What was the best line from the Belmont Presidential Debate?

I"m tired of the one sided media always saying that Bush is to blame,McCain is not doing good,and Palin doesn"t have experience.What has Obama really done that is so great.He has missed alot of votes in the Senate,and he has not solved any major crisis overseas.So how is he better?The democrats have held control of the House and Senate for 2yrs.I have not seen anything from them except the blame game,and complaining.They have not done anything to really help the Country.They did manage to cut some of the funding for our Military though,thanks for that.All us military wives needed to trim back on spending.Like for food,gas,rent.Obamaa's race has nothing to do with my distrust of him,but,his beleifs and ideas for this country does.And as for Palin,so she doesn't have all the experience that McCain has.She is very intelligent,and can learn the same as Obama can.But,she is running for V.P.not Prez.So who has more time to learn?And I like the fact she's not been arond all the boys yet.And i want to know what they are gonna do about the boy who broke into her e-mail.If that was one of us regular people we would be undre the jail by now.The only reason he's not is because his daddy is politician.And some of the attacks on her,if they were like that to Obama it would be called racist,so why isn't these attacks being called sexist by women.They really are uncalled for.Look what happened when the men started attacking Hilary,women on both sides said it was in very bad taste.So,because Palin is a republican that makes it ok?I don't think so.I think that the Wash.beurocrats are truly scared of smart and out-spoken Women!

I'm glad to see some rational posts here and they are mainly from guests that are pro Obama. Thank goodness that it looks as though Obama will win this election or the alternative is too awful to contemplate. Have you McCain supporters actually listened to Palin and have you ever heard anything worthy of being called constructive answers or comments from her?
The choice of Palin as the V.P. who clearly may potentially need to actually act as president at some time speaks volumes about his decision making!
This country needs a fresh start after the biggest disaster of a president in this country's history and that means vote for Obama!

Here's what I find truly astonishing about some "Americans" these days. Look through these posts. Look to see how many references there are to Obama=Hitler. More than one. Listen to what people are yelling in anger at McCain rallies about Obama. The hatred..and based on what exactly?

Obama is a Christian family man who is a United States Senator. He has put his country first.

How many of you out there have "different" sounding names? "Bubba" is actually an odd name in other parts of this great country of ours. Sad but true.

Think before you blurt.

I am sad to see all these people blindly following the Republican party without thinking about America. Without thinking about Americans. Without thinking about their future. And not thinking about their children's future.

It's sad to see that these people will be casting a vote based upon propaganda and talking points and what others tell them to think without doing their own research without asking questions without remembering history or even yesterday.

It's sad to see so many smart people rely on a single source for their information.

I am glad to see that some apparently do change their channel from Fox News to WDEF - then probably turn it back when Zack's finished explaining himself.

Good luck to all you McCain/Palin supporters.

With a V.P. candidate that doesn't even remember what she has read and McCain lurching from one thing to the next, with comments from attendees at his meetings shouting abuse that is so outrageous and untrue that it is beyond belief. We should all be ashamed at such behavior. Let us hope that we get Obama and Michelle in the White House so that we can be proud in the knowledge that we at last have a president that is articulate and highly intelligent. Wow, what a change that would be!

I don't really like either one. I try to vote for the person, not the party. But we should all really think hard this year. And decide which is the best of the two. Since I don't feel like either one will do much for us. But a few things about Obama scares me. He doesn't seem to think anything is wrong. I think marriage is between one man and one woman. I also think it is wrong, to take the life of an unborn helpless child. Those two things are helping me make up my mind on who I will vote for. It will be McCain. Because of how he thinks like I do, on those two things. I do pray each day. That no matter who I vote for. That the right man will get it. A man who will do what is right and who would pray and seek Gods will in what he does for the USA. We all need to do that. Everyone needs to vote even if you don't like the two. Pray and then cast your vote for the one you like the most of the two. Its your right. So get out and Vote for one . But Think hard and alot about who you should vote for. Vote for the man, not the party. We all should pray for the USA also.

How could anyone even consider voting for another four years of these people? A totally unqualified V.P. who spouts complete garbage about Obama in the hope that uneducated people pick up on it. It will be a very pleasant change to have educated people in the White House for a change.
To listen to these people being insulting to Obama at McCain meetings is disgusting and friends from outside the US can hardly believe what they are hearing.

Noboma '08. Obama is so liberal that he makes Ted Kennedy look like a right winger. God help us all if Obama wins but if any of you think that either Obama or McCain is the answer, prepare for disappointment.

Very interesting and a sure sign of panic that the McCain campaign now has to resort to inuendoes and outright lies about Obama rather than deal with the real problems out there!

I am totally disgusted at the antics of those shouting insults about Obama at the McCane rally's. It shows what unbelievable ignorance is out there!

The debate was rigged. I was very dissappointed that both sides had to have dozens of pages of rules, to tell me what their points and plans are.

I would vote for Obama but I have a few hesitations.

Pelosi, Reid, Dodd and the other Democrats in control of the house and senate.

A couple year ago I gave them a chance to lower gas, along with Ford v. Corker, yet what have they done? Not much. The low gas prices the promised, other reforms, not seen.

