Exactly right SC. He must stick with her now.




Yes, it is a fact that McCain supported the decision to go into Iraq. It is also a fact that many from Obama's party also voted to go into Iraq. But that's neither here nor there at this point of the game. We are in there now regardless of if it was the correct decision or not. WE ARE THERE AND CAN'T GO BACK IN TIME! And that is the issue that must be addressed. I'm tired of those who keep pounding the same old drum that we shouldn't have gone there in the first place. Maybe, maybe not. It's a point that will be debated for many years. But it's a moot point now. That was one of the areas that felt Obama was a bit weak on in the debate. Everytime foreign policy and the war popped up in the debate he just kept going back to the old "we shouldn't have gone there" stand. Get off of it already. Address what is going on now, tell the people what plan you have for getting out of there and what plan you have for bolstering up the region. Enough already with the "we shouldn't have gone there" platform.

It's like telling your child that they shouldn't touch the stove because it is hot and they will get burned. But the child doesn't listen and gets burned. You don't KEEP saying "see, I told you so, you shouldn't have touched it" and then just sit there and let them suffer in pain. You may say it to them once or twice but being that it's happened, you now must address the problem and try to stop the crying and help relieve the pain.

Address the issue of our being there and how you, as the potential President of this nation, plans on getting us out of there. If Obama can do that in the next debate, I feel that he'll score big with the "undecided" voters.