McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

laughaday — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:01:42 GMT

McSame is toast.........pack up the cue cards and go home to BeerLand.......

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

not laughing — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:03:02 GMT

Is MSNBC ignoring Mike Huckabee's sickening joke about Obama being shot? This happened at the NRA conference and it's about as disgusting and revolting thing a person can say.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Enrique, Chicago — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:03:38 GMT

Is that the best that John McCain can do? McCain is making it abundantly clear that he would continue Bush's failed policies. McCain=FAILURE.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Jay, The Batcave — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:03:56 GMT

The only thing more petty than a Democrat is a Republican.

Obama '08

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

J. Richter — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:04:14 GMT

This superior policy position even after 8 years of experience has left us with a declining economy and infrastructure while we spend mine and your taxes in Iraq as they keep the revenue from oil while Japan, China and Europe continue building beautiful infrastures that will put them in strong positions in the next decades (you should see the new underground transportation system in Shanghai). Forget that this countries are now sustaining our economy as we borrow and buy from them while our currency goes weaker against there. Give it enough time and since you need economy and money for military growth and they will soon even own us militarily.

Bush was practically rebuffed and humiliated in Saudi Arabia today. Look you can his policies John but the rest of the world does not see it this way and it is affecting the country. Today's news:

The Saudi oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, said there was no need to increase production now. ???Supply and demand are in balance today,??? he told a news conference. ???How much does Saudi Arabia need to do to satisfy people who are questioning our oil practices and policies????

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When Air Force One landed in the Saudi capital, the president got a red carpet welcome on the tarmac and was warmly greeted by Saudi leaders as a military band played the U.S. national anthem, slightly off-key.

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Bush was spending the day with Abdullah at his horse farm outside Riyadh, talking mostly out of public view over three tea services and two meals.

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"U.S. influence over OPEC and Gulf oil production is diminished," he said. "It's not clear what the incentive is to Saudi Arabia. We can't deliver on (Mideast) peace. We can't deliver on arms transfers. We can't deliver on the Iraq that Saudi Arabia wants. We are raising problems in terms of Iran. And the reality is the market isn't being driven by us; it's being driven by China, by India, by rising Asian demand."

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Diane from Illinis — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:04:32 GMT

How has "not" talking worked for your soul-mate Bush, McCain?????????? You are a danagerous old man that needs to put his feet up and rest now.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

mike ca — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:04:45 GMT

ok so what does mcain believe in if you dont believe in talking to them and you dont believe in threats againest what do you believe? hitting the red button ?

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Scott, Seattle WA — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:06:23 GMT

SHUT UP OLD GUY! This is a new world and we are still acting like it is the 1950's.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Allen, Minneapolis, MN — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:07:02 GMT

hey Domenico can you point out that when McCain attacks Obama for saying we will leave Iraq immediately even if military advisers were against it, this is HILLARY's stated plan, NOT Obamas.

he is attacking the wrong person, or confused on who he is quoting.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

IraqMustEnd — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:07:04 GMT

Bush Jr.

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looking forward — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:07:44 GMT

McCain's just an old white guy clinging to sad old white guy rhetoric about fear and loathing in the world. Hard when you see yourself becoming irrelevant in a diverse world that doesn't respond to your old fashioned bullying anymore.

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looking forward — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:09:06 GMT

McCain and Romney are just old school, rich white guys clinging to sad old school white guy rhetoric about fear and loathing in the world. Hard when you see yourself becoming irrelevant in a diverse world that doesn't respond to your old fashioned bullying and entitlement anymore.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Capt. Smash, Salt Lake City, Utah — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:10:14 GMT

This is what everyone needs to understand about the War in Iraq.

1. This was the biggest blunder in the history of American foreign policy since we became a country. This alone is ground s for Impeachment of President Bush. When we invaded Iraq we destroyed the balance of Power in the Middle East. Saddam Hussein was keeping Iran in check for the last 20 years. This is why Bush #1 did not go into Baghdad in 1991 he and his staff new this. Our invasion really destroyed any hope for peace in the Middle East. There were other ways of dealing with him that were a lot less expensive and did not cost American lives.

