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Mccain was UP by 2 points this morning, in the middle of Obama's party.
They showed a shot of the "white house" Obama will stroll out of on Thursday night, good grief, he still does not get it!
This election is not about Americian Idol, it is about who can lead, if you think he can lead, great.
Good luck.
Hillary Clinton would have made a great president. Obama??
He is showing his stuff and it STINKS!!!
MCCAIN '08!!
Mccain was UP by 2 points this morning, in the middle of Obama's party.
They showed a shot of the "white house" Obama will stroll out of on Thursday night, good grief, he still does not get it!
This election is not about Americian Idol, it is about who can lead, if you think he can lead, great.
Good luck.
Hillary Clinton would have made a great president. Obama??
He is showing his stuff and it STINKS!!!
MCCAIN '08!!
WOW! Senator Clinton - I want you to ask yourselves: Were you in this campaign just for me? Or were you in it for that young Marine and others like him? Were you in it for that mom struggling with cancer while raising her kids? Were you in it for that boy and his mom surviving on the minimum wage? Were you in it for all the people in this country who feel invisible?
"Now, John McCain is my colleague and my friend.
He has served our country with honor and courage.
But we don't need four more years ... of the last eight years.
More economic stagnation ... and less affordable health care.
More high gas prices ... and less alternative energy.
More jobs getting shipped overseas ... and fewer jobs created here.
More skyrocketing debt ... home foreclosures ... and mounting bills that are crushing our middle class families.
More war ... less diplomacy.
More of a government where the privileged come first ... and everyone else comes last.
John McCain says the economy is fundamentally sound. John McCain doesn't think that 47 million people without health insurance is a crisis. John McCain wants to privatize Social Security. And in 2008, he still thinks it's OK when women don't earn equal pay for equal work.
With an agenda like that, it makes sense that George Bush and John McCain will be together next week in the Twin Cities. Because these days they're awfully hard to tell apart."
C'mon tell us....Operation chaos is pretty much ended. Senator McCain was your first choice. The Republicans are slick but Senator Clinton just called you guys out....
With all due respect georgia dem, I have yet to read any post of yours that actually explains your support of McCain that is not wrapped in your bitterness over Hillary not being the Democratic nominee. If you support McCain because you believe his policies are better for the US than Obama's (which are very similar to Hillary's and are obviously policies she supports otherwise she would not have given such a fabulous speech), then perhaps you ought to reconsider your party affiliation as McCain's policies and social views do not in any way mirror what the Democratic party traditionally espouse.
Please explain why you support McCain, is it because you believe in his social and economic policies? If so, how did you come to those conclusions while claiming Democratic affiliation?
In the past, when you've been asked such questions, you've generally responded that it is your vote to do what you chose with, and that is absolutely the case, as that is the case with everyone, but my question is very simple. Why McCain, do you actually believe in him? or is this a vote out of spite?
Mccain was UP by 2 points this morning, in the middle of Obama's party.
They showed a shot of the "white house" Obama will stroll out of on Thursday night, good grief, he still does not get it!
This election is not about Americian Idol, it is about who can lead, if you think he can lead, great.
Good luck.
Hillary Clinton would have made a great president. Obama??
He is showing his stuff and it STINKS!!!
MCCAIN '08!!
wow. you are gullable to believe those catch phrases about Obama not being ready to lead
I thought Sen. Clinton gave a great speech. I appreciated her references to Sen. Obama, her tributes to her supporters, the positive reference to the Clinton presidency and the reminders of why she was running in the first place. She had a very fine line to walk and I think she balanced the needs of the party with her own needs for recognition very well. Those same opinionators in the MSM who are chiding her for not retracting some of her early campaign statements would be beating her up today for being a 'suck-up' had she done so. I've often felt that many of her past decisions were made for the sake of 'going along, getting along'. I was very happy to see her NOT playing that game this time.
I also liked the speeches by the Mass. and Montana govs. Mr. Warner, not so much. He seemed really flat considering it was the 'keynote' speech.
wow. you are gullable to believe those catch phrases about Obama not being ready to lead
it is not the catch phrases that show Obama is not ready to lead, it is Obama showing that loud and clear.
He is not ready to lead, but he is ready to lose.
So, what does the "dem' in georgia dem stand for?!
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