Thread: Do ya spose that Obama understands that politics is a contact sport? If...

...so, what "change" will he offer in...? that context:

1 - Play Casper Milquetoast (THAT would certainly represent "change"),

2 - Be himself and fight back (i.e., ain't no "change" there, hon!), or

3 - Complain that the other side "isn't playing fair"?

If he does anything other than #2 he'll be toast by the end of the month so my guess is that he's firing up the rockets as we sit here wasting time on YA. The Reps will be yelling "Incoming!" any minute now! lol

Let's face it, Obama has to toss overboard the whole "hope and change" fluff that he's gotten so much mileage out of and get down in the dirt with the real men and the real women.

No more pretending to be such a nice guy -- he's GOTTA put his dukes up and come out punching or no one who's still undecided is gonna believe he's ready for primetime. And since it's those still-undecided voters who will decide the election, it's perfectly clear to me that we're gonna see a new and (finally!) exciting Obama in the coming weeks; it's gonna be GREAT FUN to watch!

What do you think, sports fans?

While I agree that it's going to be fun to watch, I gotta tell ya... you've seen all there is to see of Obama. His schtick is as thin as a piece of paper. If he had anything else to offer, we'd have seen glimmers of it by now. McCain is no skilled debater by any stretch, but he's gonna have Obama uttering "uh" and "aaaa" three ways from Sunday in the Presidential debates. That's why Obama declined the "town hall" style debates... he has to prepare, cause there's nothing there!

It'll be interesting too to see how Palin holds up under the veteran Biden. My guess is McCain won't sign her up for too many, so she doesn't get carved up like a Thanksgiving turkey.

its not him that wants change. its the american people. they are desprate. he is just catering to their demands and hopes.