The_Virginian
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Having watched last nights debate between Jim Webb and George Allen,
I must admit I was fairly disappointed with Webb's performance.
Jim Webb seemed nervous, unsure of himself, and over reliant on his notes.
He looked down too much and fumbled with his thoughts and words.
Allen, on the other hand, articulated his thoughts more effectively and stayed on his message. Although he did appear a bit too friendly, trying too hard to be charismatic - when he's not. One time he winked at the camera, which I didn't much care for.
Allen played the predictable republican game plan - 'Webb is a bleeding heart liberal, tied to Hillary, Kerry and Kennedy, will raise taxes and not be effective with national defense. Add the 'Family Values' bit on gay marriage, and Allen played the GOP poster boy to a tee.
What was Webb's message? I'm not sure, something about some islands near Taiwan and a threat from China.
I am afraid Allen delivered the knockout blow to Webb in this debate.
He should cruise to victory now, unless he happens to inadvertently drop the 'N' bomb on someone before the election.
I'm still voting for Webb though, I will be anti-republican until Bush is gone.
I must admit I was fairly disappointed with Webb's performance.
Jim Webb seemed nervous, unsure of himself, and over reliant on his notes.
He looked down too much and fumbled with his thoughts and words.
Allen, on the other hand, articulated his thoughts more effectively and stayed on his message. Although he did appear a bit too friendly, trying too hard to be charismatic - when he's not. One time he winked at the camera, which I didn't much care for.
Allen played the predictable republican game plan - 'Webb is a bleeding heart liberal, tied to Hillary, Kerry and Kennedy, will raise taxes and not be effective with national defense. Add the 'Family Values' bit on gay marriage, and Allen played the GOP poster boy to a tee.
What was Webb's message? I'm not sure, something about some islands near Taiwan and a threat from China.
I am afraid Allen delivered the knockout blow to Webb in this debate.
He should cruise to victory now, unless he happens to inadvertently drop the 'N' bomb on someone before the election.
I'm still voting for Webb though, I will be anti-republican until Bush is gone.