The answer to the title of this post.. Yes he will bore them.
deralaand
· 2 years ago
Who is McCain?
The demographic you have described already belongs to one candidate.
Ron Paul
Lonelyceo
· 2 years ago
Re that "fall off the stage" comment. You're thinking of Bob Dole, not McCain.
Collin LaHay
· 2 years ago
Unless you are giving away dating tips or free ringtones, the majority of myspace won't give a s***.
Daniela
· 2 years ago
I think it's pretty simple to figure out if these dialouges are successful - Check out McCain's MySpace page today, for example. He's received hundreds of comments and a bunch of new friend adds. We will see if these translate into votes, but by participating and opening himself up to a live forum he has gained more eyeballs than he ever would through traditional media.
Young people are definitely paying attention and participating in these dialouges, motivated by the opportunity to directly engage with the candidates. The production value of the shows and quality of the questions posed by the audience and moderators rivals that of the CNN/YouTube debates. Not only that, MTV/Space is arguably doing a better job of I watched and participated in the MTV/MySpace Presidential Dialogue with Senator John McCain last night. McCain seemed to struggle a little in the beginning, adjusting to the instant feedback and direct questions from the audience, but he quickly caught on and provided a lot of insight into his priorities and thoughts on topics relevant to young people, as well as the entire country.
I'm not going to vote for him, but the difference between this election and the last few I've been able to vote in is that I've witnessed many of the candidates as "real" people, not hiding behind the iron curtain of tightly controlled press rhetoric and stale debates. I believe that a lot of the statements and campaign promises that all the candidates are making will no longer work as they have in the past. This time, they will truly be held accountable by an informed public bolstered by a young and empowered population of voters who will demand real change and will be paying attention to progress or lack of.
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Yes he will bore them.
The demographic you have described already belongs to one candidate.
Ron Paul
Young people are definitely paying attention and participating in these dialouges, motivated by the opportunity to directly engage with the candidates. The production value of the shows and quality of the questions posed by the audience and moderators rivals that of the CNN/YouTube debates. Not only that, MTV/Space is arguably doing a better job of
I watched and participated in the MTV/MySpace Presidential Dialogue with Senator John McCain last night. McCain seemed to struggle a little in the beginning, adjusting to the instant feedback and direct questions from the audience, but he quickly caught on and provided a lot of insight into his priorities and thoughts on topics relevant to young people, as well as the entire country.
You can watch the entire show (23 segments) here:
http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/?id=1575664
I'm not going to vote for him, but the difference between this election and the last few I've been able to vote in is that I've witnessed many of the candidates as "real" people, not hiding behind the iron curtain of tightly controlled press rhetoric and stale debates. I believe that a lot of the statements and campaign promises that all the candidates are making will no longer work as they have in the past. This time, they will truly be held accountable by an informed public bolstered by a young and empowered population of voters who will demand real change and will be paying attention to progress or lack of.