azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

To put it into context, Sen. McCain has often said, “we’re going to have more wars,” “I wish we had zero percent interest rates,” “bomb bomb bomb Iran” and countless other irrelevant and nonsensical drivel.Not only is Sen. McCain not a true Republican but he is basically a Liberal Democrat in Republican clothing (which Republican isn’t nowadays?).It is obvious throughout his “straight-talk” express that he is not even fit to be Senator. It is appalling that a man running for President of the United States thinks the President of Germany is Russian President Vladimir Putin or when being asked an Economics question by Dr. Ron Paul can not give a clear answer and instead giving an incoherent response.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

Sen. McCain is a scary man who wants war with every nation on Earth. He wants to be in Iraq for 100 years, continue our imperialistic expansion empire and send our economy into debt by spending a trillion+ dollars a year foreign policy.Another fantastic example showing Sen. McCain’s incompetence is through one of the Fox Debates. Dr. Ron Paul was giving an answer on the middle east and foreign policy and Sen. McCain gives a ripe with, “I don’t want to trade with them, all they want to trade are burqas…I don’t want to fly with them, they want one-way tickets.” This is the man that could be the 44th President of the United States of America?It is leaders like these that have given, once a peaceful nation, the recognition of a country that has to go to war just to protect our insecurities.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

Even though I'm not a supporter of either candidate, at least Senator John McCain tried to get legislation through to have some oversight on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

jonh mccain is so not fit to become presdint of the usa if u wants to be he would lower gass prices for everyoneeven the middle class. jonh mccain kindda wats everything to stay the same but we need change lots of change that way im voting for Obama not john Mccain and plus who want a mane like that for presdient not so Go Obama boo McCain(ps.i noe john McCain is going to be presdient so wats the piont for this comment)
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

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Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

i really don't think americans are retarded enough to actually vote for obama... but then again, we ended up having to choose between bush and gore and then bush and kerry.seriously, how the fuck can people be so moronic to come up with choices like that?McCain is long past overdue. we should have had him after the first Bush (instead of clinton and his civilian bombing, nuclear secret selling ass).i just miss the Huckabee/Colbert thing. that would have been awesome.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

americans are fucking retarded they made the mistake by voting for bush the second time. if you were educated enough to understand the economic disasters and depression and struggle this country is going threw we should have made the fucked up mistake by voting bush in for the second time. But the past is the past. This is the present and people seem to be making the same mistake by voting for McCain. That cok sucker is the same as bush. If you were a smart american you would vote for Obama...you should open up your eyes and see what other countries are saying about us..and ohh im not american.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

Obama is scary . . way too many unknowns about him. He could be the antiChrist for all I know. At least with McCain, you know what you're getting. If McCain doesn't get someone like Huck as a VP, I might vote "none of the above."
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

your getting a cok sucker thats identical to Bush..But ohh i guess since your one of those retarded americans your still going to vote for him..GL with the presidential elections. from our views your country is going to shit =)
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

Let's face it, Barack Obama is a leftist, and the fact is, you do not win an election based upon catering exclusively to the base of your party. The base of a party is just that, the base, those who are already committed to vote on one side, therefore, what wins an election is not a candidate's strength in the party's foundation values, but their ability to capture the majority of the nation's moderates. Quite frankly, John McCain is in the best position to do this.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Yah... John McCain can capture moderates while towing the same foreign policy line as the most unpopular president in modern history. Sure. Pre-emptive war is SOOOOOOOO moderate.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

I don't know but I'm sure it'll be one of these two guys. More than likely the one that gets the most votes.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

I don't know but his wife is a busty blond with a beer distributorship. This has got to count for something.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I think that Obama is going to be the next President. People in the United States are tired of the policies of the past 8 years and those that are "on the fence" now will be moved by Obama's strong rhetoric and engaging oratories and will be convinced to vote for him come November 4th.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Superior Organization Wins Elections

