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Barack Obama is in Colorado today making a campaign stop at Mountain Range High School in Westminster. The Colorado Independent will be LiveBlogging the event that will include opening remarks by Colorado Democratic Gov. Bill Ritter.
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9 months ago
I would love to play poker with John McCain. He was unable to hide his emotions in a simple debate. Heaven forbid some national catastrophe should emerge needing a calm head. It was clear that McCain was having a very difficult time containing his volatile nature. We have already experienced 8 years of thoughtless, knee jerk reactions. Now combine that with a hot temper.
He could not or would not look at his opponent. How will that translate in to his leadership style? Anyone having a different view will be ignored? We need direction and strength not combustible flux.