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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: michael97123 who wrote (388447)6/4/2008 12:25:14 PM
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>>>> Mccain speech on obama change was good last nite but his delivery of it was awful. He is going to be a stumbling bumbling candidate while obama will be Mr. Perfect. Eloquence and presentation don't necessarily win in the end though.

There is no doubt that if the contest is about who is a better public speaker, Obama wins, hands down. Hell, if that were the criteria, I'd vote for him myself.

But if the election is about who has the best qualifications to become president, Obama isn't even in the running and wouldn't be in the top 100,000 people for the job.

This is a really interesting thing to me -- the Dems have opted for one of the best public speakers in lieu of one of the best qualified candidates. Hillary, as far as qualifications, is far superior in every respect. But nobody can touch Obama on firey oratory.

I don't know if it is a mistake or not, to be honest.
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