Can Mccain Seal The Deal Tonight?

I think he will have to do more than win tonight to seal the deal.

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meethere Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 11:11 pm

yeh, Mccain looks strong currently.

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SMM Guru Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:27 am

I still cant pick a side… I have a problem picking between people one of which looks like he will fall over and die at any moment (leaving Palin to run the country…. disaster.) or the other whom I don’t trust at all.

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Goran Website Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:47 am

Well you’ll have to make your pick at some point. Time is running out…

Legit Work From Home Jobs Reply:
October 24th, 2008 at 11:37 am

He can’t steal anything but a heart attack. Like I said a thousand times before, Mccain is just one heart beat away from being in a nursing home. We need a young vibrant leader who can at least clean up some of this mess we are in.

payday Reply:
November 4th, 2008 at 3:38 pm

The democrates and republicams never give us a good choose so I going to vote for a different part even if its a wasted vote maybe it will send a message. the news should cover the other partys more elections are far two sided everyone should look at the other partys

Jaseem Umer Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 2:30 am

Eh, What is with debate drink?

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I think tonight he’s going to seal the deal for Obama lol

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Jacques Snyman Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 9:48 am

Agreed! McCain got a really dynamic vice-presidential candidate, however he himself is a tad insipid and lacking in drive. Too old I say.

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andrew Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 11:32 am

if by dynamic you mean able to quickly avoid questions and dodge issues, then yea i totally agree.

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Jacques Snyman Reply:
October 11th, 2008 at 6:43 am

LOL! Well put!

Jaseem Umer Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 2:30 am

Ha, that is a great comment!

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Wow! I wonder if it was luck or he follows the market. We all knew it was goin down but by almost 500?

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Affiliate Preacher Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 5:37 pm

I clicked on the footer link in the rss to comment on the contest. oh well.

Don’t think mccain is gonna do any better than he has done in the last 2 months.

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No he can not. But it will be humorous to watch him try.

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yeah, because Palin did great and BIDEN was the stumbling fool Lol!!! Nice linkbait!

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Jaseem Umer Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 2:31 am

Do you think this is a linkbait, I don’t.

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I’m just saying, most polls even fox news said that the people thought Biden won the last debate.

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Jacques Snyman Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 9:50 am

LOL! Them polls are soooooo rigged. Watch out for them voting machines too! There is loads of info pertaining to how simple it is to hack the diebold machines on the web!

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SMM Guru Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:30 am

I have a feeling the whole diebold machine issue is bs… While it may be possible how many people do you really think exploit them. It’s a sheep goat for the republicans , if they loose some valuable territory they demand a recount just like Bush.

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Jacques Snyman Reply:
October 11th, 2008 at 6:44 am

Have you researched the subject at all?

theresasp Reply:
October 18th, 2008 at 7:45 pm

What? quote” if they loose some valuable territory they demand a recount just like Bush”
This is why there is a book “How to talk to a liberal (if you must)” … they say the exact opposite of reality in many instances … it can drive you crazy!
The democrats wanted to recount in Flordia 2000 NOT Bush and the Supreme Court said the Democrats could not just pick the democratic counties and recount (as they would gain votes) just what happened in Seattle, libs can find those votes just about anywhere, in garbage bins in printers … todays cheating is recounting by hand … there should be laws on the books recounting by machines only. And dems wanted to find votes for gore in democratic county. And all this after Peter Jennings and other news media called the state for Gore before the more republican counties polling places were even closed … there was still an hour left to vote … I hope conservatives don’t fall for any of the media hype … it is propaganda to lead the sheepole … look hollywood love obama you should too … BS … I think many have learned they can’t be trusted… they hate us … really, if they hate someone like Sarah Palin like they do … they hate me and my kind .. I really feel personally insulted by the media attacks on Sarah Palin and thier sick love fest for a very unqualified canidate … instead of looking at his policies they attack Joe the plumber for questioning it … they are a sick bunch … please don’t let our country go their way … please don’t listen to the polls … Obama has a very, very small lead in the polls and I think he and his supporters will be very surprised by HOW WRONG THE POLLS were.

