Hot to Trot

Is it just me, or is the demographic line that runs across the screen during the debates a bit distracting? Anyway, this third debate was certainly a fiery one. I especially enjoyed Obama’s appreciation for McCain’s dedication to the Arizona Cardinals. That was awesome! But whose advertisements were worse? I think both presidents took some low blows at each other, and to be quite honest, it’s quite funny and I’m sure there are other countries watching this presidential process and laughing. It’s like a comedy show. We have so much going on. America is still at war, our economy is not looking so good, President Bush…well, he just Bush, McCain’s watching football games, his Vice President decided to audition for Saturday Night Live, and Obama…well, besides his questionable socialistic policies and strange relations, he tends to just keep listening to the sound of his own horn.

While listening to the CNN coverage after the debate, it seemed that the commentary was positive for Barak and negative, for the most part, for McCain. Both candidates held true to their policies and when it came down to one on one, both shared some snickers and flittering eyes. However, the man asking the questions was far more entertaining. His tie was great. He reminded me of that guy from Caddy Shack. Back to the point, I found this debate to be a lot more grounded, intriguing and raw in terms of the way it was filmed, and the way the candidates responded to each other from across the table. Both were hot to trot.