9/26 Presidential Debate 2008: How Can Liberals Say Obama Won? You have to see this.

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9/26 Presidential Debate 2008: How Can Liberals Say Obama Won? You have to see this.
myrealitytelevision myrealitytelevision posted 9/29/2008 from myrealitytelevision.com (flag)
This segment has 30 comments from Senator Obama in this debate that are direct quotes from the transcript with our responses to each. We feel Obama may have looked nice, but we also believe he failed in this debate. (link)

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