McCain: 'Americans are angry'

ak — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:34:34 GMT

both parties have their supporters and "fans"..
which ones are saying kill him..talk about bombing..terrorist..spewing hate..etc
are you proud of your party?
..what we have seen in the past week is that these supporters of McCain/Palin exhibit terrorist tendencies.. ie terrorists and hate mongers support the McCain/Palin campaign..

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Pat, Boston, MA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:34:50 GMT

John McCain, is it true that your wife Cindy spent $300,000 for a dress she wore at the Republican National Convention this summer?

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Suburban Mom paying attention, IL — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:35:02 GMT

"You're angry and I'm angry too and when Sarah Palin and I get to the White House we'll turn Washington upside down. And we'll change this culture of greed, corruption and incompetence," he said.
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Give me a break, John.

You're angry because you're losing. But don't think for one second that the majority of Americans really believes that you and your vile, hate-spewing running-mate would change one single thing if you ever got into power. Your campaign is being run by Karl Rove disciples. You caved to right-wing extremists by selecting the Miss Alaska runner-up. You have nothing new to offer the American people.

Thanks, but no thanks. Also.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Robert, Henderson, NV — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:37:02 GMT

You're right. They are angry. They are angry that a corrupt Governor has the potential to be a corrupt VP. Sarah Palin makes me angry.`

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Cindy Lewisville Texasr — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:37:12 GMT

The hate and venom that the McCain-Palin campaign has caused to erupt against their opponent frightens me. They are appealing to a small, sick base that would like nothing better to do than cause harm to Senator Obama and/or his family. They obviously have nothing more to run on than this. Sickening...

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Sue — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:42:50 GMT

I find it so frustrating that his message changes everyday and yet he thinks we should trust him to run the country at a time of crisis....I DON'T THINK SO!

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:44:13 GMT

The McCain camp’s quick defense of the violent expressions it had inspired in its supporters brings to mind the kind of public discussion that was circulating in Birmingham, Alabama, in September, 1963. I was beginning high school in Birmingham’s segregated school system that month. Opening of the schools was delayed as Governor George Wallace and Mayor Albert Boutwell maneuvered to try to prevent the court ordered desegregation of two Birmingham high schools. Public discussion was whipped into a frenzy by the ambitious politicians who talked about violence that might occur if the schools were desegregated. On Friday, September 13, Wallace announced his plan to run for president.

Two days later, the violence the world will never forget came to Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. The church is across the street from Kelly Ingram Park and was the staging grounds for major civil rights activities, such as the protests led 4 months earlier by Martin Luther King, Jr., and Fred Shuttlesworth, which had resulted in the use of water cannons and police dogs against peacefully protesting children.
During the break between Sunday School and church service, the bomb exploded at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, killing Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley, Addie Mae Collins and Carole Robertson, ages 11-14, and injuring others.

George Wallace, who Martin Luther King, Jr., said had “created an atmosphere of violence,” had the rewards of his self-fulfilling prophecy.

John McCain and staff, no thank you.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Marc, UK — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:46:01 GMT

Good, that's a welcome change of tone. I'm just worried, now, that the McPain duo are going to attract a sympathy vote

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Brian, Cedar Hill, TX — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:46:13 GMT

Oh sure, the angry old man wants to change it back to the culture of hate and division that criminal Bush had it for these last 8 years. He and Palin are still continuing their policy of spreading lies and hatred.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:46:53 GMT

With the Bush-McCain 10 trillion dollar debt, efforts to relieve the credit crisis with federal funds have mixed results, at best.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Has Sayar ,Bloomfield ,NJ — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:47:26 GMT

Did you know that Berry Goldwater called
McCain a CARPETBAGGER in 1982

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

RGSmith Logansport In. — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:49:59 GMT

It is too late Johnny boy. You let it go way too far in the first place. You are trying to shift gears on a stripped-out transmission. No matter what you say or do now will make much difference now. When Barracuda Barbie was found guilty of misuse of power she WAS the one who "put the nail in the coffin to that bridge to nowhere" A.K.A. the Repubs. party.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Libratine — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:50:50 GMT

Yea, the conservative base is angry because they don't have a true leader as a source of pride and inspiration while Obama supporters are happy and see positive prospects in the future.

Obama/biden 08: Change We Can Believe In!

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

DV, CA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:51:05 GMT

"And we'll change this culture of greed, corruption and incompetence"

Says the man that married for money. Says the man that continues his relationship with Keating despite his claims to the contrary. Says the man that signed his name to the FNMA regulation bill a mere 2 months before the burst of the bubble when the crisis was well on its way already...but oddly enough never actually read the bill. Says the guy that contributed NOTHING to the solution of the current crisis, but just sat like a lump in the meeting. Says the one that inject partisan presidential politics into everything and tries to play it off as a victim. Says the one the condones and encourages the hate speech of his running mate. Says the one that offered his wife to a biker topless beauty countest and encouraged 1000 bikers to rev their engines during a time when people are struggling to afford gas just to get to work. Says the man that has more homes than he can recall. Says the man the claim to want to take care of vets but has demonstrated time and again that he could care less. Says the man that has been lockstep with Bush/Cheney and the neocons for the sake of being president. Says the one....