2. We are now trapped we cannot leave under any circumstances the way I see it.

2b. Why? If we leave now; Iran will move into Iraq this verified by those close to the situation on the ground.

2c. Once our departure from Iraq is completed; Iran will control the most of the oil in the Persian Gulf and Oil prices for years to come. Bush and Dick Channey know this, and this is why they are so adamant about staying.

3. The only way to get out of Iraq is to go to war with Iran that is why McCain keeps trying to tie Al-Qaeda with Iran. This is no mistake when he continues to say Al-Qaeda is training in Iran. He is trying to paint the picture for all of you that don’t know any better.

4. The problem with going to war with Iran is we cannot afford to do this. Our Economy is on the brink of financial collapse. We are going to have to pony up and pay more taxes for the war that Bush wanted wage. This is what happened to the USSR in Afghanistan.

5. We are all going to have to pay for Bush’s mistake. Things we need to do:

5a. Lower the speed limit back down to 55 mph. This worked very well under the Carter Administration. Oil went down to 9.00 a barrel under Ragan but it was Carters left over policy that actually made it happen. Then Ronald Regan removed all the regulations speed limit regulations and MPG requirements

5b. Need a national effort to get of fossil fuels as soon as possible.

5c. Force all the auto makers if they are going to sale cars in the US they most improve fuel standards every year.

5d. Raise taxes to go war with Iran with a massive force to wipe out there regime.

5e. Go in to Pakistan in get once and for all Osama bin Laden this is the start WWIII we need to get ready. What Bush has done will go down in history as the worse thing anyone go do as a leader of a free country. The GOP are a bunch of cowards that have let OBL go for 6 years. Right wing cowards that have done nothing but hurt us economicly and have made us weaker.

This is the only way to get out of this disastrous situation that we are in. Mark my words we are about to face some tough times in this country. When you get your rebate checks you better save it along with any other money you can. The clock has started people it’s no longer a game it’s show-time for all of us.

Obama 08

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Dagny in Chicago — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:10:35 GMT

McCain thinks we're all idiots. Of course we have enemies; we're not dumb and neither is Obama. I can't wait until the first Obama-McCain debate.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Capt. Smash, Salt Lake City, Utah — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:10:59 GMT

MSNBC PLEASE POST:

This is what everyone needs to understand about the War in Iraq.

1. This was the biggest blunder in the history of American foreign policy since we became a country. This alone is ground s for Impeachment of President Bush. When we invaded Iraq we destroyed the balance of Power in the Middle East. Saddam Hussein was keeping Iran in check for the last 20 years. This is why Bush #1 did not go into Baghdad in 1991 he and his staff new this. Our invasion really destroyed any hope for peace in the Middle East. There were other ways of dealing with him that were a lot less expensive and did not cost American lives.

2. We are now trapped we cannot leave under any circumstances the way I see it.

2b. Why? If we leave now; Iran will move into Iraq this verified by those close to the situation on the ground.

2c. Once our departure from Iraq is completed; Iran will control the most of the oil in the Persian Gulf and Oil prices for years to come. Bush and Dick Channey know this, and this is why they are so adamant about staying.

3. The only way to get out of Iraq is to go to war with Iran that is why McCain keeps trying to tie Al-Qaeda with Iran. This is no mistake when he continues to say Al-Qaeda is training in Iran. He is trying to paint the picture for all of you that don’t know any better.

4. The problem with going to war with Iran is we cannot afford to do this. Our Economy is on the brink of financial collapse. We are going to have to pony up and pay more taxes for the war that Bush wanted wage. This is what happened to the USSR in Afghanistan.

