Comments on: Who won the McCain-Obama debate? And why? http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/ Hear from CNN reporters across the globe Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:09:13 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Hausmaus http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-22986 Hausmaus Tue, 09 Dec 2008 01:12:16 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-22986 If Barack Obama doesn't prove to be the Almighty God that so many of us think he is, we are in for one catastrophic dissapointment. The man got over $700 million dollars in donations, some of it legal, and some it questionable. The News Media elevated him to the status of a Mesiah, women were going thru involuntary orgasms just listening to the man. At no time in American Political history has there ever been so much expected from one individual, and we keep thinking this man is infaluable. Just remember when the "CACA" hits the fan, and things are not going the way we were expecting them Mr. Barack Obama will go gown in flames, and perhaps bring down with him the entire American nation. If Barack Obama doesn't prove to be the Almighty God that so many of us think he is, we are in for one catastrophic dissapointment. The man got over $700 million dollars in donations, some of it legal, and some it questionable. The News Media elevated him to the status of a Mesiah, women were going thru involuntary orgasms just listening to the man. At no time in American Political history has there ever been so much expected from one individual, and we keep thinking this man is infaluable. Just remember when the "CACA" hits the fan, and things are not going the way we were expecting them Mr. Barack Obama will go gown in flames, and perhaps bring down with him the entire American nation.

]]> By: sharma http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13956 sharma Thu, 30 Oct 2008 04:10:50 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13956 I think this is an outrage!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe that noone can see that the news reporters are being biust (fox) when in fact they are not supposed to be taking any side I think this is an outrage!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe that noone can see that the news reporters are being biust (fox) when in fact they are not supposed to be taking any side

]]> By: Denith http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13485 Denith Sun, 19 Oct 2008 03:33:50 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13485 McCain kept an offensive strategy, which results in no gain. Obama won and definitely owning. McCain kept an offensive strategy, which results in no gain. Obama won and definitely owning.

]]> By: Valery Forchu http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13393 Valery Forchu Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:48:55 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13393 I think Obama won. He exemplified great statesmanship and portrayed himself as a symbol of hope that this country needs soooooo bad. I think Obama won. He exemplified great statesmanship and portrayed himself as a symbol of hope that this country needs soooooo bad.

]]> By: Anthony http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13390 Anthony Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:34:19 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13390 Bob, my following of financial markets globally tells me that one out of six mortgages were reported to be in danger of foreclosure. That is not less than 5% you claimed but closer to 15%. Which is why the distress to the US financial market is so severe of outcome - and spread like a firestorm to every other financial markets including emerging economies. As to whether the US economy is "ravaged" or in sound health (if that makes everyone feels better), I have no recollection of any previous American administration having worked through Congressional recess and came up with an unprecedented huge US$700 billion bailout package. Remember Hank Paulson (in misplaced judgement) actually got down to one knee begging Pelosi's goodwill assistance to get it through, Bobby? Paulson was politely told that Congress hold the key, not Pelosi. This firestorm spreaded trans-atlantic to Europe and EU collectively came up with over a trillion US dollar of rescue efforts again on desperate weekend as the crisis ticked. Bobby, these are dire serious times in America, unfortunately made in USA which ravaged its economy, wiped out all its investment bank on Wall Street and the rest of the world pains in subsequent, unless you again prefers to deny reality. As for my imaginary voting in this US election you are worried sick to the point of this paranoia about, I give you my heaven sworn pledge that (while I don't know about the intentions of other foreigners you mentioned in conjunction ) I will NOT vote in this or any American elections. ACCORN is an American institution and it has NO extra-territorial jurisdictionational rights to enrol my participation. If America is overwhelming of this hegemony of all foreign nations on this planet, I will still not vote because I have sworn allegiance to another sovereign and its military. I don't travelled, lived, worked and do businesses moving about on two passports. My thoughts are with Obama, USA and the world. My best wishes to you Bobby even though i find it hard to get this message through Bob, my following of financial markets globally tells me that one out of six mortgages were reported to be in danger of foreclosure. That is not less than 5% you claimed but closer to 15%. Which is why the distress to the US financial market is so severe of outcome – and spread like a firestorm to every other financial markets including emerging economies.

As to whether the US economy is "ravaged" or in sound health (if that makes everyone feels better), I have no recollection of any previous American administration having worked through Congressional recess and came up with an unprecedented huge US$700 billion bailout package. Remember Hank Paulson (in misplaced judgement) actually got down to one knee begging Pelosi's goodwill assistance to get it through, Bobby? Paulson was politely told that Congress hold the key, not Pelosi. This firestorm spreaded trans-atlantic to Europe and EU collectively came up with over a trillion US dollar of rescue efforts again on desperate weekend as the crisis ticked. Bobby, these are dire serious times in America, unfortunately made in USA which ravaged its economy, wiped out all its investment bank on Wall Street and the rest of the world pains in subsequent, unless you again prefers to deny reality.

