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Actually, tonight’s debate on CNN was more like who was blowing who off and on.  There wasn’t much of a debate.  The political pundits all were saying that this would be an explosive confrontation between Senators Clinton and Obama. They were, as usual, WRONG.  To me, Hillary presented herself wonderfully.  It’s hard to find any barbs that she hurled at Senator Obama.  It was like she was trying to run on her own record.  Barack Obama was calmly nasty at several times during the debate.  He certainly got ten times the digs in to her as she did to him.  I don’t agree with the TV personalities that there was no cat fighting.  There certainly was.  Oh, did I mention that I’m watching the liberal media?

Now on to the issues…  I said it before, LGBT and GLBT issues were not presented because it harms them to support a hated group of people.  Yes, we’re hated.  Have you seen how many states have passed anti-gay “marriage defense” acts, laws, and resolutions?  I believe that more people vote against gay people in this country than vote for President.  Time, time, time.  It will take more time to confront our issues and eventually get more people to accept us.

Senator Clinton was certainly more substantive on the topics questioned.   Obama is seen as a better “uniter”.  Didn’t George Bush say that he was a “uniter and not a divider”?  Hillary was also a real person.  She is electable.  I was afraid a while back that she was too robot like and that she wouldn’t be able to make it this far.  I was wrong.  She’s turned it around and is making a force to be reckoned with.

Oh, and this bullshit that Obama was against the war from the start is garbage.  Hillary  voted based on the best available evidence and intel at the time. Enough.  It’s simply rhetoric.

Let’s get it right: we’re all wrong.  This election season has shown that the prize is up for grabs and no poll or person can figure out what is going to end up happening.  Cut the shit.

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