernyankeebelle Oct 2012 #1
I do not remember his prior speech. This one was great and I believe better than Romney; but, juajen Oct 2012 #2
Video clips of the 2008 dinner with Obama-McCain on the link below Tx4obama Oct 2012 #5
In 2008... DonViejo Oct 2012 #3
The fact is... RichGirl Oct 2012 #4
Well, say what you will about McCain, he had a pretty good sense of humor Adenoid_Hynkel Oct 2012 #6

juajen

(8,515 posts)
2. I do not remember his prior speech. This one was great and I believe better than Romney; but,
Thu Oct 18, 2012, 09:38 PM
Oct 2012

admittedly, I am sure as Hell prejudiced.

DonViejo

(60,536 posts)
3. In 2008...
Thu Oct 18, 2012, 09:41 PM
Oct 2012

McCain and Obama were U.S. Senators. Tonight, one is the President of the U.S., the other a wannabe.

RichGirl

(4,119 posts)
4. The fact is...
Thu Oct 18, 2012, 09:49 PM
Oct 2012

That McCain is a nice guy. Political views aside, I think he and Obama respected each other and probably liked each other. President Obama is clearly a kind person and I think it's probably hard for him to deal with a vile, evil human being like Romney.

I think for him it's gone past just wanting to win re-election. I think he is deeply concerned for this country if he doesn't win re-election.

 

Adenoid_Hynkel

(14,093 posts)
6. Well, say what you will about McCain, he had a pretty good sense of humor
Thu Oct 18, 2012, 10:16 PM
Oct 2012

which is evident by his friendliness with SNL, Letterman and the Daily Show folks over the years.

whereas Willard's sense of humor is pinning down a guy and cutting off his hair, or tripping his daughter-in-law during a race.

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