Well, well...So Hillary, who got a lil' hot at Obama (in her own words) in Cincinnati last weekend, is in a dire need to win some points against her democratic rival in tonight's debate to keep her hopes alive for the nomination. The 'momentum' is still with Obama, who has narrowed her lead from 55-34 (%) to 51-40(%) among democratic voters in Ohio in a week's time and looking at her mutated aggressive appearance in Cincinnati which transformed to the extent that literally mocked at Obama and his campaign for big a$$talks devoid of any substance, it seems to me like she's all prepared to go a bit harsh on the rock star tonight.  Will it happen? And if it does, will it help her cause? I personally don't think so but time will tell. Anyways, good luck to Ms. Clinton from my side.

What's more, it would be interesting to see them coming face to face for the first time after Clinton outrageously lashed on Obama at a press conference in Cincinnati last weekend condemning his campaign's act of sending false mails of literature. Interestingly enough, a photo of Obama wearing a Muslim costume (?) when he was in a vacation trip to Kenya appeared in the Drudge Report which according to Obama and his campaign was circulated by Clinton's Campaign. She may have to face some music for that.

I sniff some dirty politics in the parts of both campaigns, however, it would be interesting to see how they interact tonight.

I have my share of popcorn and soda ready . Might as well need some rotten tomatoes but let's not be too harsh on the TV set as yet hahaha..

Well, Obama did not seem ashamed and Hillary did not hit him as she intented to do.

They maintained a relatively good stance without being too critical to the opponent, at least for the first full hour. I liked it.  

yeah, for the most part, it was a repeat of what happened in the debate in TX except for the body language--Obama was more sedate and unruffled while Clinton was more stern and tense. Otherwise, even the words and sentences they chose to elucidate their stances on health care, immigration, security or NAFTA were same. Looking at her aggressive avatar in Cincinnati, I had thought Clinton would go berserk at Obama but she seemed like a completely different person in front of him...haha..I see signs of frustration in Clinton's campaign and rightly so. One more loss (either in Ohio or Texas) and she is out of the race.

HAHAHA..captain. nice collection. that say it all...:D

Although the race is not over yet, I feel for Clinton for she is a very good candidate and i am quite sure she would make a better president than McCain, if she could win the nomination and the national election thereafter. It's just that she is pitted against a better (or i should i  say 'cleverer'?) candidate Obama, at least in terms of the ability to connect to people and make them believe in his words. Now who says, words don't matter? :D

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Lol, all of them were funny...

a different perspective:

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and the most hilarious one ...hahaha

the last one was real cool!

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