@Cycloptichorn,
COMPROMISE....Who else but John McCain has worked with Senators from both parties to help bring change to the Nation.
John McCain speaks about bringing change to Washington. John McCain understands that Americans are sick and tired of the same partisan bickering that has been going on for far too long. Obama promises to change our government also. The main difference is Obama wants to change which political party is in power and McCain desires a change in the way our government does its job.
John McCain is famous for the McCain-Feingold act. This was a very unpopular bill to republicans that was meant to reform the way our political campaigns are financed. McCain has chosen to live up to his own bill and live by the standards his reform enacted. John McCain has accepted public financing of his campaign. Obama on the other hand decided that he was such a messiah that he could forgo the public financing route and continues to raise money from the rich elitist class. Just look at the $30,800 per plate fund raiser put on by Jon Bon Jovi this past weekend.
John McCain was famous for working across party lines with Ted Kennedy on immigration reform. This was a highly unpopular bill not only with Republicans but also Americans. McCain understands that we can not have an illegal class of citizens. There are huge burdens placed on society when illegals reap American benefits without really paying into those same programs. Obama supported the immigration reform because he felt he could lock up another minority class. He never really backed the bill. All he really backed was allowing a path to citizenship for illegals.
http://thelizardannex.blogspot.com/2008/09/mccain-history-of-working-across-aisle.html
Has Obama ever gone against his party? NO.
You want change, vote for McCain/Palin