Shoe, now you’re really stretching. This election is not even close. Obama/Biden are up by 9 points nationwide and are not only ahead in every single swing state, but also some formerly blood-red conservative strongholds like Virginia and North Carolina.

Just because Palin bumbled her way through a debate does not mean she won; Joe Biden cleaned her clock with his expansive knowledge of government and foreign policy.

John McCain is a cranky old man with an itchy trigger finger and a stink of desperation overcoming him. He’s trying to make something out of nothing by constantly bringing up lies about Obama that were debunked in the primaries. McCain will lose because, quite simply, he is a bad person and bad for America.

However, congratulations on writing effective linkbait.

(Also, you need to be ahead to “seal the deal.” I fully believe that Obama and his presidential composure will seal the deal in his favor tonight.)

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SUBWAYblogger Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 9:56 pm

@Anonymous - I agree with you. However, I’m a little nervous that a large lead is going to result in lower voter turn out.

We run the risk of people not voting for Obama because the assume it’s going to be a lock.

A huge lead is a good thing, but can be dangerous at the same time.

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TYCP Entertainment Magazine Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 10:08 pm

Nicely said. I was going to type something up, but you pretty much said everything I was going to say.

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Matt Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 7:43 am

Actually, the Zogby national poll on 10/7/08 had Obama up by 2pts with a 3pt margin of error. But your magical math of 9pts sure makes for a sensational story.

Obama: 47.1 (a drop of 0.6 in one day for Obama)
McCain: 45.2

http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1575

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Anonymous Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 1:54 pm

Gallup daily tracking poll released today has Obama up +11.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/111040/Gallup-Daily-Obamas-Lead-Over-McCain-Expands.aspx

MoE is +/- 2.

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Matt Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 2:18 pm

The difference is you’ve cited a poll that includes all “registered voters” while the Reuters/CSPAN/Zogby poll I cited includes “likely voters.” Big difference.

In a word: no.

As much as I dislike Obama, I dislike McCain almost as much. The guy has been campaigning like an idiot, alienating the fiscally-minded and the socially-minded as well.

If Palin was running, I would vote for her. She, at least, seems interesting.

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Dick Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 7:18 am

I listen to news about the debate and the election of the Russian media. Obama spoke more truth than McCain. Obama has a reasonable person.

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SMM Guru Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:30 am

Screw em all, Tina Fey for president lol

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Andres Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 9:02 pm

You would vote for Palin because she is interesting? That’s the problem with Americans today.

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PYSIH Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 1:14 am

No, the problem with Americans today is that we’ve lost our balls and put up with comments like that from pissants like yourself.

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“Half as good as Palin did…” ah…. what friggin debate were you watching? You’re not serious are you?

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You following the polls? McCain is trailing, even in traditionally Republican states. It’s close, but McCain is still fighting uphill.

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Ari - Laberinto Social Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 7:02 pm

yeah shoe is being optimistic, but it ain’t happening for mcC…

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He’s going to do just as well as Palin did, and just as well as he did int he first one. I.e. he will hand Obama 5-6% more.

I can’t believe you thought Palin ‘wiped the floor with stumbling Joe Biden’. I just added you on my RSS reader yesterday and now I’m removing you. Someone so politically blind is not someone whose knowledge I covet, regardless of how much you might make.

Remember people, someone became a millionaire by selling pet rocks to people. Just because you make money does not mean you’re intelligent.

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Matt Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 7:48 am

Relax. He’s linkbaiting. If you had started reading Shoe before yesterday you might remember his very successful linkbait article on George Bush: “Great President or Greatest President”.

Shoe has already stated he’s an Obama supporter. He’s just pulling your chain.

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Are you joking, or are you just trying to stir up some conversation on your blog? =)

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Jacques Snyman Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 9:52 am

Do people ever joke about politics or religion??? LOL!!!

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SMM Guru Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:31 am

No…. never?