Barack Obama is lilely to be the next POTUS not only because people are ready for a change but also because he is running a superior political campaign as compared to his adversaries. His campaign's organizational strengths first took down Hillary Clinton, now he's going to take down John McCain. In contested states the Obama Campaign has opened 194 field offices as compared to 60 for McCain and the GOP. Targeting likely voters and winning the "early voting war" are keys to victory, and Obama is well ahead. The candidate who gets the most voters to the polls wins, and that appears to be Obama.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

So just because a guy can speak well we should assume he will lead well? To me it sounds like we just found a guy who can describe a better fence (it's still a fence) for more people to sit on. And as far as rhetoric, I think he's just orating a new kind of sophistry that the voting majority is not ready to listen to. If it is not going to be McCain it will be some last minute third party unknown conservative who isn't quite as ancient.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Ability to speak well is highly correlated with intelligence which is in turn highly correlated with good leadership.Just look at Bush for an example of poor speaking ability indicating low intelligence which in turn leads to lowsy leadership.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

No matter how you feel about him, Barack Obama is a powerful force that will influence the future direction of the United States. Whether he is elected President in 2008 or in a later election, Barack is the leader of political and social change for our country.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I believe that Barack will provide the change we need.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

It's not a question of who is "on the fence." This election will come down to who can control a majority of the larger states. If Obama cannot unite the democratic party (which he has not proved he is capable of), he will not win the traditionally Democratic states come November. Many of those who are "on the fence" are upper middle class whites, who might even tend to support McCain's moderate economic policies. Finally, Americans, with help from the pundits, will see through Obama's glowing rhetoric and dazzling speeches and will understand that Obama is a candidate of ideals, dreams, hope, ambition; but he is not a candidate of realities.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I didn't realize that the only way to win the Presidency was to win the Big States. I was under the impression that there were 50 states big and small.I belive this year CO, IA, MO, and NM will be in place and those are not big states.I also disagree with that he is not a candidate of realiites. Obama, Clinton, and Edwards barely differ regarding policy issues. Between Clinton and Obama the policy difference were so small that people turn this into an American Idol contest since the policies were virtually the same.The policy difference with Obama and McCain is so strong even a blind man can see.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Obama will win the Presidency.McCain represents everything that Americans are tired and wary of. We've been complaining about 'politics as usual' for generations, because most politicians are like McCain: older white men with an established agenda, at the beck and call of the corporations and special interest groups that finance their campaigns.That's over now. Obama was nominated in an entirely new way -- with the power of the internet behind him, and everything that entails -- and he isn't a serf of the big-money interests that have kept real change from taking place in Washington.Additionally, McCain's ties to Bush, his loose relationship with facts, and his age are certain to work against him. Put them up side by side, and it's Nixon and Kennedy all over again.It's time for a new way of doing things all across the board: the old media is being made obsolete, and so are the old politics that depend upon it. He'll be the first President of a burgeoning American renaissance, and the fact that he has broken so many standing 'facts' about politics already only gives more weight to that.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: John McCain

I'd love to believe that's true, but unfortunately I think that perspective only applies to a section of American society, the one young, internet-savvy Americans are most exposed to. I'm doubtful that 'middle America' see it that way.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

"...the old media is being made obsolete, and so are the old politics that depend upon it. He'll be the first President of a burgeoning American renaissance..."Music to my ears. Oh how I hope this is true.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

Barack Obama is an extraordinary politician. So much so, it's unfair to label him a politician. He is a leader not a politician. Sure, he is a Senator and strives to be President, but those are the channels set by our forefathers in order for a citizen to be considered a leader in the United States. Barack has the map to the Oval Office but takes a different highway than most.He stands up for what is morally correct and doesn't play in the good ole boy network. He listens to his constituents, stands up for the citizens he represents and keeps the best interest of the United States at heart. That's why he was one of the few who voted against the Iraq war. Barack knew the reasons for war were cloudy and that not all avenues were pursued before deciding to go to war. He made his position clear and has never backed away from it.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

