For the first time since he unveiled his candidacy, Obama has moved beyond biography into issues to structure his appeal to the voters. He was original and creative in the debate and really showed that he is learning how to handle issues in a presidential race.
Hillary is not wearing well. Her answers are canned and, the second or third time voters hear them, they realize that they are just being recited from rote memory. By contrast, Obama has grown before our eyes in these three or four debates and now is self confident, assured, and able.
Hillary is wrong to think that she scored points by refusing to meet with leaders like Castro, Chavez, Ahmadinejad, etc. in the debate. She thinks that Obama sounded naive, but the truth is that she sounded like a State Department briefing officer, not a candidate for public office.
Finally, finally, a round to Obama.
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Obama may be showing some strength, but he is no better than Hillary. Mind you, I don’t want Hillary! Obama recently told La Raza that he would get illegal’s amnesty by the end of his 1st term. Why do we want anyone who continues to pander to special interest groups? Especially ones who are visibly throwing their weight around with public temper tantrums! And for his Muslum background, can we count on him to stand against Sharia law in this country?