it. i do not buy the dnc spin that he s saying he saw crack pot talk and actually chose not to confront it and denounce it. the campaign comment was he didn t hear any of that first part about it. this isn t about him going after obama as a muslim, it s about obama going after christians. a, he acknowledged the question so he did hear it. the fact the campaign went out a played the christian/muslim card, adding obama to that factor, that says they totally do not get it. let s go through informative moments of the debate and see how voters reacted to it. marco rubio, not on here, should be. had a strong great debate. confirmed for a lot of people that he knows foreign policy. presented himself as a fresh face. who ran up mountains of debt as well as losses using other people s money and you were
to the white house state rooms by greeting them in person. so this seems to be an effort. i mean, they moved here, she was keenly focused on the adjustment for her children, and that has gone brilliantly as far as anyone can tell. there hasn ten been coverage, no one gets in the way of kids being kids. but now she is stepping out more. right. and if we look back to the 2008 campaign, when she got herself into a little bit of a controversial statement when she said, you know, it was the first time she was proud of her country when her husband was running and he was about to be nominated, i mean, look now, two years later, she really seems to be an asset to the president. i think you ll see more of her going forward, not dealing with controversial issues, but issues that even her husband s critics can rally around, like the military and dealing with obesity. well, that campaign comment, of course, was taken completely out of context. and some would argue that she is her husband s gre