People will vote for Barack because they want change. McCain is strongly for the war and people want our troops home. Barack will bring them home. Electing McCain would be like electing Bush all over again. Eight years of him is quite enough. Even republicans are turning away from their own party because they want our troops home.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Barack Obama will be our next President. John McCain is a national hero, a centrist and very capable politician. There are two reason why such an attractive candidate is doomed in his bid for the highest office in our country. Reason #1) George Bush has given his political party the lowest approval rating of any party in the last 50 years. The war in Iraq, staggering energy cost, the lack of response to hurricane Katrina are just a few of his uglier moments that have taken gotten him here.Reason #2) Barack Obama: This is no longer a campaign but a movement. He has not only changed the face of politics as we know it, he has also changed the sound. He is charismatic and in tune with the theme that so many Americans are longing for; Hope.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

We need a progressive, non-agressive and diplomatic leader. Let it be Obama.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

The American public is generally angry with the republican party. Historical evidence shows that when disaster occurs in the country, the people get angry and chase the party in power out of the white house, no matter which party it is.The label of "Republican" has become anathema to the younger generation, who haven't been entrenched in party warfare as long. It will still be a very close race, though.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

There is absolutely no question that Barack Obama will be the next president of the United States. Set aside his charisma. Set aside his progressive stances.What matters this time is that Americans are ready for a change. Hilary Clinton probably would have made it a closer race, but even with Clinton running for president, the American people know that the country needs fresh, new leadership, with new ideas, and a new way of looking at things.And it's not only the Americans. Obama's election to the presidency will send a message to the rest of the world that the U.S. wishes to lead the world by example, not by heavy-handed military muscle.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I believe that Obama will be the next president, because he knows what he's talking about and is very promising.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Policies aside, having watched both Obama and McCain at the podium, and having witnessed Obama masterfully deflect any and all criticism coming from the Clinton campaign during the primaries, it seems likely that Obama will take a stranglehold on the election once the televised debate season starts. Obama is so strong on the podium, and so articulate that he will likely eat McCain alive during the debates.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

If McCain wins this election, I will have lost all faith in the American public. McCain's policies are almost identical to Bush's, and since Bush's approval ratings are down near 30%, you would expect Obama to win in a landslide. But of course, the average American has no clue as to what is going on, so it will end up being much closer than it ever should be.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Obama

We don'y need someone esle wh lies and misleads us like Bsuh did. We need something new and different instead and someonhow who will help our country
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Right now Senator Obama is leading in the polls but by a very small margin. According to Real Clear Politics Obama is ahead 47% to Senator McCain's 45%. The polls may show that it is a tight race however, the American people will not choose a Republican for President for quite some time.The American people are not looking for substance; they are looking for a positive message, which is not a good thing, in my opinion. Both the Republicans and Democrats are not giving detailed plans and if they are, it is more of the same.What is more amazing is that the media, and Obama supporters, let Mr. Obama off the hook with every single negative point to Obama's record and past. This just proves the point that the Illinois Senator will be elected based on the "hope" and "change" ad nausem.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Obama will get a huge lift from the choice of Palin for McCain's VP. The pregnant daughter will turn out to be the tip of the iceberg. In an attempt to energize his campaign McCain's mis-step wll prove to be his undoing. The best thing for Obama is that he can take the high road all the way to the white House as Palin packs for Alalska.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Barack Obama is some fresh air we need in the white house! In the past 40 years in only 13 have we had a Democrat as president. In the past 40 years no Republican president has ever come close to balancing a budget. They all ran up massive deficits. That includes Reagan Bush and Bush! Clinton left a surplus!Republicans have no agenda other than attack Democrats for what they have been doing for the past 8 years: Running up a $3 TRILLION deficit and getting 60,000 plus innocent people killed in a country that had nothing to do with terrorists not had anything to do with 9/11! Meanwhile those who are making out are those on Corporate Welfare and no bid contracts. Bush in 2006 cut VA Hospitals by 1 BILLION while giving tax cuts to the rich!McCain is already getting senile and Palin in her speech provided no insight as to what they were going to do except more tax cuts for the rich! She also lies a lot. Her speech was riddled with lies. She supported the Bridge to nowhere. What the heck, it was BUSH'S speech writers who wrote her speech!Have seen no plan from the Republicans except more of the same, and I guess that means them violating the constitution and torturing people, starting wars and bleeding the poor dry! O am sick of Republicans. And I don't want this ticket as that means the end of Roe V Wade!
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I sincerely believe that Barack Obama will be the next President of the United States. The American people were stampeded into voting Republican the last time based on an overwhelming projection of fear-mongering. We seemed to respond more to our feelings than our thoughts. I'm now hoping that more of the country has literally come to its senses. As President Lincoln said: "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time." Pray God that we've finally reached this point.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