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I can’t figure out for the life of me what Veep debate you were watching! LOL!

But McCain is behind all over the place, including Pennsylvania AND Florida. And it’s close in Ohio. North Carolina and Virginia are in play.

I’m hoping that McCain loses his temper tonight.

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Action Sports Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 5:55 pm

From the small amount of the debate I watched it looked Palin was kickin his ace

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Mike Manfrin Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 5:59 pm

I don’t think Palin ever actually answered a question she was asked.. No one other than a handful of hardcore McCain fans thinks she truly won.

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Anonymous Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 5:59 pm

All she did was wink at the crowd and bumble like an idiot about nothing without actually answering the questions.

However, the expectations for her were so low beforehand that just showing up and not running away in tears would’ve been considered a good performance.

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Neil Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 5:59 pm

Obviously you and Jeremy were playing the drinking game during the VP debate!

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Moneybites Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 7:40 pm

Ha ha, such a funny game with funny rules

Tushar Dhoot Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 6:22 pm

Also depends where you get your info. Majority of people on the web are rooting for Obama so all that info is basically biased.

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I don’t know if you can call it “sealing the deal” when you’re behind…

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Moneybites Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 6:15 pm

Yeah that’s what I was wondering, Obama is ahead right now…

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Zurpit Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 8:29 pm

yea he is ahead so I think this post was done as a joke hah

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Seal what deal? McCain is waaay down in every poll, and has been for a week.

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Sorry Jeremy - not a chance.

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I totally forgot there was another debate. Thanks for reminding us!

By the way, I don’t think McCain will do better than Palin did. There’s no way.

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I love the debate drinking game site, that’s too funny!

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It sounds like you have made a decision on who you plan to vote for… Where I’m from (Michigan), McCain has pulled out as far as efforts to try to win the state. I guess he is planning to try to focus on other states at this point.

I’ve made up my mind already as to who I plan to vote for. I hope whoever gets voted in (regardless of who) can help make things better.

As far as the polls are concerned, I don’t think you can really tell who has won until it is all over. (the actual vote)

I look forward to watching the debate tonight.

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I don’t know what to think, Jeremy?

Linkbait?

Surely you know that Biden won the VP debate according to the polls. I also assume you know that even if McCain did exceptionally well today he wouldn’t “seal the deal”. There is still a lot of time to go.

Btw: I’m not partisan.

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Palin did horribly in the last debate…

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Shoe are you kidding me? Palin got her ass handed to her by Biden. What debate were you watching brother?

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Hopefully not…

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“If he does half as good as Palin did wiping the floor with stumbling Joe Biden” What debate were you watching Jeremy? Palin sounded like a bumbling idiot. She gave a freaking shoutout in a presidential speech.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ral-zByaSU4

I thought you’re representing Obama?
http://www.shoemoney.com/2008/02/11/yes-we-can-barrack-obama/

I like McCain. I always have. But what happens if he dies. He’s like 70 something. Plus what is that thing growing on the side of his jaw. He had cancer a number of time. They are NOT release any of his medical record. He’s applying for the most important job in the country. If he croaks that puts Palin in command and that is scary as F#@%…..

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Dick Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 7:21 am

America needs a progressive president. McCain obsolete.

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I don’t think McCain is in position to seal any deals. He’s a better debater than Obama, but not enough to matter. If he can get through tonight without losing more ground he should count that as a win.

Personally, I don’t see this debate changing anything. The first debate was both candidates’ best chance for impact, and neither capitalized.

Side note: I like the drinking game.

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lol @ one sidedness

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Were you playing the debate drinking game while watching the VP debate Shoe? Not only is McCain behind in the polls but Palin didn’t do too well during the debate. Time, Yahoo!, and Politico, were just a few sites declaring Biden the clear winner.

If McCain does even just as meagerly OK as Palin did, Obama will seal it for sure.

