[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Let him overprep. Without his teleprompter, he loses the “skilled orator” advantage. By overprepping, he eats up valuable campaigning time.

[Cementjungle]

In such a close race and with the world's financial markets in turmoil, Friday night's showdown is predicted to beat the record of 62 million viewers set by a Bush-Kerry debate four years ago.

Sadly, half of them will not know what to think until they hear the MSM's "analysis" of the debates (and see the "unbiased polls").

[smith288]

Advisors close to the McCain campaign have admitted their stand in for Barack Obama is this:

[kabar]

The MSM will provide Obama with the questions beforehand. He can then memorize the answers.

[jennguhl]

In this debate I feel that McCain is going to dominate. He's a cool cucumber and stays relatively calm. Obama under pressure if you watch closely often flusters and gets antsy, he starts to stutter slightly and when he reaches for words they are not the right ones. I think from now until the election the commentators on TV should just stop talking, watch the debates, go to the websites of the candidates watch their speeches on the campaign trail and make a decision. NO more biased commentators arguing about the candidates, it is giving me migraines.
Also even though I love Palin to death, I thought of something funny soon as I read this,
they say she has no foreign policy experience yet the great and all knowing Obama is having to do a cram session? Sheesh, maybe they can let her sit in and copy notes. Honestly experience level between the two, he campaigned the last 18 months while she was I dunno working at her job as Governor? DUH.........