[jammin' jamey]

He is entitled to have his own opinions, my point was that he just inst the person he was putting himself off to be. He catered to conservative issues, in a very pro conservative area, that shouldn't be how a "debate" is handled. You shuld be fair to both candidates, and not be biased. And it kills me when Right wingers take the high moral ground, when there golden boy mccain has had his own marital problems, I guess the RW must be of the "do as I say, not as I do" group.

As for Rick Warren, I thought he put off exactly who he was or respectfully, you don't know who he is or represents. He's not Methodist or Presbyterian and neither is his church. He takes a stand in what he believes and both candidates knew this going in to the debate and the audience should've realized it too. Hardcore left wingers didn't like this debate because of the setting, plain and simple.

What's biased about asking questions about abortion or gay marriage anyway? Biased because those are questions were asked in Christian setting with a mostly Republican audience? If Obama has to answer a question about abortion by saying "its above my payscale" in front of a mostly GOP audience because he's trying to appeal to swing voters instead of just saying he's pro-choice and standing by it, how's he going to fair against foreign affairs and dealings with people that hate Americans, no matter their political affliation?

I also liked how Obama handled the question of when life begins, by saying it's above his paygrade. He could have took the arrogrant stance and claim to have the answer, but the answer is still highly debated.

What's to debate? Scientific evidence? Barrack Obama clearly stated that he was a Christian during the debate. Why couldn't he give the answer that his religion believes in? It's not a question of whether he's a practicing Christian because I don't believe either candidate is, but if he is what he claims to be, he could've gave a clearer answer than saying "it's above his payscale" and trying to be rhetorical in his response.

I'll give an answer to it. Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born I sanctified you; I ordained you a prophet to the nations." (Jeremiah 1:4-5).
Anyone of any payscale can read this and know it to be true.