First Debate, McCain & Obama Options

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Speaking of news, I've become a huge fan of BBC, but they don't cover our elections too well. From a foreign perspective, the American Presidential race is a circus. From the outside looking in, all the antics, the stoic insults, and the money spent campaigning supports that claim. Ron Paul doesn't have a chance, and he has yet to catch up with the times (although I respect the man a great deal), so I feel as though Obama can be the one to break this chain of foolishness.

When it came to the debate, he stood his ground, but both candidates were extremely vague. All it proved is that they disagree on so much and have a distinct professional resentment for one another. For the next debate, Obama is going to have to attack McCain, to an extent. He's going to have to call the geezer on his bullshit if he wants to get anywhere. The reason why that strategy didn't work with Clinton is because her political interest, and appeal, was a hell of a lot more widespread than McCain. Right now, it's a toss up unless someone plays the big Joker and pulls the rest of the spades.

Chances are, Biden may be that variable to change up the game and move things in Obama's favor, that is, if he doesn't have to put his foot in his mouth by saying something that could easily be twisted by the media (damn you, Fox News).