McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Patriotic — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:20:49 GMT

Only in America can you attack someone for not visiting the troops by showing a picture of Obama visiting with the troops BUT blurring out the troops to make a political point!

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

cmaie — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:23:23 GMT

the state of the race is that Obama is in control while mccain is off message and losing his bearings

Video: McCains response to gay adoption...
http://sensico.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/mccains-response-to-gay-adoption/
or
http://sensico2.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-blogs.html

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Harim Patel — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:24:26 GMT

Lets have the liberal media give one candidate nearly 100% of the coverage. And of that, make sure there is no negative coverage. Do that for a few weeks, and wonders of wonders, that candidate leads in the polls. The MSM only needs to do that 2-3 more times, and gee, what you know about that, the guy is president.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

GDI in Michigan — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:25:54 GMT

Michigan is in play
The Michigan Democratic Party is (I want to cuss but wont) messing this up so bad.
1) the Primary
2) The Goveniors Tax Increase
3) The MDC getting caught trying to secretly admend the constitution
4) Detroit scandles.
This year should have been a breeze but the MDC is finding a way to mess it up.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Very Happy — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:28:00 GMT

I'm glad to see McNuts camp FINALLY took him to the dentist for a good tooth whitening. Those yellow bottom teeth were really distracting!
Go Obama/Biden '08

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Paul Miller, Woodbridge, VA — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:28:20 GMT

Obama has a lead in Pennsylvania and a lot of room for growth still. Ohio is still a reach, but then Ohio would be the icing on the cake rather than a must win for Obama.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Bee, NH — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:28:24 GMT

The economically depressed white voters are only doing themselves a disservice if they vote for McCain. McCain will make their life more difficult, perhaps, send them to a life of recession like George Bush did.

McCain doesn't care about this people, he only cares about war, i won't be surprise if these people decided to vote Republican. After all, the same people voted for George Bush twice.

I still can't understand why people will vote against their economic interest.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

SICK OF MORNING JOE — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:35:16 GMT

MORNING JOE was again begging anyone to agree with his DAILY OBAMA BASHING. He is sickening. Of course he is not a journalist, but a right winged commentator, but SICKENING nevertheless.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

MIA — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:37:47 GMT

RE: 9 point lead for Senator Obama

No matter how McSurge and crew try to spin this one, he's going down this November! And, why is he making Obamas campaign about the Middle East war now? Get over it, though the war is an issue, Americans have alternate problems.

Not this time McSurge, not this time.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Terry, IN — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:42:08 GMT

Obama set up by pentagon?

Art Levine: Why Didn't the Obama Campaign Foresee McCain's Troop Smear?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/art-levine/how-will-obama-progressiv_b_115162.html

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

donna — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:56:52 GMT

PENNSYLVANIA: A very good piece by the McClatchy folks taking a look at how economically depressed white voters in the northeast part of the state aren't yet on the Obama bandwagon.

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I am so sick of this narrative. What is the purpose?Senator Obama is well up in the polls in Pa. That is what matters. Of course not every voter will support him.

Where is the articles about who doesn't 'yet' support Senator McCain? At least Barack still has a chance with these folks. McCain has no interest in focusing on their problems.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Michelle Zee — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:57:33 GMT

The McCritic camp is clearly jealous of Obama and it shows. I don't know why the media is not asking the McGruff camp the hard questions.

I want to see the media ask republicans about the last 8 years and how they are going to fix this mess? If the media is serious about informing the American people, they media needs to get down int hese weeds, because Bush is not the only republican to support these terrible efforts, there is a line of them and before they come on the media set telling us about Obama they must tell us about the last 8 years...do your job media..let's see Pat Buchanon chop his way out of this one!

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Chandler W. New Haven, CT — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:01:06 GMT

Has anyone given any thought to this conspiracy theory? The media outlets are owned by big business whose CEO's and others have a stake in this election. They don't want to pay more taxes, therefore an Obama presidency is not for them. Listen to all their talking points: Obama can't reach blue collar voters;Obama needs to reassure Jewish voters, etc. All of the pundits say, This election is a referendum on Obama. It is his to lose. How sad that the American public is so gullible. Four more years of the same policies and we are doomed.!

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Be Careful What You Wish For - You May Just Get It! — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:01:12 GMT

Yeah, McCain needs more coverage. Let's really cover his discussions of non-existent countries, his confusing of Shia with Sunni, his flip-flops, and so on, and so on, and scooby-dooby doo! This is just like the McCain campaigns carping over Obama not going to the Middle East. THAT blew up in the McCain campaign's face!

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

subgruvet, ok — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:03:56 GMT

I've noticed a number of people that seem to demonize the word liberal and seldom see any reference whatsoever about conservatives or conservatism. Is that because the GOP has become "unconservative"? I don't like pigeon holeing myself but might say I'm a conservative socialist. Living in Oklahoma being an independent doesn't make sense so I switch around...and vote for the best candidate. This year Barack Obama and for any other Okies out there vote for Andrew Rice and dump that nut case Inhofe in the senate.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Tanvir, Brooklyn, New York — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:07:02 GMT

I'm still waiting for McCain's camp begins to focus on their own message instead of attacking Obama's. He's waited 12 years to be in this spot and he appears to have dropped the ball right now. Maybe he can show a little more charisma and passion; I want this election season to be a real contest, not a slaughter. I'm voting for Obama, but I really want to see McCain not continue to be so bland out there.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

thats a fact jack — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:07:48 GMT

home foreclosures up 120% over last year and this due to continue under mccant

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

greg, pinecrest fl — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:16:11 GMT

obama is the medias candidate. you people give him unabashed support and coverage and your adgenda is obvious. you support this hack and his liberal policies but you do not influence everyone.

Mccain is the OBVIOUS choice as he embodies experience, governmental service, armed forces service, foreign policy experience, negotiating and diplomatic experience.

you may note that all his assets cannot be gained by obama as experience cannot be bought only earned over time.

This is too important a position to put an inexperienced first term senator into. one thaqt bends with the wind and will of his adversaries. one that simply does not understand the complexities of diplomacy nor any of the other issues. one that does not specify his course but modifies it at the whim of his adversaries and constituents.. one that has NO PRInciple or committment.

Vote for Mccain 08 - he's all we have, there is no other choice.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Skip, New Hampshire — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:24:20 GMT

McCANE is a grumpy and now pathetic old man with NOTHING to offer except complaints tied into negative and very misleading ads. He has no view of the future and has has no plan to get there anyway. He HAS has a storied past but his present and future do not exist.

McCain vs. Obama: The state of the race

Pop West Covina Ca — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:24:45 GMT

A 490 million dollar deficit in the federal budget for the 2008 fiscal year, why would anyone vote for someone who thinks the policies of GWB is working and wants to keep them? Ohio voters you helped to put us in this mess by voting Republican in 2004 don't make the same mistake twice