McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Steve — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:37:40 GMT

These are things the government is telling us. I shudder to think what it's not telling us.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Bruce Doxey, Zephyr Cove, Nevada — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:39:14 GMT

Ambiguous? Sounds more like a pro-coverup stance to me. Or selective enforcement of the law when the perpetrators are aiding and abetting the president in his criminal acts.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Eric, Salinas, CA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:46:01 GMT

There's no ambiguity that "NeoNazi" Bush has violated the Constitution with his warrantless wiretaps. Once again the repugnant ones bring us another "Impeachment Boy" Nixon hype who will stoop to any low to maintain power rather than do it through smart governance.

We don't need any more tyrants in the White House who would steal away our rights and freedoms while they wreck our democracy. Only Barack Obama can bring honesty and integrity back to the White House. Let's all unite behind Barack and help him send "Democracy Hater" McCain into political retirement, where all Reagan foot soldiers belong!

Thanks to the fine crew of First Read to be up and at it posting good articles and comments. First Read is the most democratic of all news websites and only on a liberal news site can both sides post comments, unlike Fox News where only the sycophants of the repugnant ones can post their clueless comments.

Go Obama 08/12!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

donna — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:46:19 GMT

McCain's interest in not looking back, as a position of policy in his Presidency, reeks of cowardice, and corruption.

Why has he not spoken out against the Bush Administration's lying, and malfeasance, regarding recent exposes by McClellen, and the bipartisan committee that released evidence of criminal behavior against America, and the Iraqi people?

Does the statute of limitations not apply to all war criminals John?

Is it any wonder our international reputation is in shreds?

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Richard, Chicago — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:48:36 GMT

Just another example of flip-flopping on behave of McCain. McBush will say anything to shore up support from the right-wing base. This change of heart is solely based on McCain needing the republican party to help him in nov.

Flip-Flop all you want McCain, you doing so only shows how nervous you are about to loosing to Obama.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

chris, SC — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:59:29 GMT

"McCain believes that the president did not overreach when he empowered the National Security Agency to monitor telephone calls and emails without issuing warrants after 9/11."

OMG, how scary is that.

Obama '08 & '12

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Joe Don, Topeka, KS — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:05:47 GMT

The whole issue of German war crimes could have been resolved by dismissing all charges at Nuremberg, too.

Honestly, that may be the lamest argument I've ever heard for anything. The GOP position seems to be that "personal responsibility" is at best a selective concept, never to be applied to those with sufficient position or power. In fact, the only people to be saddled with "personal responsibility" will be those without the resources to exercise it.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Pete - Albany, NY — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:09:40 GMT

It's not about the Constitution, Uncle Fluffy. It's about law.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Chris, Seattle, WA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:10:43 GMT

"the whole issue can be resolved by passing the FISA bill."

FISA was passed in 1978! It made it illegal for the president to do what he did. And it was still illegal at the time that he did it, regardless of whether legislation has since been passed to legalize it.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Obama Supporter from NY — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:12:03 GMT

So in other words he wants to continue Bush's policy. But he doesn't want to have to think about it very much.

Now there's someone I want as President. NOT!!!!!! Sorry if things like the rights of the American people apparently bore you - but that's sort of what the job of POTUS is.

Obama '08

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

jerry/corpus christi texas — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:16:31 GMT

Anybody who thinks President Bush broke the law when it comes to the wiretaps is not a true protector of America. He did what he had to do to save the country and he has done it well. Just more goofy kool aid drinking liberalism from a bunch of people who will cheer for our country's demise, just like some people people in this country cheered when the towers came down. I know you liberals want to go back to September 10 2001, it is so easy to see. You wish America attacked again and with the plans your party are making, that will have a chance to suceed this time under your goofy attempts to ensure that terrorists have a safe way to plan their attacks!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Senator Obama - A Change to true leadership — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:29:18 GMT

It is astonishing at the rate McCain demonstrates his incompetence! Ambiguous? So, you support ambiguous actions in the White House? Wouldn't you want to have this issue clearly defined before putting your seal of approval on it? McCain is dangerous and scary with the depth of his incompetence to govern.

His elitist postion(part of a favored group/Bush) speaks volumes to his intent of continuing the policies and efforts of the republican party which has plunged this nation into debt,put us at war and
demolished our domestic economy.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

MI Chick — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:43:24 GMT

He's kidding, right? He's not that brain dead, or desperate for neocon votes, right?

