Obama Sees No Need to Suspend Debate Question is Why?

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Republican Presidential Nominee John McCain announced Wednesday that he was suspending his campaign beginning today as he returns to Washington so that he can do the job that he was elected to do. This suspension of his campaign is said to include postponement of his debate with Democrat Nominee Barry Obama if needed. Obama said that he didn’t see a need to postpone the debate and that the next President should be able to multi-task. But what is the real reason why Obama is so anxious to see this debate go off but refused to meet McCain out among the people in town-hall forums around the country. Well I believe that I know the answer to that question.

Barry has been holed-up in Clearwater, FL for days preparing for a moderated debate where he has to be able to give answers without the aid of a teleprompter. He’s been practicing for this debate and any delay might cause the effectiveness of this practice to be diminished.

Here’s the evidence (WARNING VIDEO CONTAINS QUESTIONABLE LANGUAGE)…

Barry can ill-afford to be caught like a deer in headlights like he was at Saddleback. As someone who is as staunchly pro-death as he is, he shouldn’t have come across as such a indecisive twit like he did. One of the major attractions for those who confuse articulate rhetoric with the ability to lead has been Obama’s command of the English language. Which if you watched the video was sorely lacking at Saddleback. Why? No teleprompter.

So Barry has been in Florida in an eleventh-hour cram session like a college student preparing for an exam in a subject that he’s weak on. He cannot afford a delay which is precisely why a delay may be necessary in my opinion.

On a related note…

It took an invitation from the White House for Barry to tear himself away from his debate preparation and attend a bipartisan meeting with McCain and President Bush. How sad is that?

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