5. We are all going to have to pay for Bush’s mistake. Things we need to do:

5a. Lower the speed limit back down to 55 mph. This worked very well under the Carter Administration. Oil went down to 9.00 a barrel under Ragan but it was Carters left over policy that actually made it happen. Then Ronald Regan removed all the regulations speed limit regulations and MPG requirements

5b. Need a national effort to get of fossil fuels as soon as possible.

5c. Force all the auto makers if they are going to sale cars in the US they most improve fuel standards every year.

5d. Raise taxes to go war with Iran with a massive force to wipe out there regime.

5e. Go in to Pakistan in get once and for all Osama bin Laden this is the start WWIII we need to get ready. What Bush has done will go down in history as the worse thing anyone go do as a leader of a free country. The GOP are a bunch of cowards that have let OBL go for 6 years. Right wing cowards that have done nothing but hurt us economicly and have made us weaker.

This is the only way to get out of this disastrous situation that we are in. Mark my words we are about to face some tough times in this country. When you get your rebate checks you better save it along with any other money you can. The clock has started people it’s no longer a game it’s show-time for all of us.

Obama 08

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

No longer the GOP — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:11:02 GMT

After hearing about Huckabee's tasteless remark to the NRA I have every reason to doubt Republicans and the NRA. McFlipFlop is a tool. (and I think he should have gone to Toastmasters--have you watched the guy speak???)

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Mister Anderson (The Matrix) — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:11:36 GMT

How long as Israel been going to war with "terrorist nations"? How many assassinations have they executed? I mean if "warfare" and "talking tough" and "lethal force" was the ultimate metric for safety, then Israel would be the safest place in the world and this whole discussion would be mute.

Reality has a strong liberal bias though Mr. McCain....

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Jon, Pittsburgh, PA — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:12:28 GMT

Here is my question: Who do we think that we are to set conditions of meetings? Sure we are a world power, but that didn't seem to mean anything on 9-11-01. What is wrong with sitting down and having one on one civil conversation with another human being? McNutt is in the wrong forum to discuss being civil in a room full of bitter people clinging to their guns.

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C A, Tuscaloosa, AL — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:14:21 GMT

Just pictue this. A live Debate between Obama and McCain. Oh, this is going to be good. I can't wait to see McCain turn red, the steam coming out of his collar and him blowing his stack because he is going to look pretty stupid and ignorant against Obama.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Howard, FL — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:14:26 GMT

Obama is toast.

Loving the McCain Straight Talk Express.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

John Mc Cain, the White house — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:15:31 GMT

It is time for Obama supporters to call the Waaaambulance.

Has everyone seen this funny

http://www.tmz.com/tmz_main_video?titleid=1557830532

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Pat, Boston, MA — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:16:04 GMT

John McCain: Explain to this country your reasoning for going into Iraq and THEN you tell us how naive Barack Obama is.

Explain to this country WHY Bin Laden has not been captured and THEN you tell us how naive Barack Obama is.

Explain to this country why you would DARE joke with the words: Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb bomb Iran.

Barack Obama is smarter & wiser than you are. He is smarter & wiser than Geo. Bush. He is smarter & wiser than Dick Cheney.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Diplomacy is the future — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:16:05 GMT

Why is talking dangerous? What is dangerous is heading to war on false premises. We cannot afford a war with Iran. Do you see any other country in the world threatening to go to war with Iran? Our bridges are breaking, when a natural disaster like Katrina hits us, we cannot marshall our national guards who are in Iraq. My vote is for diplomacy.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Jim — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:16:19 GMT

I saw Obama reading his rebuttal to Bush on MSNBC. He had to wait two day for his speech writers to tell him what to say because he does not have a clue, and therefore obama lost two days in which he could have been talking about the economy. This is letting Hillary's case get stronger, and stronger.