Tell me again why people want to vote for this guy?

It's Regan Redux - "I cannot recall" "I don't remember"

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Poor Articles — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:51:10 GMT

The facts and truth when posted here are never put on this site to be viewed. Countless times, True statements are being deleted as they show the reality of the subject! MSNBC, can and does post articles which are biased. There are more important issues which should be posted, such as the Price of GAS, articles like wiretaps and swamps is pure garbage. In saying . Post real articles and make those want to be a President respond!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

thats a fact jack — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 16:56:17 GMT

yes bush/cheney/rove/rummy/mccant don't want to look back when they break the law but if you do look out, you will be locked up and if they have their way tried and convicted and hung cause they know best regardless of the US Constitution

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:03:21 GMT

If you people elect this guy out of xenophobism then you deserve to be drug out into the street and shot.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

BJ, CA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:25:53 GMT

How does a man wake up in the morning and look himself in the mirror and see the death of soldiers and civilians and others and shave the stubble from his face without thinking about the horrors of it all?
I remember when I heard recordings of FDR say" I hate war and Eleanor hates war...." before WWII..
but they still went to war....
How can the shallow promises of nation building be conspired to National Security?
Why is oil running in our arteries but not in our minds?
Is it a valid point to have an enemy to justify our
need not to be defeated for pride?
Have we seen red to long that now it clouds our spirit to be good?
I say with all urgency and with all candor we have
lost the ability to do good...
There are no justifications for what has been done in the motions to stay the course in Iraq.
There has and there will never be ANY, I'll say again, never be ANY HONOR in WAR!
Those that tell us that lie are bound to wars actions and will never allow peace and real freedom ever!
Don't vote your pocket book vote no on this war...
Vote Obama'08

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Chris — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:26:48 GMT

Ambiguous?? He literally endorsed the warrantless wiretapping yesterday. This is no shock from a man who graduated at the bottom of his class in the Naval Academy and probably could not understand the intracacies of the Constitution. That's why, simply for intellectual standards we should endorse Obama, who is a Constitutional Scholar.

This is just the idiocy that ran rampant in the last administration that must be squashed in November.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Mitchell Feldman, Vestal, NY — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:35:40 GMT

No ambiguity at all. Bush stepped on our rights. In an attempt to extend executive power he sacrificed the FISA courts with the excuse of national security. Since all permission for wiretapping can be obtained after-the-fact, never and I repeat, never would there be a FISA impediment to implementation of measures for national security.

If in the name of security, you cut out the procedures that protect our liberties guaranteed by our Constitution, there would then be nothing left to secure (paraphrasing Ben Franklin). The Republicans have lost that concept. They are therefore guilty of attempted murder...murder of the spirit and principles that make this country the ultimate expression of personal freedoms on this earth.

BTW, I thought Hillary's speech was magnanimous and truly wonderful. She's done a lot toward repairing my image of her and if she is true to her word in her enthusiastic support of Senator Obama (and I have no reason to doubt that she will be) that reparative process will continue.
Obama '08

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Newz — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:39:23 GMT

He can't be serious? I think we just saw what happens to candidates who don't realize how 'out of touch' they really are.

John McCain, rasing the price of freedom (and Oil) daily.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

nick — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:44:28 GMT

Obama will soon too face the problem of intercepting communications of terrorists both here and abroad. If he chooses wrong and terrorism strikes then what will we say?

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

A Charles, LA, CA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:51:09 GMT

Translation: Please forget any criminal activities the President may have committed that I supported.

Please forget our failed war & disasterous economy.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

jim — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:51:11 GMT

John McCain the flip flop express!!!!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

J.S., Woodstock, Ga — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:53:55 GMT

What he is really doing is setting himself up so that if he "wins" the election, he can continue on in the same manner as Bush. He is trying to "distance" himself from Bush without really distancing himself from Bush, and his ambiguous statements are setting him up to just do more of the same. Otherwise, he would not be trying to convince us to look the other way and forgive the telecommunications companies for what is "in the past." Actually, it is not in the past. It is a current situation and prosecution of the telecommunications companies is valid now. If they are not prosecuted, McCain's term could probably be 10 times worse than Bush's current term (perish the thought).

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Mighty Blogger, Seattle, Wash — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 17:56:02 GMT

Seems to me, working with only the information the media provides, that based on that information the phone carriers broke the law and should be punished.

There were and are processes in place for the government to legally request phone records just like tapping calls.