The little blurb underneath the question is false and misleading. They are not polar opposites.They both want to go to war with Iran and other nations coughPakistancough.The following links are key examples that Senator Barack Obama is another war-mongering commander-in-chief, which the United States has had for several decades now:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnywcosoPuI&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw2XTC1V4fk&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuBVJ3dQHdw&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyIHcokQaKw&feature=PlayList&p;=16A069216601F514&index=15 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2u7uCDGpjI&feature=PlayList&p;=16A069216601F514&index=18
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

This is the true Obama, all talk no action. He just tells people what they want to hear. You know what, i say let him be preisdent, because when he screws up the country even more, its going to be funny. Why, because every single liberal and democrat is going to turn against him and say I didn't vote for him. Obama, what a joke.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Obama will be the next President of the United States because he and running mate Joe Biden stand for freedom and equality.Our great nation was founded on the principles of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. His competitors seek to take away personal choice, do not favor equality, believe in global warming.Obama seeks to move our country forward.The GOP would like to return us to the middle ages.I don't know how anyone can look at what has happened in the U.S. over the past eight years and NOT say ENOUGH. No How, No Way, No McCain.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

Here is, briefly, Senator Obama’s plan on how to jumpstart the economy again (obviously he has never read Adam Smith or Ludwig von Mises):Provide a Tax Cut for Working Families: Obama will restore fairness to the tax code and provide 150 million workers the tax relief they need. Obama will create a new "Making Work Pay" tax credit of up to $500 per person, or $1,000 per working family. The "Making Work Pay" tax credit will completely eliminate income taxes for 10 million Americans.Why not a tax cut for everyone? Plus how can he give tax breaks to citizens if his spending is astronomical? What would make even more sense is to just cut the income tax and not give any tax credits. Basically what this means is that he will give another stimulus package. You pay into it, you get money back. That is an awful way to handle the economy.
Debate: Who is going to be the next President of the United States?
Side: Barack Obama

I believe that Barak Obama will be the next president for a myriad of reasons. First off, he's more charismatic than McCain, and that holds more weight in modern politics than anything else- he's better looking, a better speaker, and comes off as a nice guy who you wouldn't mind shooting some hoops with or going to the movies with or whatever activity floats your boat- in general, people do indeed vote for the candidate they'd like to have a beer with. On top of that, the economy is so deep in the tank that it's very survival is in question- and on this issue, in poll after poll after poll, Obama is trusted by more Americans than McCain as the person with the best chance to do something to fix it. Why? Because they remember the last time a president named Bush brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy, it was a democrat who pulled us out of it. Add to that the inevitable mentions of the Keating 5 scandal and McCain's role as one of those five senators in these fiscally trying times. And then add Palin's curiouser and curiouser displays of ignorance and arrogance on nationally televised interviews to the mix. And to top it all off, add the massive voter registration of democrats that the Obama organization has run, and there is no way, in the current political climate, for McCain to win. Of course, something could happen- some new calamity or scandal could surface that changes everything. But until that happens, we can look forward to seeing an Obama White House.