Next I can't get Mr Obama's words out of my mind when I heard him tell the folks in Illinois that he was running for Senator and not to be President, yet he almost immediately began running for President.

A couple years ago I like McCain because he would cross party lines. I am turned off at him.

I probably will just stay home and watch the next 4 years.

Ps. Thank God the Dow Jones is correcting itself. For too long it has been over inflated. And too all you people who lived off home equity loans and credit cards, lines of credit, Adjustable rate loans, the YOU ARE THE PROBLEM and cause of this Ecomony crash. Not the rebublicans or democrats, President or Speaker Pelosi or Dodd, you are with you lack of self control and take take take without caring what the morrow might bring.

And I will end up voting, regardless of the plum of piff I spat out on here, because it is my requirement as an American.

I only wish that all of you who vote for McCain/Palin were the ONLY ones who will have to suffer though what 4 more years like the past 8 ones.

Well, I guess it shows how low your expectations are if you think Bush has been anything but a disaster. Now what are his ratings?....24% hmmm, me thinks that says something!

Give me strength, the thought of McCaine and Palin is the most depressing of possibilities. The mess that this country is in was a result of false prosperity caused by greed and total incompetence on the parts of the financial industry AND the totally incompetent Bush administration!
This country needs a change and some sophistication and educated people in the White House and that means Obama and Michelle!

Newsmax reported last week that Sen. Barack Obama's campaign has collected "the largest pool of unidentified money that has ever flooded into the U.S. election system, before or after the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reforms of 2002."

Federal Election Commission data show that some $222 million of the cash Obama has collected came in the form of contributions of $200 or less, with the Democratic nominee's campaign identifying the donors of less than $40 million of that sum.

Campaigns may accept donations of less than $200 without providing the donors' names and addresses in campaign finance reports, but Sen. John McCain's camp has made its full donor database available on the Internet. Independent campaign finance watchdog organizations have asked the Obama campaign to list all its donors, as well, but it's refused. What is Obama hiding?

The Republican National Committee is making the most of this disclosure gap, filing a complaint with the FEC, demanding that it investigate the sources of Obama's thousands of unknown donors and look into possible illegal foreign donations.

Major media have jumped on the story, with Newsweek noting that FEC auditors ordered Obama's campaign to return large amounts from sources with fake names. One phony was "Good Will," who listed "Loving" as his employer and "You" as his job. The address given was found to be that of the Austin-based nonprofit Goodwill Industries, which informed the Obama campaign last month that its name was apparently being used fraudulently.

Another made-up name: "Doodad Pro." His listed address is a Nunda, N.Y., liquor store next to the now-closed Doodad Boutique.

More disturbing was $33,000 paid for Obama campaign T-shirts by two Palestinian brothers from Gaza who listed "Ga." as their address, which the campaign took to be the state of Georgia. The purchase is considered a campaign donation.

This week, CBS News discovered two Obama contributors who gave $7,722 using fake identities, "Dahsudhu Hdusahfd of Df, Hawaii," employed by "CZXVC/ZXVZXV" and "Uadhshgu Hduadh of Dhff, Fla.," who works for "DASADA/SAFASE."

The Newsmax report noted a separate FEC database of more than 11,500 overseas contributions to Obama totaling $33.8 million, with more than 520 listing their locations as "IR," a possible abbreviation for Iran. (The Associated Press noted that "In FEC reports, the designation 'IR' typically stands for 'information requested' because the donor did not supply it.")

Sixty-three listings had "UK" as the donor's location. Other locales apparently providing money for Obama included Abu Dhabi, Addis Ababa, Beijing and Fallujah, as well as France and Italy.

Obama's Web site formerly let donors choose from among every United Nations member when listing their residence. By contrast, the presidential campaign of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton actually required U.S. citizens residing abroad to fax a copy of their passport before accepting their donations. Federal law prohibits the acceptance of campaign contributions from foreign nationals.

In the summer, the head of Nigeria's stock market held a series of fundraisers believed to have collected $900,000 — ostensibly to pay for some Nigerians' attendance at the Democratic convention in Denver. A Nigerian government commission is now investigating.

Do the "Doodads," "Good Wills," "Dahsudhu Hdusahfds" and Nigerian money men form only the tip of the iceberg? The hundreds of millions this supposed "man of the people" has raised is an astonishing sum, with a large percentage coming from unknown sources.

Obama might say he doesn't know who any of these people are, so it is absurd to suggest he would be a president in the pocket of anti-American foreigners he doesn't know.

But they know him. Many foreign powers would give a fortune to install a far-left president who wants to reduce American economic and military power. All signs point to Obama being exactly that.

McCain couldn't find a coherent sentence with two hands and a flashlight. That's why he has to resort to insulting his opponent instead of discussing the issues. He's corrupt, ignorant, and not ready for a job hauling garbage, much less the Oval Office. And that goes quadrillion times more for his running mate.

McCain couldn't find a coherent sentence with two hands and a flashlight. That's why he has to resort to insulting his opponent instead of discussing the issues. He's corrupt, ignorant, and not ready for a job hauling garbage, much less the Oval Office. And that goes quadrillion times more for his running mate.

Lime green jello is perfect for Obama. He's green as grass, NO EXECUTIVE EXPERIENCE!