The government should obey the law, even at times where national security requires quick access to information. They do have the right to wiretap and request the appropriate paperwork afterwords...

This is a nation of laws. The founding members of this country made that implicitly clear.

FOLLOW the constitution and respect and obey the laws congress establishes!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

David,los angeles,ca. — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:03:42 GMT

This is exactly why obama is going to win the white house.We americans must restore the worlds confidence in the united states.Many of our allies can't wait to work with a man of obama's intelligence and integity.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

MSierra, SF — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:03:58 GMT

Bush also authorized the use of torture
This is a violation of the Geneva Convention....

i.e. A WAR CRIME

Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, et al are war criminals

war criminals who launched an unjust war against a country tat niether attacked or threatened us

If you want more of lthe same....
........ Vote McCain

John McCain, there's no fool like an old fool

John McCain, Endless War

John McCain, more of the same

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Lana, California — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:04:07 GMT

When McBush says he's not going to "dwell" on a policy of Bush's, it's code for "OMG! They are going to nail me on this if they keep going with this train of thought!".

I say this is a clue that the press needs to "dwell" on this issue a little more, don't you think?

Women for Obama.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

thomas SneathMissoula, Montana — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:15:49 GMT

I dont believe that Barack Obama would be adesater to thjis country and will not be a verry good president.as raciest that he is.if he really is honist he would clean his act up. i will not vote for him with the way it is at this present time.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Gc OH — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:20:50 GMT

Since McCain doesn't think Bush overstepped his constitutional authority to wire tap me, what else hase Bush done that McCain thinks is okay? I just hope and pray that the statute of limitations hasn't ran out on those criminals, but, it shouldn't have, since they have all commited murder, on my soldiers, on the Iraqis, and on how many we don't even know about? we need to put them all in Gitmo, and let those innocent people be their prison guards.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Looking for McCain's Bearings — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:29:25 GMT

I'm raising funds for a search team to look for McCain's bearings. Any donations are welcomed.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Robert, Boulder CO — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:31:59 GMT

What is that sound? Its the collective groan from the GOP after Hillary endorses Obama, helping unify the party towards an landslide presidential victory in Nov.

Great speech, Senator Clinton! Best of her political career.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Lamont, Bellevue, WA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:33:57 GMT

It is absolutely stunning that the USA has become a lawless thug nation led by a rogue government at home and abroad. When the leading figures in the USA politics support willful neglect or active contravention of arbitrary laws, what is left for the US to lead? The rotten behavior at home seeps into the nation's face abroad. The shame of the lawless USA is amazing and the nerve of the US to speak of its long abandonned principles is nothing less than a body of contrived, self serving lies told by a criminal nation, led by an incompetent liar, enabled by fellow conspirators.

No wonder torture, abu Ghraib and GITMO have been tolerated, and encouraged for so many years. Mistake stacks on horrendous and deadly mistake. McCain is revealed more every day as incompetent as Gonzales, Rumsfeld, Cheney or Bush himself.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Luke — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:34:15 GMT

The Democrats are brokering a deal to get FISA passed that will still give Bush most all of what he wants.

If Bush/McCain are "war criminals", will that make the Democrats who vote to pass this bill "collaborators"?

If Barack Obama votes to pass the compromise, will that make him a "war criminal" or "collaborator"? How about Hillary Clinton?

I don't like McCain's "ambiguous" statement, but what about the Democrats aiding and abetting this nonsense?

Remember that the Democrats ran the last House/Senate campaign on the promise they would get us out of Iraq. We are still there.

Before the left starts throwing rhetorical bombs like "neo-nazi" and "war criminal" at the right, they need to look within their own camp at the "collaborators" who aided and abetted in the execution of war on terror and the attacks on personal freedom.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Jen, MI — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:48:56 GMT

Let's move forward by learning from the past!