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ha…this was a good way to get lots of comments

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Zurpit Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 8:15 pm

haha yea I agree it seems like it worked, lots of comments so far

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Mccain is going to have to answer the people’s questions but at the same time force obama to explain his connections with those who do not respect american interests

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I’m gonna be DRUNK tonight!

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Ari - Laberinto Social Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 7:01 pm

i’ll drink to that.

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mccain is ollllldd, all you have to do is watch sarah palin on cbs and that’ll explain everything you need to know about who john mccain has selected.

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Atlanta wedding photographer Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 11:25 am

why is age such an issue with you? I think that if I say,
Obama is not being upfront with everyone about who is advisors are and what they are for. Oh yeah, don’t forget anti-israel. All you have to watch Joe on CBS and that’ll explain the inconsistencies of the media. They say John is too old and Palin too young but they never ask why is it that joe has more expierence and obama reletivly no experience in professional white house politics

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Linkbait. You told us weeks ago that you got on the Obama bandwagon early.

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This post has to be a joke. The only thing she wiped th floor with was with avoided questions! I don’t think any deal sealing will be done by McCain…

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he’s done. obama is the next president.

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I think we will see a much tougher Obama tonight.

Look for a lot of gritting of the teeth from McCain

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Your use of sarcasm is amazing! Because we definitely all watched the VP debate where every major news source claimed Biden as the clear winner.

Oh, and I’m not sure how someone can seal the deal with a 9 point deficit in the polls…

Thank you for giving me a smile today, your sense of humor is right on point!

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I am not voting for either Obama or McCain, but I do have to agree with the other posters on here that you must have been watching a different debate because I don’t think there was a consensus that Palin wiped the floor with Biden. I know I sure wasn’t impressed with either of their performances.

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obama yes … I hope obama is the next president

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hmm… Thats a lot of rules for a drinking game. Might get tricky towards the end.

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Obama rules tonight, and less than 30 days from now.

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He should definitely close it out tonight, and this elections will not even be close, Mccain should win with a large margin

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Nice post bait, Shoe. But we all know you are voting OBAMA!

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There is never a winner. Obama supporters will call him a winner no matter what and vice versa for McCain. It’s how it always is.

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God forbid someone that isn’t a war monger and can pronounce nuclear become the president. No more neocons.

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50% optimisim, 50% link bait? I’m trying to work out the perfect formula, please, spill the beans.

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McCain should win, as much as people love Obama, the country would be screwed with him as the President. People are seriously going to elect someone with no financial experience to head this economy? People are going to elect someone to be Commander In Chief of the most powerful army when he has never served in it? The reality of the election is this, it’s Biden vs. Palin, not Obama vs. McCain. Yes McCain is old and could have a heart attack yada yada yada. But do you seriously think Obama will serve out his presidency? You underestimate the sheer hatered so many people have for blacks and would hate to see a black president. Sorry, it has been said several times and needs to be taken more seriously, Obama has as much chance of dying in office as McCain.

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Ted Reply:
October 7th, 2008 at 9:56 pm

“The reality of the election is this, it’s Biden vs. Palin, not Obama vs. McCain.” I don’t really think that’s the reality if you just saw the debate with Obama trouncing McCain. Trouncing…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-zoPgv_nYg

Palins only experience is mayor of a small town in Alaska. Do you really believe that she is capable of leading the nation out of the most serious economic financial crisis since the Great Depression. Not to mention the war, a negative trade balance, Social Security and Medicaid and the list goes on and on. Palin? seriously!!!! PALIN….

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ral-zByaSU4

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jane Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 9:10 am

You are incorrect statistically. Actuarial tables put it at 1 in 6 that McCain will die in the next 4 years. Or higher due to his having been tortured as a POW.

But facts do not help McCain nor Palin for sure, so keep saying it an it will come true!

Signed, Porn Stars for Palin!! Wink Wink

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iknowtheledge Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 2:32 pm

Two words for you Sandra G, “Bill Clinton.” Never served in the Armed Forces, and left office with the country in a surplus ;{)

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Haha those game rules are classic, looks like lots of people are getting drunk tonight

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He better seal the deal…

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How long do these elections really need to last.. .so boring..

