From AP NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Republican presidential candidate John McCain pledged Tuesday night in campaign debate to require the federal government to renegotiate the mortgages of individual homeowners and make them more affordable, a sweeping proposal to help families in the grip of a financial crisis.
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October 7th, 2008 at 11:07 pm
Obama gave the best debate of his career. McCain stayed with the punches, but just didn’t have enough to outwit, strong-arm, or claim victory. McCain started getting out of hand with sarcastic remarks and Obama tried to get follow-ups in a townhall meeting. smh. The clear point is truth, facts, and judgement of these in which Obama delivered strong. How can a new guy compete with a maverick? Obama devoted change and really represents it while McCain tries to paint this new image just to wiin. The young voters and tired older voters of Bush politics will come out in unprecedented numbers. What will the political circus give us next? Will it be recounts in Michigan and Ohio, a tragedy in the world, or more falling of our financial structure. Nothing is put past me, I vote Obama. I trust him enough now to not abuse power in his position and get the integrity of the country back together like other great presidents of our past. McCain is an honorable man, but leadership can not be trusted to someone who forgets middle class and under, are in desperate need of support created by governments lack of action. Great debate!