How did Obama do on O'Reily's show the other day?

He earned Bill O'Reilly's respect. Bill O wrote this the following day:

"The Barack Obama I witnessed is self-confident, determined and driven. He was acutely aware of his surroundings from the moment he entered the room. He looks you in the eye and touches your shoulder. He understands how to connect one-on-one.

On the foreign policy front, Obama has convinced me that he is tough but cautious.

After going mano-a-mano with Obama on television, I am also persuaded that he is a sincere guy - that he wants the best for all Americans. He's an ideologue, but not a blind one. He understands that his story is incredible, and, I have come to believe, he is grateful to the American system for allowing it happen.

In short, he's a real person trying to achieve an unreal position - that of the most powerful person in the world.

God help him."

by way of fact O'Reilly isn't a information worth coach to flow on. there is absolutly no journalism on that coach. that's extra a coach of yelling fits between O'Reilly and each customer he has. additionally i admire the Barrack Hussein Obama/Osama. ask your self whether the guy posting this question knows that no different canidate working or thinking of working for president isn't having there center call used in an attempt to scare the yank voter. Very dissappointed in usa of america on the instant.

Poorly I thought. Obama is terrible at speaking without a prompter. He doesn't take a moment to organize his thoughts before he speaks so there is a lot of "uhh umm well uhh" in there. He dodged a lot of questions and couldn't give straight answers. O'Reily was pretty soft on him though. I wish Hannity would have got the interview.

He looked uneasy, Bill didn't let him off the hook, Obama did admit the surge was a success

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Obama just dodged a bunched of questions. But he did admit that the surge has been a huge success.

Of coure he stuttered

and I thought it was just a calm debate really instead of a interview

He blabbered his way around most of the great questions and showed himself to be a really" small" man.

He did exceptinally well. O'Reilly interupted and interupted and interupted, and it didn't shake him. I thought he showed conviction in what he was saying whether you disagree on the issue or not.

Judge it for yourself

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I think he did as well as anyone else on the show. It was a draw..

I 'd say it was neither a win or a loss...OReilly didn't really get to him, Obama didn't get to OReilly...an even fight I'd say.