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Panah Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 4:17 pm

The whole political game is a big spam. People wasting their time and breath arguing with each other who’s better. Like there is going to be a major difference between these guys

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Where is Jeremy and who wrote this post?????

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hmmmm…. I think the rules for the drinking game pretty much sum up this election. No matter who you vote for, odds are that you’re fiscally irresponsible (spending money on alcohol in the face of a recession), impaired (by alcohol in this instance), and making poor decisions (drinking games on a worknight). The same for both Republicans and Democrats.
A truly great society Now… where did I put my beer……

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Time will tell who is going to be the next president of United States.

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I’m rooting for Obama.

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danm november is still 1 month ahead.. it will be fun to read the result….

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Good debate! I don’t think any of the momentum changes after tonight though. I love how nice they are to each other in, but once they hit the trail Obama is a Muslim terrorist and McCain is George W. Bush (I don’t know which is worse)
lol
I’m just glad there’s not another VP debate, that was torture. Palin and her ’s. And Biden with his big smiles. This is a serious time, we need to hear about the issues 100% of the time.

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Did anyone see McCain refuse to shake Obama’s hand after the debate?

I’m still waiting for the MMA fighting match between the two.

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Also Shoe - how come you got rid of Lijit?

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Debate was so-so wish someone would break out of the norm and really just lay into a issue.

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Palin wiped the floor with Biden? How so? By giving a stump speech and not answering any of the questions asked to her? Brilliant!

You’ve got the blinders on, Shoe. You’re oblivious. Palin is an idiot.

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Obama did very, very, well tonight. McCain just looks all over the board and lost at times. I looked at my girlfriend tonight and said, if you were a little lost child in a crowded mall, who would you feel safe taking your hand and leading you to safety? Obama is who makes me feel safe in time of trouble. Obama is who I would follow in the fork in the road if I were following.

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Serious, I thought you were smarter then that shoemaker…

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This has gotten so ridiculous. I love debates and good discussion but I’m at a point where I almost can’t talk or respect anyone who is supporting McCain/Palin at this point. They just are so out of touch with reality and in touch with division and bringing the country down. Spending freeze but buy everyone a house in the same few minutes? C’mon. There simply is no conservative running this time. Obama should be winning by about 95% - 5%

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lol i thought palin did very poorly in her debate. she never really answer none of the question. the only thing she did was throw out catch phrase after catch phrase.

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Hey Guys,
I had a wild night on Digg with a debate story I posted…. I have my entire “digg viral” story at my blog…… it was a rush for a digg newbie (which is me…lol)

http://drbenadkins.com/?p=85

Internet Promotion is a Trip

Ben
http://www.drbenadkins.com

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I think the race is closer then people think.

Like has been said previously, Obama has a lot of support on the internet and in the press which gives him the look of having momentum.

In addition the core demographics of his base - young people and African Americans may play well in opinion polls but whether they turn out on election day is another story.

I would hardly be calling an Obama win a done deal.

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What ‘code word’ will trigger off the Manchurian Candidate, he who might have been brainwashed in an Asian country?

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very funny.

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Are you serious shoemoney? You think Palin cleaned house on her debate? wow your even more out of touch with reality as McCain…..

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Sigh. I was really hoping not to have to suffer any more debate nonsense. Specially in here. lol

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Ya i think mccain will not seal the deal

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Linkbait Much?

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Its Obama all the way!!!!!!!

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Goran Website Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:50 am

Hardcore Obama fan right here, huh. Well I also don’t think McCain stands a chance.

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I’m not even American and I still want to play that game…another excuse to drink during the week…lol

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Wow, it’s amazing how people have interpreted the VP debate so differently. I’m hearing so many different opinions as to ‘who won’. Amazing.