OBAMA 08

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Terry Fisher — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:51:50 GMT

Open up a line to the celestial head office. I have a question for Big G, himself. "OBAMA and MCCAIN? That's our choice? JESUS H. CHRIST! Cut us some slack. Whatever we did to piss you off we are SORRY. We WON'T do it again. C'mon. You are joking, right? Right?" Damn. The line went dead.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Praveen Jayasinghe — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:52:08 GMT

America's choice...(to all the insomniacs"

I write this not in jest, but in true respect towards John McCain. I have battled with insomnia over the past 4-5 years. I wake up after 4 hours of sleep and cannot fall back into sleep. Then I sometimes go to bed, hoping that I will fall asleep, but lay there for hours tossing and turning with no hope whatsoever. But all this changed on that beautiful Tuesday, June 3rd. As I watched John McCain speak, I began to relax. I felt bored. Lethargic. Nothing really mattered in this world. I did not understand a word he was saying...but slowly...ever so slowly...he put me to sleep. For the first time in about 5 years, I fell asleep with no problem whatsoever. And when I did wake up 4 hours after...like I usually do...I just turned on MSNBC and watched John McCain speak...and I fell asleep again. Now that is what they mean when they say "We will look after you and make sure you can sleep with no worry in the world"

Fellow Americans, especially insomniacs...think of the great power this man has. Instead of going to war, he can put Ahmadinejad to sleep by just talking to him. Actually if we can infitrate the radio systems of Iran, Iraq, North Korea and Al Qaeda we can let John McCain speak and then just carry the sleeping beauties and put them in jail. We will just win every war! I dont think America will ever again have an opportunity to pick a president with so much power.

When it comes to the economy and the hardships we face...he can put OPEC to sleep and then make them increase the supply of oil and thus decrease oil prices. Better yet, when our people are fighting hard to get the next meal and earn the next dollar...he can put them to sleep and then they wont feel that hunger or will forget their worries. Not to be cavalier about it, but another solution would be to put the workers in China, Korea and the rest of the world to sleep and then export American goods and give our people a chance to compete in a global economy. Brilliant!

Finally, with all the sleeping, we will not have to worry about climate control. There will be no pollutants because obviously everyone would be asleep and then global warming will disappear. And lest we forget...we will be a united nation...a nation united in our sleep.

So Americans...as you think about your choices for this upcoming election. Think about this...who would you rather have? The man who can inspire you to become better and make this country stronger and better within as well as with the rest of the world. Or the man who can put you and all our compatriots and enemies to sleep and thus make the world a better place!!!
The answer is obvious...
Now I am gonna go get some sleep.......MOM...can you play that replay of McCains speech. It does not matter which one...any of them! Bye bye

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Bill, Lincolnton, N.C. — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:57:51 GMT

Well anything with NBC on it moot.
What a dishonest bunch.
President Bush ,for you history revisionists, was supported by both houses of the legislature and approved. Both houses had select intelligence breifings and not one of these representitives spoke a word about faulty intel. Hipocrits, the whole lot of them. always blame the president but never look at the relction in the mirror.. shame.. shame .. shame

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

half a vote from MI — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:03:53 GMT

Pelosi has stopped all attempts to impeach Bush---blame her and her friendship with Bush.Sharing dinners and lunches with George and Laura.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

What a smell — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:13:02 GMT

Bush is a traitor to the the Constitution of the United States and the American way of life, McCain is a clone of this policy. Obama 08.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Jim K, Sevierville, TN — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:24:29 GMT

Of course McCain doesn't want to look back at the Bush Administrations illegal acts, he does't want to be reminded of how often he's had a lip lock on Bush's derriere.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

R.Merrell — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:29:51 GMT

Mr. Straight Talk is obviously tied up in knots over how to appear to distance himself from his mentor GW Bush, and yet continue to support and continue Bush's failed agenda. He doesn't want to dwell on Bush's illegal wiretapping, he just wants to see it continued. He doesn't want to dwell on torture, he just thinks it's ok if the CIA doesn't tell anyone about it. He doesn't want to dwell on lobbyists running his campaign, he just wants no more probing questions about their influence. He doesn't want to dwell on his supposed support for the troops fighting Bush's War while at the same time he opposes the new G.I. Bill. He doesn't want to dwell on anything, let alone difficult questions like his 100 year plan for staying in Iraq and why his opposition to Bush's tax cuts evaporated (flip-flop), why he thinks health care is only for Senators and Congressmen, and why we have billions every month to invest in Iraq, while the U.S. sinks into recession and unemployment continues to climb. McCain's tied at the hip with Bush so no wonder he doesn't want to "dwell"...

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Angela Davis, Lancaster, CA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:47:33 GMT

What happened to the McCain I use to respect???

