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Nah, I don't think so. It is something different and significant, but not the Cold War."The DPRK is still in a state of war with the U.S. It's called a black out." - Che explaining why orbital nightime pictures of NK show few lights. Seriously.
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Well i think this goes constatnly from side to side.
Obama's platform looks really shaky from this debate.
I've watched a part of the economy questions, and a part about the Middle Eat and Obama's answers to each question can be summed up as:
1) Describe what we have been doing wrong
2) "When I'm president, this is going to change.
3) "We're going to solve this".
4) Yay!
This is while McCain usually has
1) I faced this before, and I have credit in solving these problems:
2) list of similar problems, and claiming he helped solve them
3) laying out concrete strategies.
Now McCain's strategies can be good or they could be bad. Laying out bad strategies is of course harmful to him.
But Obama is strongly focusing on how Bush's been wrong for 8 years, with little concrete advice for the future.
Most of his statements about what he will do are about his goals and what he wants to achieve, and very little about the method he'll do that with.
Everytime Obama says something specific, McCain has a good reply and seems to out-plan him.
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Originally posted by Sirotnikov
Well i think this goes constatnly from side to side.
Obama's platform looks really shaky from this debate.
I've watched a part of the economy questions, and a part about the Middle Eat and Obama's answers to each question can be summed up as:
1) Describe what we have been doing wrong
2) "When I'm president, this is going to change.
3) "We're going to solve this".
4) Yay!
This is while McCain usually has
1) I faced this before, and I have credit in solving these problems:
2) list of similar problems, and claiming he helped solve them
3) laying out concrete strategies.
Now McCain's strategies can be good or they could be bad. Laying out bad strategies is of course harmful to him.
But Obama is strongly focusing on how Bush's been wrong for 8 years, with little concrete advice for the future.
Most of his statements about what he will do are about his goals and what he wants to achieve, and very little about the method he'll do that with.
Everytime Obama says something specific, McCain has a good reply and seems to out-plan him."
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