Russia did not invade Georgia–sequence is wrong. Georgia killed over 1000 pro- Russian Georgians in Ossetia and then Russia moved in. By the way–one of McCain's top advisors is a lobbyist with the Georgians.

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Russia did not invade Georgia–sequence is wrong. Georgia killed over 1000 pro- Russian Georgians in Ossetia and then Russia moved in. By the way–one of McCain's top advisors is a lobbyist with the Georgians.

thank you

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Obama's speech seen by 38 million viewers
The Associated Press
2:49 PM EDT, August 29, 2008
NEW YORK – Barack Obama's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention was seen by more than 38 million people.

Nielsen Media Research said more people watched Obama speak than watched the Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, the final ” American Idol” or the Academy Awards this year. Obama talked before a live audience of 80,000 people in Denver.

His TV audience nearly doubled the amount of people who watched John Kerry accept the Democratic nomination to run against President Bush four years ago. Kerry's speech was seen by just over 20 million people.

Obama's audience might be higher, since Nielsen didn't have an estimate for how many people watched Obama on PBS or C-SPAN Thursday night.

But this pooh covered troll attacks Obama as elitist.

You are entitled to your opinions but not your facts.

DENVER, Colorado (CNN) — This summer, the McCain campaign tried to make the presidential race about a handful of words, like “celebrity” and “elite.”

On Thursday, as he accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, Barack Obama added a few new words to the mix, all drawn from his personal experience: food stamps, scholarships and loans. It's the language of the working class, and it's turf John McCain can¹t compete on.

“I don't know what kind of lives John McCain thinks that celebrities lead, but this has been mine,” Obama said.

The problem for the McCain campaign is simple: The more successful it has been in spreading the meme of Obama as an unqualified celebrity candidate, the easier it has become for the Illinois senator to exceed expectations.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/08/29/analysis...

He told his story of losing the Indiana factory job he'd held for 30 years and then said America needed a president who paid more attention to “Barney Smith” not “Smith Barney.”

The crowd leapt to its feet chanting “Barney, Barney!”

Out with the new, in with the old 'politics'. Attacking your opponent more forcefully may be 'new' for modern Democrats but Americans have 'seen it all' and can recognize it in an instant.

For viewers just tuning in, hoping to see the inspiring optimism of the American dream coupled with bi-partisan, forward thinking solutions his “Eight is Enough' slogan did not invoke the humor and charm of the popular “slice of Americana' sitcom, but instead exposed a slightly restrained Peter Finch ( Network), “We're mad as hell and we're not going to take in anymore' anger that is seething from the soul of every netroot in America.

This was typical Democrat fodder full of promises and 'I feel your pain' platitudes that may work when combined with 'folksy' charm of Bill Clinton, but without the compelling, pained, introspective empathy that Clinton can turn on like a spigot.

Audacious. Indeed. He came across as quite indignantly, “How dare the Republicans call into question my thin resume. How dare I be called out for my conflicting policy positions on everything from FISA to public financing to gun control. How dare John McCain criticize my foreign policy judgement and my opposition to the surge. How dare they look at my liberal voting record on abortion, gun control and gay marriage. I'm right. He's wrong. Case closed.”

He is applying for the most important job in the world, and those who oppose him are not supposed to question him? Absurd.