Posted by
Conservative Wordsmith Susan Baldwin on Saturday, September 27, 2008 5:59:06 PM
Conservative Wordsmith Susan Baldwin writes: During the first Presidential Debate between presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama last night, Barack Obama said that John McCain is "absolutely right" several times regarding more than one political issue. I noticed these remarkable words spoken by Barack Obama before I heard Rudy Giuliani tell NBC anchor Brian Williams, within a few minutes after the debate's end, this same exact observation.
My question to liberals is this: If you were watching and listening to the first Presidential Debate last night, how can you go to the polls and vote for Barack Obama, a man who obviously not only said, but also believes, that his political opponent John McCain is absolutely right about so many things? On the other hand, I never once heard John McCain say that Barack Obama is absolutely right, or even right without the word "absolutely" preceding it, even once. In fact, Republican presidential candidate John McCain made Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama look absolutely incompetent and inexperienced, which, by the way, is absolutely true.
Also, if you happen to be one of those liberals who questions the competency or political expertise of John McCain's Republican vice presidential running mate Sarah Palin, think again. The truth is that Sarah Palin, as a vice presidential candidate, is more qualified than presidential candidate Barack Obama ever was, or ever shall be. You don't need to take my word for it, as Barack Obama himself expressed this one mantra quite eloquently last night: John McCain IS ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, and all Americans have now been duly informed of this fact.
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