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Saddleback And Its Aftermath
Posted by Pejman Yousefzadeh on Sun Aug 17, 2008 at 03:06:23 PM EST
I missed the McCain and Obama interviews with Rick Warren last night, but from the looks of things, McCain was the one who gained the most from the interviews. This fits in with a lot of the e-mails that I received regarding the appearances. Now, the e-mails that I received are from people predisposed to voting for McCain, but at the same time, many of those people have had critical things to say about McCain in the past.
Again, since I didn't watch the program, I don't want to pass judgment just yet on how the candidates did respectively. But it seems safe to say that all of the things people said in the past about the town hall setting being favorable to John McCain are true. Maybe that is the reason why Barack Obama is so unwilling to meet McCain in a town hall setting despite the latter's repeated invitations to do so.
Something to think about, at least.
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