Gee, didn't the McCains save enough through Bush's tax cuts to pay his property taxes? LOL
McCain's temper has been common knowledge for many years; those who refuse to acknowledge such information will never accept bad news concerning him. They'll support him until "death do us part," just like Bush supporters.
Having a temper and using foul language could turn some republican's on.
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cicerone imposter wrote:McCain's temper has been common knowledge for many years; those who refuse to acknowledge such information will never accept bad news concerning him. They'll support him until "death do us part," just like Bush supporters.
Well, only the real nutcases, like the ones we see around here, CI.
Quote:
Sunday Roundup
Ariana Huffington
But Novak documents something even more significant: the overpowering sense of revulsion with Bush and today's Republican Party felt by many conservatives. The money quote is delivered by a long-time GOP loyalist: "The Republican Party is a dead rotting carcass with a few decrepit old leaders stumbling around like zombies in a horror version of Weekend With Bernie [sic], handcuffed to a corpse." I didn't think it could be done, but that tops Republican Rep. Tom Davis' classic "If we were dog food, they would take us off the shelf."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/sunday-roundup_b_109782.html
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/06/30/mccain-confuses-sudan-and-somalia/
McCain doesn't know the difference between Somalia and Sudan.
Cycloptichorn
McCain makes those kind of error too often. I wouldn't want a commander in chief who confuses countries; he might start a war with a long-time ally.
Is there much of a difference anyway?
woiyo wrote:
Is there much of a difference anyway?
I'm sure if you asked them, they would say so...
Cycloptichorn
Cycloptichorn wrote:woiyo wrote:
Is there much of a difference anyway?
I'm sure if you asked them, they would say so...
Cycloptichorn
The only difference is in HOW they commit genocide.
Once again, you post irrelevance. Shall we look for some bumbling speeches from Obama? I know there are several?
woiyo wrote:Cycloptichorn wrote:woiyo wrote:
Is there much of a difference anyway?
I'm sure if you asked them, they would say so...
Cycloptichorn
The only difference is in HOW they commit genocide.
Once again, you post irrelevance. Shall we look for some bumbling speeches from Obama? I know there are several?
Please show us; I'm really interested.
If this contest comes down to 'who makes the most mis-statements and gaffes,' McCain is screwed, and you know it.
I think it's much more accurate to say that McCain's pattern of misstatements doesn't help his already struggling candidacy.
Cycloptichorn
He's talking about Islamic states.
woiyo wrote: Not sure WTF he is talking about here
And, ofcoarse, woiyo understands everything Bush says.
Only struggling in the polls. Only one poll that really counts and that is in Nov. Everyone pretty much knew that Obama would get a bounce after he was the presumptive nominee but it is a long time, politically, ofr the Nov poll and McCain should be ok in making up the difference between now and then. I'd suggest waiting til after the conventions and they have a debate or two to look at the polling numbers.
Obama's shiny veneer is wearing thin already and he hasn't actually become the nominee yet. He is an unread book with a pretty cover. I'd say wait for the American people to read the book. Then they will be better suited to judge.
How does McCain make up the difference between now and November? Swift Boaters?
This could well apply to McCain.
George Bush goes to a primary school to talk to the kids to get a little public relations exercise. After his talk he offers question time. One little boy puts up his hand and George asks him his name. " Stanley", responds the little boy.
"And what is your question, Stanley?"
"I have four questions: First, why did the US invade Iraq without the support of the UN? Second, why are you president when Al Gore got more votes? Third, whatever happened to Osama Bin Laden? Fourth, why are we so worried about gay-marriage when half of all Americans don't have health insurance?"
Just then, the bell rings for break. George Bush informs the kiddies that they will continue after break.
When they resume George says, "OK, where were we? Oh, that's right, it's question time. Who has a question?" A different little boy puts up his hand. George points him out and asks him his name. "Johnnie", he responds. "And what is your question, Johnnie?"
"Actually, Sir, I have six questions: First, why did the US invade Iraq without the support of the UN? Second, why are you president when Al Gore got more votes? Third, whatever happened to Osama Bin Laden? Fourth, why are we so worried about gay marriage when half of all Americans don't have health insurance? Fifth, why did the break bell go off twenty minutes early today? And sixth, what the fock happened to my mate Stanley?"
