Presidential Debate
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mccain needed a knockout and barely laid a glove on him.
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most of my teachers are all pro obama though....
(in hind site i say "most" teachers as the ones i have come in contact with)
(in hind site i say "most" teachers as the ones i have come in contact with)
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Obama acts as if just because he says that McCain is more of the same, that it's so. McCain has distanced himself from Bush. If anyone really listens to Obama's rhetoric, they would be as tired of it as I am.
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McCain supports school vouchers!
Agreed. Move those inner city, under performing students out into the suburbs where the student to teacher ratios are 12:1 and the infrastructure is safer for the children.
Utilize these successful suburban schools and their faculty to raise the test scores and prepare these children for ambitious academic challenges and prosperous careers.
Agreed. Move those inner city, under performing students out into the suburbs where the student to teacher ratios are 12:1 and the infrastructure is safer for the children.
Utilize these successful suburban schools and their faculty to raise the test scores and prepare these children for ambitious academic challenges and prosperous careers.
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To be serious for a second...McCain isn't a stupid man.
I think he knows...
I see him just going through the motions the next few weeks.
The RNC would be well advised to throw their efforts into saving some senate races to prevent a fillibuster proof senate.
I think he knows...
I see him just going through the motions the next few weeks.
The RNC would be well advised to throw their efforts into saving some senate races to prevent a fillibuster proof senate.
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Yep. It's over. McCain had him in the first 30 minutes. Obama kept his cool and McCain, as always, came over as a grumpy, old hothead. Doesn't look good to the people when their 401K's are tanking. Sorry McCain. At least you can continue to enjoy free governmental medical insurance as you've done all your life. That's a plus. - Og