Barack Obama and John McCain’s Debate—Polls Give It to the Democrat. What Do You Think?

By U.S. News Staff

October 8, 2008 RSS Feed Print

Barack Obama and John McCain had their second debate last night. Instant polls gave Obama the victory. Who do you think won the second presidential debate? Post your thoughts below.

Previously: Will the new round of McCain and Obama attack ads work?

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of 4:34PM November 02, 2008

I think Obama will be a FANTASTIC pres, and he will prob win. I have to say McCain has some good qualities but obama has so many more i cant even count them

IT IS TIME FOR REAL CHANGE

Jillian of NY 7:43PM October 30, 2008

Can you people see it Obama as president thats big its the first black president of these states can you see it america

nathaniel of MI 6:55PM October 30, 2008

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