More bad news for Obama...he's just a talker.

Well what do you expect when all you do is tell everyone how bad the country is and how terrible things will be if he isn't elected President and instead go to Germany to make speeches.

From Fox News Opinion Dynamics Poll;

Do you think Barack Obama is a talker or a doer?

Overall: Talker 49 percent, Doer 34 percent. Among independents, 55 percent talker, 26 percent doer.

Do you think John McCain is talker or a doer?

Overall: Talker, 30 percent, doer, 54 percent. Among independents, 21 percent talker, 58 percent doer.

If you had to make the toughest decision of your life, who would you rather get advice from?

Obama, 34 percent; McCain, 50 percent. Among independents it's Obama 22 percent, McCain 52 percent. Interestingly, Biden matches up fairly well against Palin, 39 percent to her 43 percent.

Which ticket has more experience combined? Republicans 52, Democrats 34. Among Independents, it's Republicans 57, Democrats 25.

Which ticket has better judgment combined? Republicans 47, Democrats 43. Among independents, it's Republicans 51, Democrats 32.

Which ticket will bring the right change to Washington? The Democrats still lead, 46 to 39. But among independents, it's Democrats 36, Republicans 38.

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