As for my imaginary voting in this US election you are worried sick to the point of this paranoia about, I give you my heaven sworn pledge that (while I don't know about the intentions of other foreigners you mentioned in conjunction ) I will NOT vote in this or any American elections. ACCORN is an American institution and it has NO extra-territorial jurisdictionational rights to enrol my participation. If America is overwhelming of this hegemony of all foreign nations on this planet, I will still not vote because I have sworn allegiance to another sovereign and its military. I don't travelled, lived, worked and do businesses moving about on two passports.

My thoughts are with Obama, USA and the world. My best wishes to you Bobby even though i find it hard to get this message through

]]> By: Anthony http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13389 Anthony Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:29:23 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13389 Bob, my following of financial markets globally tells me that one out of six mortgages were reported to be in danger of foreclosure. That is not less than 5% you claimed but closer to 15%. Which is why the distress to the US financial market is so severe of outcome - and spread like a firestorm to every other financial markets including emerging economies. As to whether the US economy is "ravaged" or in sound health (if that makes everyone feels better), I have no recollection of any previous American administration having worked through Congressional recess and came up with an unprecedented huge US$700 billion bailout package. Remember Hank Paulson (in misplaced judgement) actually got down to one knee begging Pelosi's goodwill assistance to get it through, Bobby? Paulson was politely told that Congress hold the key, not Pelosi. This firestorm spreaded trans-atlantic to Europe and EU collectively came up with over a trillion US dollar of rescue efforts again on desperate weekend as the crisis ticked. Bobby, these are dire serious times in America, unfortunately made in USA which ravaged its economy, wiped out all its investment bank on Wall Street and the rest of the world pains in subsequent, unless you again prefers to deny reality. As for my imaginary voting in this US election you are worried sick to the point of this paranoia about, I give you my heaven sworn pledge that (while I don't know about the intentions of other foreigners you mentioned in conjunction ) I will NOT vote in this or any American elections. ACCORN is an American institution and it has NO extra-territorial jurisdictionational rights to enrol my participation. If America is overwhelming of this hegemony of all foreign nations on this planet, I will still not vote because I have sworn allegiance to another sovereign and its military. I don't travelled, lived, worked and do businesses moving about on two passports. My thoughts are with Obama, USA and the world. Bob, my following of financial markets globally tells me that one out of six mortgages were reported to be in danger of foreclosure. That is not less than 5% you claimed but closer to 15%. Which is why the distress to the US financial market is so severe of outcome – and spread like a firestorm to every other financial markets including emerging economies.

As to whether the US economy is "ravaged" or in sound health (if that makes everyone feels better), I have no recollection of any previous American administration having worked through Congressional recess and came up with an unprecedented huge US$700 billion bailout package. Remember Hank Paulson (in misplaced judgement) actually got down to one knee begging Pelosi's goodwill assistance to get it through, Bobby? Paulson was politely told that Congress hold the key, not Pelosi. This firestorm spreaded trans-atlantic to Europe and EU collectively came up with over a trillion US dollar of rescue efforts again on desperate weekend as the crisis ticked. Bobby, these are dire serious times in America, unfortunately made in USA which ravaged its economy, wiped out all its investment bank on Wall Street and the rest of the world pains in subsequent, unless you again prefers to deny reality.

As for my imaginary voting in this US election you are worried sick to the point of this paranoia about, I give you my heaven sworn pledge that (while I don't know about the intentions of other foreigners you mentioned in conjunction ) I will NOT vote in this or any American elections. ACCORN is an American institution and it has NO extra-territorial jurisdictionational rights to enrol my participation. If America is overwhelming of this hegemony of all foreign nations on this planet, I will still not vote because I have sworn allegiance to another sovereign and its military. I don't travelled, lived, worked and do businesses moving about on two passports.

My thoughts are with Obama, USA and the world.

]]> By: Guru X http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13374 Guru X Thu, 16 Oct 2008 22:02:53 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13374 Did anyone notice how the CNN crew were leaning towards McCain and then quickly switched when the polls came in on the debate? Defensive first 30 minutes my foot. Did anyone notice how the CNN crew were leaning towards McCain and then quickly switched when the polls came in on the debate? Defensive first 30 minutes my foot.

]]> By: Ana http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13359 Ana Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:53:08 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13359 I think Obama won!!!! GO OBAMA! I think Obama won!!!! GO OBAMA!

