Currently sitting at 6.7% down, and the DAX is down even harder. It's a bloodbath everywhere.besada said:Russian market down 14%. UK market to open 5% down and then likely fall further. Whee!
Currently sitting at 6.7% down, and the DAX is down even harder. It's a bloodbath everywhere.besada said:Russian market down 14%. UK market to open 5% down and then likely fall further. Whee!
Mandark said:Assuming McCain loses, what are the odds he talks publicly about how he regrets the tone his campaign took and how it was all these advisers and gosh, he really didn't want things to be that way?
Mandark said:Assuming McCain loses, what are the odds he talks publicly about how he regrets the tone his campaign took and how it was all these advisers and gosh, he really didn't want things to be that way?
Deus Ex Machina said:
:lolHitokage said:That reminds me of the people who bashed Mythbusters' plane on a conveyor experiment saying it wasn't done properly "because the plane took off."
Marvie_3 said:Franken will most likely win. There isn't a lot of support up here for Coleman other than the Repub. base. I see a lot more Franken signs, buttons, and stickers everywhere.....not that it's what I'm basing it on, but he seems to have a lot more support here. Minnesota is generally a state that really doesn't like negative campaigning. Pretty much every Coleman ad is attack, attack, attack.....no issues whatsoever. Some of the ads Coleman has been running lately are downright vile....much worse than the garbage McCain/Palin have been running. I can definately see that contributing to Coleman's slide recently in the polls. Plus, as someone already said, a big Obama turnout could really trickle down and help Franken as well.
Mandark said:Assuming McCain loses, what are the odds he talks publicly about how he regrets the tone his campaign took and how it was all these advisers and gosh, he really didn't want things to be that way?
The Chosen One said:Btw, anyone notice how Obama didn't use any notes this debate (at least any I could see)? McCain on the other hand starting writing furiously as soon as he got out there on stage and for about the first half the debate wrote continuously on the notepad.
Don't worry, I'll be alright; I'll make a comeback, I always do.Evlar said:Currently sitting at 6.7% down, and the DAX is down even harder. It's a bloodbath everywhere.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/14382.htmlAfter days of attempts to persuade voters that Obamas ties to 60s radical Bill Ayers are a crucial character issue, McCain didnt mention Ayers name during the 90 minutes of Tuesdays forum. His top aides suggested afterward that, going forward, the candidate wouldnt focus on the former domestic terrorist nor invoke the name of Obamas controversial pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
Nicolle Wallace, a top McCain adviser, hinted McCain would not bring it up. If asked about it, of course [hell talk about Ayers], she said.
McCains chief strategist, Steve Schmidt all but said the controversial pastor remained off-limits.
What Sen. McCain has said is that its not an issue he intends to talk about in the race, said the aide, though he did note that Obama himself had called Wright 'fair game.'
But Schmidt did say without prompting: Youve not seen Sen. McCain advertise on [Wright]."
When asked, he wouldnt promise to not air ads on the pastor, but reiterated that Sen. McCains position is clear.
grandjedi6 said:Its from the DailyMail and its still the only source. Chance of being correct --- slim
I dunno what to think of it. What is the media saying about it?Gruco said:
iapetus said:The article claims that it was his T-shirt that prompted the shouts of "I hate niggers" and the shooting. I think there's another possible cause:
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/10/07/article-1070975-02ED0DE900000578-531_468x478.jpg[/mg]
Hmm. What about this gentleman [b]other than the Obama shirt[/b] could also inspire negative reactions from a murderous racist?[/QUOTE]
Also, Daily Fail.
Smiles and Cries said:I dunno what to think of it. What is the media saying about it?
hmmm. it was more his tone and the way he said it I guesseznark said:Most of the folks they talked to after the debate on those "independent" voter groups called it some variation of childish.
I'm sure there will be some bomb throwers that try to paint it as racist.
The Chosen One said:Btw, anyone notice how Obama didn't use any notes this debate (at least any I could see)? McCain on the other hand starting writing furiously as soon as he got out there on stage and for about the first half the debate wrote continuously on the notepad.
FF_VIII said:
lexdysia said:Wow. Cool Oblivion character.
Deus Ex Machina said:
Can someone please explain to me the "that one" gaffe going around? I must have missed it.Jason's Ultimatum said:Just woke up. Seems like Obama won the debate, especially among indepedent voters, but I have a few problems with McCain:
1) Way to be an asshole and refer to Obama as "that one". I'm glad the media caught that. Such a shameful act on McCain.
2) Don't assume that one guy didn't know who Freddie and Fannie were.
3) What happened after the debate? As Obama was walking towards McCain, extending his hand out, McCain grabs his wife in front of him and she shakes his hand? WTF? Also, why did McCain leave so fast? Obama and his wife stayed behind shaking hands, talking to the audience.
Seriously. I have NO respect for McCain. None whatsoever.
P.S. Any new polls besides who won last night?
Dax01 said:Can someone please explain to me the "that one" gaffe going around? I must have missed it.
Dax01 said:Can someone please explain to me the "that one" gaffe going around? I must have missed it.
Dever said:Perfection :lol
Can't watch youtube videos at school.lexdysia said:
They actually shook hands immediately after the last question, at that point they met in the middle and interfered with Brokaw's teleprompter, to which he said 'move bitches, i cant see my damn script'.Jason's Ultimatum said:3) What happened after the debate? As Obama was walking towards McCain, extending his hand out, McCain grabs his wife in front of him and she shakes his hand? WTF? Also, why did McCain leave so fast? Obama and his wife stayed behind shaking hands, talking to the audience.
Saw that, but it didn't explain the context. I just googled it, and found out.lexdysia said:
Yet another case of this liberal media's biased gotcha journalism.sefskillz said:They actually shook hands immediately after the last question, at that point they met in the middle and interfered with Brokaw's teleprompter, to which he said 'move bitches, i cant see my damn script'.
watbishopcruz said:SO this is why I should stay the hell out of these threads, I was hoping for at least a little bit of level headed discussion without the McCain= out of touch/evil talk. I should have realized this was NeoGAF.
but McCain is out of touch duderrrbishopcruz said:I was hoping for at least a little bit of level headed discussion without the McCain= out of touch/evil talk..
bishopcruz said:SO this is why I should stay the hell out of these threads, I was hoping for at least a little bit of level headed discussion without the McCain= out of touch/evil talk. I should have realized this was NeoGAF.
Boo hoo. Don't get all butthurt because McCain makes himself look more ridiculous with each passing day.bishopcruz said:SO this is why I should stay the hell out of these threads, I was hoping for at least a little bit of level headed discussion without the McCain= out of touch/evil talk. I should have realized this was NeoGAF.
AniHawk said:That's because McCain was actually thinking about what he was going to say and Obama, like the robot he is, was just running off pre-scripted soundbites.