MSN Poll---is Obama's coverage fair?

[LogansPapa]

Personally, I like John McCain and what he stands for. Mostly - I like his history of service to the country and the fact that’s he’s willing to put himself out there for a really thankless job. But come on, he’s not the prettiest candidate to ever fill a TV screen and God forbid the presidential election come down to a free-throw.

Marketing a fossil is hard work.;)

[lacarnut]

Personally, I like John McCain and what he stands for. Mostly - I like his history of service to the country and the fact that’s he’s willing to put himself out there for a really thankless job. But come on, he’s not the prettiest candidate to ever fill a TV screen and God forbid the presidential election come down to a free-throw.

Marketing a fossil is hard work.;)

Marketing an amateur like Obama is even harder.

McCain will rout the Magic Negro and the results will be a certainty by the time the polls close in Cali-fornicate.:)

[LogansPapa]

Question: Do female voters consider the looks of a candidate important?

[LibraryLady]

Question: Do female voters consider the looks of a candidate important?

If I did, this snotty face would turn me off

[SaintLouieWoman]

Question: Do female voters consider the looks of a candidate important?

This one doesn't. In this election I don't find either attractive, but respect McCain. I don't trust Obama and don't want him to be president. Period.

[SaintLouieWoman]

If I did, this snotty face would turn me off

I agree. I hate his smirks and "snotty" looks. Once again you got the right word to describe him.

The Obama supporters said that Hillary wanted and expected a coronation. Obama expects a deification. Oy!

[LogansPapa]

And as part of attractiveness - isn’t physical movement, the ability to be fluid and not an automaton in your appearance, important? Poor John looks a bit like the military general dude leading the mob in ‘Young Frankenstein’. (It’s a joke - so STFU)

[linda22003]

I would remember, and consider, the reason he moves so stiffly. And that's no joke.

[LogansPapa]

I would remember, and consider, the reason he moves so stiffly. And that's no joke.

Yeah, but you one of dem smart womans - no fair.;)

[Goldwater]

This one doesn't. In this election I don't find either attractive, but respect McCain. I don't trust Obama and don't want him to be president. Period.

Quite frankly both have shown that they're not above changing positions for just about any reason. McCain's "maverick" honest image is completely gone, Obama's "different kind of politician" is shattered.