So many people have been scrambling to spin Obama's naive debate gaffe early on when he said he'd talk directly to enemies. But the fact still remains, Obama had no idea what he was talking about, and he said nothing about preconditions or what he now refers to as "preparation" for such talks.
Our country will be left wounded by the Bush administration only to be led now by an unqualified amateur. But at least, it will be a democrat unqualified amateur;I guess that's something. Just pray that he doesn't refer to some world leader's wife as "sweetie."And remember The flip flopper is Barack Obama. Mr Appeasment Obama was backing the Palestinians just 18 months ago, until one of his aides reminded him of the strong Jewish vote in Florida

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Willis, Texas — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:26:02 GMT

McBush, McFlip Flop, McCan't, you know the "old guy" is trying to show some spunk! Unfortuately, he won't remember any of this tomorrow and will have to be reminded several times by his staff.

He says we should worry about Obama's experience -- we really should worry about him being able to recognize the enemy! During his world tour, he kept getting the information wrong!

I see strong signs of dementia! This could explain the fraudently land deal McBush lobbied for his friends and associates which needs to be investigated soon!!

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elephant, reston, va — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:31:41 GMT

What has Mccain done to show that he has some intelligence on foreign policy?? Just serving in the military qualifies you for that? Sorry.. some of the best Secretary of State's in this country did not serve in the military. I have not heard Mccain say anything intelligent so far about foreign policy to make me think he is qualified. In fact i think that his weakness!!!

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Megan, Madison, WI — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:37:15 GMT

There's much more reason to doubt McCain, who will continue Bush's policy, which we already KNOW is a complete FAILURE. We need a Commander in Chief who is willing to LEARN and LISTEN to those who might have MORE INFORMATION, rather than fire or sideline everyone who disagrees with him. I don't see how we can possibly go wrong with that.

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john san antonio — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:42:33 GMT

While we argue back and forth about the things we are told to argue about, the process of keeping us occupied on our safety and threats from all these unseen enemies, our stature in the world and the freedoms we so desperately admire are being sucked away from us by the same means the Nazi's used in Germany.

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Ted. Redmond — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:44:29 GMT

Dagny in Chicago: I'm with you. Do you suppose the old guy will be able to keep from nodding off during a debate? Maybe if they let Lieberman sit at his side and prod him and correct him about Shiites and Sunnis. This guy is a dunce.

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John D, Villa Rica, GA — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:46:22 GMT

What I do not understand is why is okay for Israel to attck the Palestenians by overtly declaring to kill their leaders, and then doing so, and the United States says very little to condemn such practices. Why is it that when Palestine does anything to retaliate and protect its people from Israeli attacks, it is seen as a terroristic act. It seems the United States allows Israel to do whatever it wants to do to its neighboring countries, but if anyone threatens Israel, then the United States is ready and willing to bomb them to pieces. In my opinion the United States will always be ineffective in its stance to acquire peace in the middle East because we have always supported only Israel, no matter if they are right or wrong on issues. I welcome any input to my views, both pro and con. I am a young, academically educated man (26) and know that I have a lot to learn about history, but from what I have learned, it seems that we are a very bias country when it comes to foreign relations and are solely pro Israel. Why is this? I am a Christian and am aware of the Camp David agreement and Judeo-Christian history, but why is it that we can't be more proactive and unbias to the surrounding nations of Israel too. Thanks in advance to any insight.

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Sean — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:46:52 GMT

clinton was not in the news at all today...just to point that out

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Stefan o, barstow, ca — Sat, 17 May 2008 01:48:14 GMT

where is that vietnam web site taking bets on who beats McCain this election.

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Marina Sakhno — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:04:29 GMT

The new name for this is "BS Express"!!!