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Katherine La Rocco, Naples, Florida — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:51:07 GMT

I agree with Mc Cain - let us not look back. After we have elected Sen Obama to office of President of the United States we will have all the time we need to prosecute the murderous criminals that cost our nation the death of OVER 4000 of its children and 1o's of thousands wounded and caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi citizens. Looking back - we will find you people - GUILTY of these
deaths. John McCain - I can only surmise that you suffer from some sort of bizarre form of "Stockhold Syndrome" especially after the Bush smear campaign of 2000. It really is not all that important because there will NOT be a Mc Cain presidentcy. NOW we look forward to the Obama Presidentcy.
Katherine, Naples

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Beverly in Chicago — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:53:06 GMT

This more evidence McCain is Bush 3.0.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Donald San Diego — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:54:30 GMT

McCain would like this to go away, because he has flip-flopped on this issue in order to appeal to the extreme right-wing of the Republican party.

His position is the only thing that's ambiguous. We're not sure where he stands on this issue. Either he supports the rule of law or he supports the Presidents right to ignore the law. You can't have it both ways.

"McCain said today that, in his own presidency, he would abide by laws passed by Congress; he has criticized the Bush Administration in the past for its use of presidential "signing statements," for example, that permit non-enforcement of Congressional action."

"McCain's views on warrantless wiretapping as increasingly aligned with those of the Bush Administration, according to the writing of a key adviser, Doug Holtz-Eakin. Holtz-Eakin wrote in a letter to the National Review that Sen. McCain believes that the president did not overreach when he empowered the National Security Agency to monitor telephone calls and emails without issuing warrants after 9/11."

Whatever happened to the "straight talking" McCain? It sounds like he has caved-in to the right-wing again...

While he may not consider Constitutional rights to privacy and due process as important issues, the majority of Americans would disagree.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

R.Merrell — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:13:26 GMT

There's nothing ambiguous about McCain's stated intent to continue Bush's policies and especially Bush's War in Iraq. He refuses to distance himself from the failed Presidency of GW Bush and though he's afraid to be seen in public with the Pariah President, he's more than happy to appear at private, closed door fund raisers with GW laughing it up by his side. Of course he says he wants to "move forward" - he has no interest in learning from the past and no interest in correcting the onerous and anti-democratic policies of his mentor. Bush never learned from the past either and look what his my-way-or-the-highway approach to governing has wrought on the U.S. John McCain is no different.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Rob, Carslbad, CA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:14:47 GMT

Wow, this guys wants to lead the most powerful country on earth.

Well, he certainly has the Bush/Republican way of dealing with things down. There are any real answers, only the ones that don't make them look bad.

PATHETIC

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Kevin Tampa, FL — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:32:36 GMT

The whole issue with FISA is that some are saying that the telecom's shouldn't be prosecuted because they did their actions at the request of the federal government. Basically, don't punish us for breaking the law because the government wanted us to break the law. Eventually the business lobby and this administration will recognize that neither of them are above the law.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Ian — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:34:34 GMT

What is ambiguous is John McCain's actual position on these issues. For example, how does he feel about habeas corpus? Spying on his fellow Americans? Accountability for those who have continually perpetrated these violations? Doing nothing indicates tacit approval.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Me — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:38:11 GMT

McCain's service to America is ambiguous.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

ToastOnDayOne — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:40:51 GMT

Ambiguous???

McCain wants to move forward, not being in the mood to dwell upon much less mete out punishment, for the broadest wholesale violation of American citizens' rights EVER?

Ok then. Don't worry Mr. McCain, we the voters will take care of business, and bring the wood to every polling place in America this November.

Local Republican candidates on this ballot will flee from you in droves, even farther and faster than you run from Bush.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

GregoryT — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:46:55 GMT

Bush and McCain are both made of the same cloth. They will continue to wreck our economy, foriegn policy, and our standing in the world. McCain has NOTHING to run on other than his war record of being a Vietnam POW.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Wayne — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:57:19 GMT

And we want this guy as President?....like hell.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

marlin, mn — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 21:25:17 GMT

And this candidate is strong on national security? He can't tell the authority of the commander in chief? Why doesn't someone in the media question him on this ?

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

PMc, Dallas — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 21:43:51 GMT

Am at one of those moments recalling the addage: "if you have nothing nice to say of someone/something, say nothing" So it must be in thinking of McCain's recent words and positions. (for now)

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Buzz — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 21:44:32 GMT

Is this what the definition of "is" could be if it was, but if it wasn't, it might- but then again on the other hand, either yes, or no, I don't know, but possibly could be?

And these are the same fools that keep asking "change"?? what's THAT supposed to mean?? Change?? WHAT changes could Obama be talking about???

