This has to be a record in getting sound bites from a debate out in an ad. As many times as Senator Barack Obama said, “Senator McCain is right” I thought it would show up in an ad. I just didn’t think it would be within an hour after the debate.
Shane Vander Hart
Editor & Founder at Caffeinated Thoughts
Shane Vander Hart is the founder and editor-in-chief of Caffeinated Thoughts. He is also the President of 4:15 Communications, LLC, a social media & communications consulting/management firm. Prior to this Shane spent 20 years in youth ministry serving in church, parachurch, and school settings. He has also served as an interim pastor and is a sought after speaker and pulpit fill-in. Shane has been married to his wife Cheryl since 1993 and they have three kids. Shane and his family reside near Des Moines, IA.
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*wub* the internet age.
*wub* the internet age.
*wub* the internet age.
I thought that was pretty quick for a guy who doesn’t know how to use the Internet! Oh, wait, maybe he does!
I also realize that I’m not on the national stage on national TV debating with exceptional public speakers.
That said, I’ve come to learn that using the word “but” gets you in trouble. I wonder what other trouble the would be President of the United States has if he is willing to make it so easy for someone seeking the same office to mince his words? What given the nuances of foreign relations pray tell would he do if they, like McCain choose to ignore the facts he presents after the “but” which are intended to negate what comes before.
So, if I am trying to disagree agreeably, I might say something like this… well on second thought, I don’t want to give the Obama campaign any ideas… not that they’ll read this post, but on the odd chance they do!
See, I can use the word “but”, and dare I say correctly?!
I thought that was pretty quick for a guy who doesn’t know how to use the Internet! Oh, wait, maybe he does!
I also realize that I’m not on the national stage on national TV debating with exceptional public speakers.
That said, I’ve come to learn that using the word “but” gets you in trouble. I wonder what other trouble the would be President of the United States has if he is willing to make it so easy for someone seeking the same office to mince his words? What given the nuances of foreign relations pray tell would he do if they, like McCain choose to ignore the facts he presents after the “but” which are intended to negate what comes before.
So, if I am trying to disagree agreeably, I might say something like this… well on second thought, I don’t want to give the Obama campaign any ideas… not that they’ll read this post, but on the odd chance they do!
See, I can use the word “but”, and dare I say correctly?!
I thought that was pretty quick for a guy who doesn’t know how to use the Internet! Oh, wait, maybe he does!
I also realize that I’m not on the national stage on national TV debating with exceptional public speakers.
That said, I’ve come to learn that using the word “but” gets you in trouble. I wonder what other trouble the would be President of the United States has if he is willing to make it so easy for someone seeking the same office to mince his words? What given the nuances of foreign relations pray tell would he do if they, like McCain choose to ignore the facts he presents after the “but” which are intended to negate what comes before.
So, if I am trying to disagree agreeably, I might say something like this… well on second thought, I don’t want to give the Obama campaign any ideas… not that they’ll read this post, but on the odd chance they do!
See, I can use the word “but”, and dare I say correctly?!