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dtexas, mesquite — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:05:24 GMT

Why don't give Mcsame one chance with F-16 fighter and go down to Iraq just to see what he can do to win the war in Iraq, his said today that by 2013 we will won Iraq war. I have a messages for John Mccain You LOSER Mcsame you screwed up in VIETNAM war falled into the ground because you have no experenced in fighter plan that you operating, vietname the poorest country in the world you could beat them how can you beat the Iraqi who dress up like regular people and setting there and waiting for you to come by and shut you, my advise to you bring our troop home stop harm our militery greatness you don't win this war when they dress up civilian people..
thanks, I respect the man and women in service

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texan, garland — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:22:56 GMT

John McCain Don't even Know how to controll his own FIGHTER PLAN, that why he got caughted in VietName for 5 years which he just a prisoner not a fighter with his lacked of experenced. Why he told about the country security if he does't have experence in the war we gave him a chance to get on that fighter plan but screwed it up.. thanks god he alive
Texan

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Shel, SLC UT — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:29:27 GMT

1. The "straight talk" express has so many tracks, I can't keep up with the position du jour.

2. Not talk to your adversaries?? Keep your friends close but your enemies closer.

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Joanie, Carlsbad, CA — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:34:29 GMT

How in the hell could Huckabee say something like that? He is a former pastor! I thought he was a Christian man? Even the people listening were just nervously laughing... I think most of the NRA supporters wouldn't even think of saying something like that. I am absolutely aghast. My mouth was hanging open watching him say that! That was THE LOWEST thing I have ever heard in politics. What is he doing, encouraging his assassination? No one is talking about this? How can we ever move forward?

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David, Santa Rosa, CA — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:37:29 GMT

Okay Dems… the republicans have “action Chaos” and are littering perfectly good blogs, commentaries, etc… with inane and insane rhetoric. SO… I propose that we Dems return the favor. I’ve been at conservative blogs and conservative news organizations (rhymes with sox) and just lambasting the republicans with facts and good rhetoric (if I say so myself). Maybe we could call ours “Operation DAN” in honor of Dan Quale. Said another way… “Operation Defecate A Neocon.” This can be improved upon. If this is already happening... somebody clue me in how to contribute and in what way!

Dems 08'

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H, Tustin, CA — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:37:34 GMT

I think MSNBC should address the issue regarding what Huckabee said at the NRA. He is an idiot and shows how remarkably scared the republicans are of not only Obama winning the presidency but also the loss of all of those seats that are up for grabs by the DEMS.

Based upon Bush's, McCain's, Romney's, and Huckabee's statements, it is clear that the Republicans do not have a fighting chance in hell of winning in Nov.

OBAMA 08

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David, Santa Rosa, CA — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:38:17 GMT

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skylark, AZ — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:40:08 GMT

We have enemys because we MADE enemys. We have proved ourselves violent bullys. Beyond reason.
The GOP Party is made up of the little boys who pulled wings off of flies, set cats on fire and then graduated to using guns as substitutes for sexual prowess. They are war mongers who will gleefully sacrifice your children to their God. Greed. They have virtually destroyed our country and you who voted for them are accomplises to murder.
They can't even spell diplomacy much less practice it. There is a reason we are known as "ugly Americans" I love my country. I love my planet. But mother earth herself appears to have had enough of our pillaging and like a dog scratching fleas is trying to rid herself of us. Homo sapiens: Failed experiment.
We can be better than this.
We can have peace on earth.
Of course we may have gone the way of the Dinosaur by then.
Give peace a chance.
Obama

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skylark, AZ — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:41:19 GMT

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America First — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:46:18 GMT

Haven't read the comments the last few days but noticed a picture that shows Barack Obama with a flag lapel pin. Is this an old picture before he came out and explained why he no longer wore the flag or is this politics as usual. One can go their own way up until a point and that point was when he actually had a chance of winning the nomination. Apparently the man either does not know what he believes, does not believe what he believes or is trust plain untruthful. This is the change people are talking about. Doesn't appear to be much change to me. "Anthing to get elected"; wonder where I have heard those words before?

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Rob — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:54:25 GMT

blah blah blah blah blah!

McCain is old, old, old, old, old!

His ideas are archaic, like his age.

Change is inevitable.

The Bush Administration will go down in history as the most damage causing, divisive, worst foreign policy body to ever govern this country.