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

GA GUY — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 21:58:15 GMT

McCain cannot look back at all, because if he did, he would have to consider putting several of his high ranking Republican Party members in the hoosegow!!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Rick - Burlington, VT — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 22:18:15 GMT

McCain...Bush...McCain...Bush...McCain...Bush... hhhmmmm... same dishonest aroma... same unpleasant taste... Sorry, but I just can't tell the difference.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

CMSgt Gary Preston — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 22:18:34 GMT

Ambiguous? YTou have to be kidding me. C'mon Sen McCain, I was your number one fan back in 2000 when you stood for something. Quit Outbushing, Bush! My goodness. Who are you today, I don't recognize you anymore. Voting against the new GI Bill? Against the new Global Warming Iniative? et al, etc. I have no choice but to support Sen Obama. America needs to regain it's direction and greatness, lost these past seven years. As a retired military vet, white, male, I support the only choice. The promise of a better tomorrow. Senator Obama!!!!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Sue, Chicago — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 22:39:04 GMT

A weasely statement, McCain. I do not trust you to uphold and defend the Constitution.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Jack, PA — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 22:42:34 GMT

McCain's statement just cemented this year's election key note: McCain, More of the Same!

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

tim Os — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 23:03:40 GMT

Of course he doesn't want us to dwell on it, He doesn't want us to dwell on the fact he will continue Bush's raping of the constitution

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Matt — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 23:07:55 GMT

Every day I'm amazed even more at the fact that there are people that are willing to vote for this man. He might end up being worse than another Bush term.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Allen Jones, Notasulga Alabama — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 23:16:18 GMT

It is time for all American that believe in been,fair,firm and consistant in dealing with day to day issues that may effect our Country,the greatest country on this planet,so I'm very concern about the direction in which our great nation is headed,its time for a change. Thank god almighty for Obama,my man.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Ricahrd Reeves-Ellington, Delmar NY — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:05:18 GMT

McCAin thinks that looking at inconsistancies between his voting record and what he says is negative campaigning. Amazing

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Rhj — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:21:51 GMT

How is wiretapping of the international calls of suspected terrorists a problem?
It's what helps keep me safe.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Roy, Merrimack, NH — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:10:18 GMT

I can't believe I supported McCain in 2000. Either he has changed markedly since then, or he hoodwinked those of us who thought him a truly independent, principled public servant. It turns out that he's just a do-anything-to-get-elected politician.

Fool me once...

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Who is the Man? — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 02:43:07 GMT

Donna,

I agree with you whole heartly. He will not speak out because of fear of upsetting his base but wants to claim that he differs from his twin.

He wants the republican base to think that they are identical twins, but he wants independents and democrats to think that they are no relations.

Wrong is wrong and if you can not speak out against wrong then in my opinion you have a character flaw which is not a quality that I approve of as a leader.
But, this should not be something new for any of us. He has flip-flopped on many issues in the past 8 years just to run for president this year. He abandoned his mavrick brand to be accepted by the republican base, which shows yet another character flaw.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Haas, Torrance, CA — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 03:11:45 GMT

Ambiguous? I tell you, if McCain wins, it's not because he beats Obama on the issues.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Marie of Salina KS — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 03:17:51 GMT

I'm anxious to see how many morons will actually vote for this guy.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Marie of Salina KS — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 03:18:21 GMT

I'm anxious to see how many morons will actually vote for this guy.

McCain: Bush wiretapping 'ambiguous'

Big AL, Ky — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 03:37:11 GMT

McSane has lost his mind. While he was in that air boat in Fl on friday, someone should've push him off. The lies that this goverment and the McSane have put this country in a world wind. Look that expeirence issue is a shame, I hope that you'll isn't buying into that because we have The Bush's, The Cheney's and That The Duck Donald with expeirence add up to 100 plus years and look where it have gotten us. The gas,food,housing,job lost,airlines,The Dow, war and the disrespect around the world. Look at the country that Bush call friends. They have turn there backs on us, including the Oil countrys. Just a few weeks ago he when over to the Middle East pleading with them to increase supplies, what they told him was pretty much to go to Hell, that's sad. McSane hasn't gave anyone any type of hope, The plans he is talking about is someone else stuff. Like he said, he isn't going to run away from Bush. Please don't go out like a champ. The Bad New Bears. A blind man with No arms can do a better job them McBush. America open your eyes and see the light.It's time for us to take this country into the next level and back on Top. Can't let the same ol' BS keep going on in D.C. So let all say together. NO McSANE in 08'