]]> By: Bob http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13344 Bob Thu, 16 Oct 2008 18:23:06 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13344 Anthony, I neglected to say I disagree with McCain's plan as well. The fact is that less than 5% of US home mortgages are in danger of default. This 'crisis' has been manufactured, either through incompetence or by design. If the US has a 'ravaged' economy (I don't believe it does, but the media certainly want you to believe that) it is the product of an government that has inserted it's fingers into far too many areas it has no business. Fanny and Freddie are in trouble because the people who were 'watching the chickens' are sleeping with the foxes. When the truth of Fanny and Freddie's true situation came to light, they turned it into a 'financial crisis', panicking investors all over the world. The banks tightened up credit, which panicked depositors. Neither solution is the right one. They are both calling upon the taxpayer to pay for the mistakes and greed of a few. I say keep the government out of it, let the free market be FREE and correct itself. As for s.ariana, Mars, Letticia from Oslo, Ekanem - Nigeria, ect... and Anthony, I'm guessing... Thanks for your opinions, but if it's all the same to you, I'm glad you're not voting in OUR elections... unless of course ACORN has your name... ...and Abdulla from Iraq, I have no doubt you would love to see us saddled with a president who doesn't care about his country, much less have any intention of protecting it. click. Anthony, I neglected to say I disagree with McCain's plan as well. The fact is that less than 5% of US home mortgages are in danger of default. This 'crisis' has been manufactured, either through incompetence or by design.
If the US has a 'ravaged' economy (I don't believe it does, but the media certainly want you to believe that) it is the product of an government that has inserted it's fingers into far too many areas it has no business. Fanny and Freddie are in trouble because the people who were 'watching the chickens' are sleeping with the foxes. When the truth of Fanny and Freddie's true situation came to light, they turned it into a 'financial crisis', panicking investors all over the world. The banks tightened up credit, which panicked depositors.

Neither solution is the right one. They are both calling upon the taxpayer to pay for the mistakes and greed of a few. I say keep the government out of it, let the free market be FREE and correct itself.

As for s.ariana, Mars, Letticia from Oslo, Ekanem – Nigeria, ect... and Anthony, I'm guessing... Thanks for your opinions, but if it's all the same to you, I'm glad you're not voting in OUR elections... unless of course ACORN has your name...

...and Abdulla from Iraq, I have no doubt you would love to see us saddled with a president who doesn't care about his country, much less have any intention of protecting it.

click.

]]> By: Anthony http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/08/who-won-the-mccain-obama-debate-and-why/#comment-13327 Anthony Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:16:29 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=874#comment-13327 Bob, the US Government is TEMPORARILY owning the shares in banks they bailed out. These will be sold and US taxpayers has the potential to gain. But by McCain's direct funding of bad mortgage, you must have known "your money" is gone forever the "socialism" way of your descript. But you kept pretense of silence of this self-contradiction. Your criticism of my writing..."both the depth, holistic and the contextual perspectives of global and US domestic issues” ...both’ implied 2, not 3 is well taken is my somewhat awkward expression but I meant all three aspects which you acknowledged your preference of acceptance of such a President in the Oval Office. Sure I do respect your choice even though I feel this risk would not be to your own economic advantage of further wreckage of an already ravaged economy or America's national interests abroad. As for China, if you lacked my depth and length of exposure, I cannot expect you to comprehend and therefore not seek to persuade. I believe the internet is informative enough to tell all that 'capitalism" is in dire need of saving itself, and socialism in China is looked upon with sufficient respect that both George Bush and PM Brown called President Hu to discuss global financial crisis. It would not be nice if I say one of the party could have said," don't call us, we will call you !" or is it, Bob?? Bob, the US Government is TEMPORARILY owning the shares in banks they bailed out. These will be sold and US taxpayers has the potential to gain. But by McCain's direct funding of bad mortgage, you must have known "your money" is gone forever the "socialism" way of your descript. But you kept pretense of silence of this self-contradiction.

Your criticism of my writing..."both the depth, holistic and the contextual perspectives of global and US domestic issues” ...both’ implied 2, not 3 is well taken is my somewhat awkward expression but I meant all three aspects which you acknowledged your preference of acceptance of such a President in the Oval Office. Sure I do respect your choice even though I feel this risk would not be to your own economic advantage of further wreckage of an already ravaged economy or America's national interests abroad.

As for China, if you lacked my depth and length of exposure, I cannot expect you to comprehend and therefore not seek to persuade. I believe the internet is informative enough to tell all that 'capitalism" is in dire need of saving itself, and socialism in China is looked upon with sufficient respect that both George Bush and PM Brown called President Hu to discuss global financial crisis. It would not be nice if I say one of the party could have said," don't call us, we will call you !" or is it, Bob??

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