McCain IS PART OF THIS ADMINISTRATION.

Howard, wake up.

The Republican party is finished. They've lost all credibility in this country and throughout the world.

Jim, your comment is based in fear and clearly you ate off the GWB plate of fear and consume. Now, go be a good boy and educate yourself properly. Your rehashed version of the facts is pathetic.

The waaaaaaaaaaaaambulance is on its way republicans, at least you'll have plenty of company.

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fred dozier — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:55:49 GMT

I respect Senator McCain for his war record,I really do. Being A POW has to be the toughest stint there is. I salute you sir. BUT!!! You and Dubya have had 8 years(2740 days so far) to get this war policy right. If you could not get it together with him around, how and with whose help can you achieve all this. Repub House and Senate support is slipping before your eyes. A magic wand and a wish will not make it so. And your recent flip-flop can not and will not help. You have went from a maverick to an has been overnight. By dubya elevating Obama to the level of Nominee was quite silly. Not only is he taking the fight to you, he seemed to bring his Demo friends with him. Hmmm. By the way, where are your House/Senate friends. I see Mitt and Huck hanging around for crumbs, but they have no juice what so ever. where are they? Hmmm...

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Lynn Welch, Kernersville, NC — Sat, 17 May 2008 02:56:49 GMT

So, does this mean that Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and John Kennedy were wrong??????? They sat down and talked to the Soviets and China when the Cold War was at it's peak and look what happened. The Berlin Wall came down. I guess this means that they are all appeasers!!!!!!

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Carol, NC — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:02:15 GMT

McCain's worst nightmare? Videotape.

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Dutchboy52 — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:03:54 GMT

Don't confuse doubt with Alizhimer. McCain can't remember what he said or who said what or when it was said....appeasement, does he or Bush know or remember what the definition is ? Torcher is going down memory lane for McCain.....before this election is over McCain will need a staff to help him remember what he said 5 minutes ago.

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really tired of the BS.... — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:07:34 GMT

Hillary and McCain have speech writers too....this is about the WAR; McCain and the GOP can try their hardest, but Hillary supported the war, McCain behind the war. It's time for America to unite and let every REPUBLICAN KNOW - THAT WE ARE MAD AS HELL AND WE AREN'T GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE....need I say more

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Seriously ! — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:10:21 GMT

Talking can work, and you don't need to kill a lot of innocent people to do it! Oh yeah and it's free ..minus the plane trip.

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kelly co — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:19:02 GMT

John Mccain supports GWB and his running on Bush expierence! American can not afford one day Of Insane Hussain Mccain's expierence!!

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Schmeck, Orlando — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:24:56 GMT

McCain may be toast, but so will Obama when Bob Barr, Ron Paul, and possibly Hillary run as independents. There will be too many candidates available and they will get the default votes of the disgruntled supporters of Hillary!

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BL — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:31:34 GMT

According to McSaim,
Iraq war will be over in 4 year. So if people listen to this crap, the war will be over by the time he is done with his first term in Office. So, everyone of you out there ask yourselves? What the hell happened during the past five years where more than 4,000 soldiers have died and more than 40,000 wounded seriously. If McSaim knew how to win this war in 4 years, why did he keep his a** without speaking all these years on how to win this war. He is dangerous, he is ignorant, and he so stupid comparing Obama intentions of talking to our enemies as something that should never happen. Let's look at the news today, USA sending billions of tons of food to North Korea, which is one of the Axil of Evil according to Bush. Why the heck are we helping our enemies? Ask yourself before you vote for this guy because he would really take you to war with Iran and pay attention, Iran is triple the size of Iraq and is four times the population with much stronger army and missiles. Not to be afraid but killing inocent people just to show how strong america is stupid. You can be strong and be tough at the same time by being smart, not brainless.

Go Obama, I will gladly vote for you for the first time in my life.