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Did you know that cloning went bad with John McCain?
http://www.schlecht-geklont.de/john-mccain/

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Christian Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 10:17 am

Thats hard

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Tremendously effective bait. Even the dude who said he would remove your from his RSS reader is likely to keep you in just so he can come back to sound off.

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McCain has quite a few terrible misconceptions like (1) falling housing values is the root of the problem (2) deregulations of the financial markets are good for the economy.

My guess on the election: Obama 65% - McCain 35%

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Dick Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 7:23 am

I think the difference between the candidates would be less. There are many people who support McCain delusion.

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Crap, I missed that drinking link yesterday. I’m sure I would get some good time! =)

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I am not sure who will be best for the current american and global problems, we need someone who is going to actively resolve it

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The funny part is if you switched Palin with Tina Fey, Fey would probably be able to do a much better job.

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Internet Cowboy Reply:
October 8th, 2008 at 3:45 pm

What’s even funnier is that nobody would even notice it… visually, I mean. =)

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Let’s wait and see. But I doubt it.

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too bad mccain didn’t bring up obama’s “advisors” and even the fact that he might not have been born in the united states.

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Do you mean debat or contest I don’t have more dollar to buy.
My bank collapse…

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McCain has no chance

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Dick Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 7:24 am

The odds have always been. Politics has never been marked by moral purity.

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let’s see how is he gonna do it

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I think McCain may have had a chance if he’d picked another running mate. People just don’t take that woman seriously.
While Obama’s not perfect he’s better than THAT, as said on SNL.

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Atlanta wedding photographer Reply:
October 10th, 2008 at 2:34 pm

Why wouldn’t people take her seriously? What makes America take HC seriously. For that matter what about obama? He’s only been around for a few years and has a very unscruplous background of people and advisors.

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Kelly Reply:
October 21st, 2008 at 7:09 pm

Barack Hussein Obama is a Marxist with socialistic economic views and intentions. Be like the rest of the kool-aid drinking followers and vote for “change”. Give me a break. This guy is a joke. John McCain, while not perfect, is clearly the candidate that is qualified to be the leader of the free world. Instead of looking to a unknown liberal senator with extremely shady close associations for the answers to all of life’s problems, consider instead looking around at your own life and making a decision to change it yourself. It is not he government or “the messiah’s” job to improve your life. With freedom comes great responsibility. A responsibility to govern one’s self and take the blame when things don’t go as planned.

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*cough* link bait */cough*

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Being from alaska, I have little respect for Sarah Palin. she’s a typical alaskan poitician-a crook and a liar.

I didn’t watch the debate last night-i usually find them too depressing. Hopefully it played as the others have-McCain nervous and too old, Obama dignified, calm and answering questions with real answers instead of scripted answers don’t say anything of substance, just throw in a few buzz words.

I did watch a bit of VP debate-Palin was well coached on the buzz words but said little of substance. Biden did all right.

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Reply to my own post…lol. Have a few corrections. Obama, IMHO, gives answers of substance, he thinks about what he says and he’s a very smart man. He’s a lawyer with a degree in finance, I believe. McCain is crazy, and I find him a big threat to this country. but to the corrections-McCain and Palin are full of scripted answers that give the impression of being answers, but basically are full of buzz words with no real meaning.

Past Pres. with no military experience? How about the dub? He managed to avoid Vietnam, was AWOL from the reserves, and look at the mess he’s made in Iraq, Afghanistan, and right here. thanks to his spending, we’ll be in debt for generations.

Palin was mayor of Wasilla, AK., pop. 8,000. She made to the gov. position thanks to Ted Stevens and his announcing a deal about the gas pipeline which people in this state misunderstood (were led to misunderstand) to mean the pipeline was a done deal and that somehow made it seem like Palin was in on it. As mentioned previously, Alaskan politicians are crooks and manipulators. Re: Palin calling herself a simple hockey mom. i’ve been a hockey mom, and know other hockey moms-very few are millionaires, a fact that Palin prefers to leave out of her resume.

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I thought McCain choked on healthcare.

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its all about Barack Obama!

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