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Jefferey Johnson
Guest Blogger, QueerGam
McCain seemed so well-prepared. No, McCain was very well prepared. And he was better than Obama. No, he was way better. At the Forum chaired by Rev. Rick Warren over the weekend, about values and faith, John McCain was clearly the winner. He was more believable, and more sure about his position on issues of the day.
Obama was not only looking unsure but sounding uncertain of himself especially on human rights issue. And it is obvious (and very clear) that Obama doesn't know who to tax in this country. Later, Obama's campaign camp called McCain a cheater, by listening to the questions. The Obama people must feel that their boss didn’t do quite as well as they might have wanted to in that context, because what they are putting out privately is that McCain may not have been in the cone of silence and may have had some ability to overhear what the questions were to Obama.
Meanwhile, Warren told FOX News Radio that the allegations that McCain heard Obama’s questions ahead of time were “total bogus.”
“We had him a green room in a totally different building," Warren said. "Somebody said there was a monitor in that room, yeah, but it was disconnected at the source. If he’d tried to turn it on, all he’d have gotten was fuzz, because it wasn’t even connected. So the Secret Service picked him up, brought him straight to that room, put him in that building. Somebody is systematically calling up all the media the media and trying to create, I dont know, I guess they didn’t like the format or whatever.”
Jefferey Johnson
Guest Blogger, QueerGam
McCain seemed so well-prepared. No, McCain was very well prepared. And he was better than Obama. No, he was way better. At the Forum chaired by Rev. Rick Warren over the weekend, about values and faith, John McCain was clearly the winner. He was more believable, and more sure about his position on issues of the day.
Obama was not only looking unsure but sounding uncertain of himself especially on human rights issue. And it is obvious (and very clear) that Obama doesn't know who to tax in this country. Later, Obama's campaign camp called McCain a cheater, by listening to the questions. The Obama people must feel that their boss didn’t do quite as well as they might have wanted to in that context, because what they are putting out privately is that McCain may not have been in the cone of silence and may have had some ability to overhear what the questions were to Obama.
Meanwhile, Warren told FOX News Radio that the allegations that McCain heard Obama’s questions ahead of time were “total bogus.”
“We had him a green room in a totally different building," Warren said. "Somebody said there was a monitor in that room, yeah, but it was disconnected at the source. If he’d tried to turn it on, all he’d have gotten was fuzz, because it wasn’t even connected. So the Secret Service picked him up, brought him straight to that room, put him in that building. Somebody is systematically calling up all the media the media and trying to create, I dont know, I guess they didn’t like the format or whatever.”
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