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danny in Pittsburgh PA — Sat, 17 May 2008 11:28:38 GMT

A man captured and tortured in another misbegotten war lead by politicians rather than global urgency probably DOESN'T have the objectivity necessary to conduct legitimate diplomacy in the 21st century.

McCain knows only that the enemy is bad...and may no longer have the capacity to understand that the enemy can be defeated with carrots as well as sticks. Never mind that this is the same man who skipped out on his own wife for the trophy, the same man integral in the S&L scandal that cost Americans 200 billion dollars in bailout money.

He's the man who blindly supported the war and took issue only with the fact we didn't kill more of our own troops to achieve an objective that was never defined. And when it WAS defined (we will be greeted as liberators)...it certainly didn't turn out that way.

There's no one more dangerous right now than George Bush...but given how close he is to our presidency? John McCain is rapidly becoming America's next greatest threat.

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Ann, MI — Sat, 17 May 2008 11:28:55 GMT

Sure McCain, because shooting first and asking questions after has done us a world of good in Iraq. I thought he said he was different than Bush

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Rick, PA — Sat, 17 May 2008 12:52:08 GMT

Nothing scares me more than the idea of an adulterous, wishy-washy Senator with considerable health and mental health issues anywhere near the nuclear codes.

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Patton434 — Sat, 17 May 2008 13:24:14 GMT

It's amazing how many mindless people have been brainwashed by Obama's marketing blitz! Yes, negotiations works with SOME countries, but with nations like Iran, and organizations like Hamas it does nothhing, and has done nothing. It would be like telling a woman about to be raped that she can "talk her way out of it" instead of defending herself. The bottom line is that if someone is determined to destroy you, telling them that you want to compromise only emboldens them. APPEASEMENT DOESN'T WORK!! It never worked in the past and it won't work now. That is the difference between someone who is intelligent and experienced in national affairs, and someone who is naive and just wants you to vote for him because his highly-paid marketing team came up with a catchy one-word campaign slogan "change" which means nothing because he won't/can't even do it. WAKE UP PEOPLE!! No one is saying war is the first choice - it is always to be the last choice. Diplomatic sanctions are always a good start. BUT IS OBAMA REALLY STUPID ENOUGH TO THINK THAT THERE IS ANYTHING THAT HE CAN SAY THAT WILL MAKE THE LEADER OF IRAN, HAMAS, OR BIN-LADEN CHANGE THEIR MINDS??!! I AM TIRED OF OBAMA INSULTING THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE!!!

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Dennis Kitching, Hinesville, GA — Sat, 17 May 2008 13:24:29 GMT

Bush, McCain, Rummy, Cheney. Lotsa experience and 0 common sense. Time to vote Obama and common sense over failed experience!

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Dolores Fleming — Sat, 17 May 2008 13:25:01 GMT

You say McCain is old old old.He has more knowledge About what is going on in this country and the worldhan Obama will ever have.I bet you do not know McCain has a son fighting in Iraq.Why hasn't Obama who says he loves America been in the service for his country.Obama says he is not a muslim well his spokes person Gibbs has said that Obama is a muslim but not a practicing one.Get that practicing one.Obama cannot speak on his own with out his speech writers.He also has to have a teleprompter to tell him what to say which is mostly lies.That is the reason he has his nose up in the air reading from the teleprompter.

McCain: 'Every reason to doubt' Obama

Jane — Sat, 17 May 2008 13:25:32 GMT

The problem is that we have every reason to doubt both Sen. McCain and Sen. Obama. Most democratics knew that, and that's why they voted for Sen. Clinton.

But if you're an Sen. Obama fan, not to worry. Whatever the GOP throws at him, his surrogates, that is, the American press, will be there to defend him and make it all right again. Following President Bush's (admittedly offensive) appeasement remarks this week, CNN and MSNBC spent a full 2 days discounting them and cheering Sen. Obama on in his rebuttal.
Sen. Obama may win this election. The press will lose.