McCain had his best night of the campaign tonight. I sincerely hope it wasn’t too little too late, though I’m fearing that this thing is over. Still, McCain put B.O. on the defensive all night long, pointing out his far-left liberalism including his plan to raise taxes, his blatant disregard for human blood, his socialist health care ideas, and his shady ties and frightening lies that have become the theme of the B.O. campaign.
A lot of people brighter than me will have articles tomorrow on either side. Tonight, however, it was clear that John McCain was (finally) the winner. Let’s hope this kicks off one more comeback for the comeback kid.
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During the 2nd Presidential Debate last night, Obama was asked:
What is the Obama doctrine for use of force that the United States would send when we don’t have national security issues at stake?
His answer started with:
OBAMA: Well, we may not always have national security issues at stake, but we have moral issues at stake.
McCain, answering second and knowing that there wasn’t going to be much room for separation on this issue — of course both are going to say that there are some issues that are important enough for us to engage in despite not being a matter of national security — should have created his own separation and said:
Of course there are going to be times when we need to use our military to uphold the dignity of the human being, even in instances where there is no immediate threat to the United States in terms of our national security. While it should not always fall the shoulders of the United States to police these issues worldwide, when we do see grave situations that simply cannot withstand the time for the bureaucratic United Nations to act we need to be prepared to act swiftly to save innocent lives. When I’m President, we will calmly and rationally assess these situations as they present themselves, yet we will always be prepared to move at a moment’s notice, both for the sake of national security and for the sake of promoting human dignity.
First, however, we need to promote human dignity in the United States of America. There are 10,000 atrocities happening in delivery rooms every day. To put that into perspective, there is a 9-11 happening every day — every day; an assault on our own pre-born children. Senator Obama not only supports this culture of death, including unfettered access to embryonic stem cells, euthanasia, and human cloning, but he even goes so far as to say that a child who was in the process of being murdered, but lived, should have a second dagger sent to his or her tiny little heart. Ladies and gentlemen, we can only be credible in our force to promote human dignity when we take care of the atrocities happening at home. We are 3.7 million children poorer every year as a result of abortion. As President, I will see to it that the dignity of our most precious resource — human blood — is protected with all of our might, a stark contrast from the radical and dangerous views of Senator Obama on these issues.
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That was a fun display this evening from John McCain. He pushed Obama around all night, repeatedly pushing on Obama’s lack of experience, and ultimately making him look amateurish on the economy and on foreign affairs. Probably, most incredibly, the way he pointed out that Obama, while claiming to be a great reformer, has repeatedly acted against the very things he is campaigning on. His record of earmarks is quite damning.
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