JSojourner, I disagree, but I will say this.
1. Those people who expected Obama to vastly outperform McCain in debates are likely to be disappointed.
2. The "rock star" packaging of Obama is a big mistake and it's been a mistake that he has made. He needed to connect with the average voter, and, for the most part, he hasn't.
3. Those Obama supporters who expected Obama to win because he is articulate and intelligent, should wake up and smell the coffee at this report. Obama is not a "poor child made good." Him mother had a Ph D, his stepfather an oil company executive, and his grandmother was vice president of a bank. He was raised upper middle class. No matter how you look at it, his pre-Senate accomplishments were not atypical of someone from that background and McCain's personal story is more compelling.
Good point, graduated bottom 1% of his class, lost 5 planes, cheated on his wife, was involved in the Keating 5 scandal. And was an absolute nobody with a father and grandfather as the first 4 star son-father pair. That is quite compelling.
Bottom 1%? Really? What a dummy.
