Charlie Gibson and his sidekick

After Watching the Debate, I thought to myself, Wow Charlie Gibson, you really gave it to them. Finally someone asking questions we all wanted to know and politicians doing the same aversive techniques that keeps us wondering if a third area exist in the spectrum of yes/no questions. You know a kind of dark matter.
I also was wondering, maybe I’m just too young to understand these things, but when you’re running against someone isn’t it best not to say they can win in November? I mean isn’t the point of Hillary running against Barack is to say why she is better than him. Instead of answering questions like, do you think Barack can win in November and her reply was
“Yes. Yes. Yes. I think I can do a better job, obviously that’s why I’m here.”
Hillary, you’re suppose to say something like this.“No, I do not think that he can win and that’s why I am asking democratic voters to surround me so we can take down McCain in the fall.”
Saying Yes you think he can win, then saying you can do a better job is quite a silly statement. You’re suppose to put doubt in those undecided and pull attention from those engulfed in Barack and make them wonder, huh, maybe he can’t win. Thanks Hillary for the new Barack Slogan:

Yes He Can, Even Hillary thinks so.