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October 7, 2008
Posted: 1759 GMT
ATLANTA, Georgia - Is this going to be the nasty debate? With just a few hours to go before John McCain and Barack Obama meet in Nashville, there is every reason to believe that this debate will be different than the ones that preceded it.
John McCain and Barack Obama, pictured at their debate in Mississippi last month.
Suddenly, the campaign is different - angry and more personal. Both candidates have been attacking each other much more emphatically. Why? There is a feeling from the top to the bottom of the Republican campaign that McCain has to do something more if he wants to win. He is behind, his poll numbers are dropping nationwide as well as in the crucial battleground states and the election is just one month off - so he hasn't got much time. One of McCain's supporters asked him at a rally: "When are you going to take the gloves off and really go at him?" McCain replied: "How about Tuesday night?" Tuesday night will be Wednesday in much of the world. It's an awkward time for many of you to be watching TV but people did stay up or get up early to watch the last debates. We heard from them on this blog. So stay up, if you can, or get up, and send your comments. (Tell us where you are watching from too, if you can.) It will be another interesting one. Posted by: CNN Correspondent, Jonathan Mann |
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