Presidential and vice presidential debates brought along so many discussions and arguments on the forums and discussion boards. Not too long ago, pranks were played on Sarah Palin bringing her in news again. John McCain performed really well in SNL. Big endorsements for either candidates. Blaming one another for negative campaigning and wrong associations. Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jon McCain and Sarah Palin dolls in the market. And many many more events occurred during this election.

This will be one historical election that won’t be forgotten very easily for the years to come. So yeah, I am going to miss reading the headlines in the blogs tomorrow onwards, and everyone will be back to normal life.

Speaking of the body language, Barack Obama ruled the international central stage. He was talking all figures and numbers, making it easy for an average american to understand the economics of the US. He promised voters the chance to study the federal budget and criticized John McCain for lack of technology experience.

John McCain, on the other hand referred to Obama’s lack of experience. He almost everytime started his points emphasizing on the words “he (Obama) does not undertand this, does not get that”, conveying that he (Obama) has not enough experience, and that his plans could be very dangerous for the country. He was mostly referring to his stories from yesteryears. He made points about his foreign policy experiences from the time in Veitnam and close ties with H Kissinger.

McCain kept addressing Obama as Senator Obama, ignoring the requests from moderator address Obama directly. Obama, on the other hand, was looking straight at the camera, addressing McCain as “John”, and addressing him directly.

Most media in the United States say the presidential debate between the candidates ended in a draw. Both of them did not make any blunders or surprise comments. Although, according to some television stations like CNN and CBS, Senator Barack Obama won this debate.