S/O: Do you think your chosen candidate won the debate?

[melissel]

I've been reading debate coverage here and around the Web all morning (suffice it to say I did not sleep well last night :blink:), I've been enjoying reading who people think won the debate and why. I am seeing an obvious trend, of course, so I thought I'd do a little spin-off poll.

Edited September 27, 2008 by melissel

[hsmamainva]

Yes, and I do admit that I have an "Obama bias" in that regard. :)

[melissel]

Oh, dang it!!!! There's a mistake in my poll! Did I mention I was up all night? Is there any way to fix that?

[Laura in VA]

Well, you don't have "voting for McCain, think McCain won". ;)

[Laura in VA]

Oh, dang it!!!! There's a mistake in my poll! Did I mention I was up all night? Is there any way to fix that?

 

I don't know, but I think it's kind of funny! :D

[Pam "SFSOM" in TN]

Oh, dang it!!!! There's a mistake in my poll! Did I mention I was up all night? Is there any way to fix that?

 

Can you just delete this one and start again?

[melissel]

I don't know, but I think it's kind of funny! :D

 

:lol: I know, it is, especially considering how hard I tried to avoid doing that very thing. Stupid cut-and-paste!

[hsmamainva]

Well, you don't have "voting for McCain, think McCain won". ;)

 

I noticed that, too!!!! ;)

[melissel]

Can you just delete this one and start again?

 

I can't see how to delete it (have we been given that power now???), but ignore this and go to the other one:

 

http://www.welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59304

 

Sorry!

[Michelle T]

I'm a firm Obama supporter, but I wouldn't say he won, and neither did McCain. Both held their own quite well.

 

I thought McCain looked very tired, which isn't good for his image, but he held his own through the ninety minutes.

 

I can't imagine anyone who was already committed to one of the candidates would change their mind based on this particular debate. It's the undecided voters who are playing the important role here.

Michelle T