Shall I go on? Yes we are angry, Johnny. We are angry at you and your ilk. We dont like you. Even your supporters cannot say a good thing about you. They are just too afraid, dumb or stubborn to do anything else. Good bye, John. Once this campaign is over, I suspect your political career will be as well. And please, take that screeching harpy of a running mate with you

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Liza, Charlotte, NC — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:52:42 GMT

This may be too little, too late, he opened Pandora's box trying to portray Obama as an anti-american terrorist. In this day and age, what did McCain think would happen? McCain lost my vote when he selected Palin as his running mate, I was willing to listen for awhile to try and figure out who she was, now I will never vote for McCain and I hope Palin is sent back to Alaska in disgrace.
Obama/Biden 2008

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

K Ortega, So CA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:52:52 GMT

They're angry about the failure of leadership at this hour of national crisis. They are angry that our leaders are more interested in pointing fingers at each other and advancing their own political interest than in coming together, Democrats and Republicans to solve the big problems we face."

Et tu, John McCain? Listen to yourself much?

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:53:52 GMT

Is it worse to be angry or bitter? Either way, it is Bush and McCain they should be angry or bitter toward.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Christine, NJ — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:54:03 GMT

They will turn Washington upside down alright! Americans are ready for change, and that change will happen with Obama and Biden. Two very intelligent men who can change this country for the better!

Go Obama/Biden!! Bring us the change we need.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Joe — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:55:58 GMT

Good to see that JSM is wasting his time and money in Iowa.

GOBama

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:55:59 GMT

Is it worse to be angry or bitter? Either way, it is Bush and McCain they should be angry or bitter toward.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Lifelong Republican for Obama, Columbia, TN — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:56:16 GMT

More specifically, McCain's crazy and hate-filled supporters are angry, but for all the wrong reasons. They are angry because McCain is losing and because their hopes of maintaining the status quo are slipping away.

Normal, thinking, and hard-working Americans are angry because the Bush Administration with the aid of McCain and other extremist Republicans have helped to destroy America's economy and they cannot offer a single practical solution to the woes of this nation. Americans are broke and are tired of not having the financial means necessary to live a life of quality and dignity.

Obama and Biden have been focusing on this issue and are providing concrete plans to address our serious economic climate. The only thing that the McCain team has left is hate, ignorance, and rage! McCain is a shameless politician whose only goal is to secure the White House. "Country First"...PLEASE!!! McCain is a dishonorable and sad old man who does not deserve to be President.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

TRBoston — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:57:24 GMT

Right. The only ticket in the history of Presidential politics on which both candidates have been found in violation of ethics standards is gonna fix the corruption in Washington.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:57:35 GMT

With the Bush-McCain 10 trillion dollar debt, efforts to relieve the credit crisis with federal funds have mixed results, at best.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

mad in Madtown — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:59:02 GMT

Yeah, we're angry, John. Angry at you and your ilk, who have followed the Bush policies and flushed this country down the toilet.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

MK, Minnesota — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:59:05 GMT

American are angry at your campaign. Get control or your campaign! Please!

Spin spin spin away John. VP guilty of abuse of power. Remember the Alaska Supreme Court had thrown out allegations of the investigation being politcally tainted - spin that one - don't you belive in judicial branch? 12-0 vote by mostly Republicans to release the report. Proof that there are a few Republicans out there with some sense of honor and dignity. But according to you there must be "Obama Supporters"

So just who is Sarah Palin?

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Shawn, Everett, WA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:59:22 GMT

When you start a fear campaign to get people to vote for you and allow the audience to get out of control and cant even get them back under control how are you fit to run a country?!!

you can say you care about your country and are patriotic all you want but when you partake in these types of behaviors then you become a disgrace to your country......

no wonder this country is a laughing stock to the rest of the world...

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

the Pajama Pundit — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:00:06 GMT

I've traveled all over this great country and one thing I hear from Americans at every stop is that they're angry." Repeating "they are angry," twice, he added, "they're angry about the mess in Washington and Wall Street.
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Yes Senator McCain -- but your supporters are directing their anger at your opponent. They're so angry, that they are starting to yell very inappropriate (and sometimes downright scary) things. Get it under control.

http://thepajamapundit.com/

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

JM, Tampa, FL — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:00:51 GMT

McPain's comment:
They are angry that our leaders are more interested in pointing fingers at each other and advancing their own political interest than in coming together, Democrats and Republicans to solve the big problems we face."
Aaaahh, hello McFly?! Who started the smear campaign??
This GOP staple. How about just admitting you screw up! Your followers are angry, because you and your buddy McPalin made them angry.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Sharon, Antioch, TN — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:01:09 GMT

Yet another metamorphosis. I can't imagine that anyone can decide to vote McCain now. With his unfortunate choice of Sarah Palin, his tacky and scummy attack on Barack Obama's character, and his wishy washy rhetoric on the issues, his chances are all used up. If the McCain of 2000 had shown up, maybe. But I believe Barack Obama has shown himself to be a superior choice for America, no matter who his opponent is.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Kim Carlson — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:05:16 GMT

Of course the Americans that McCain draws to his campaign are angry. From what I have heard and read there have actually been people at his rallies that have shouted out "kill Obama". He is already insighting violent talk and getting people riled up and angry. Can you imagine what would happen if he became a world leader? It is frightening.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Valerie, Tucson AZ — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:06:43 GMT

Yes John American's are Angry...but not for the reasons you and your running mate think..Your campaign has attemped to divide us. Are you kidding me you claim to be able to find Bin Laden, Win two wars, and solve all of our problems...while stuggling to say "Middle Class" because you know how to do that my friends? Where have you been? Is every day a new day in your world?

Kudos for finally trying to cool down the hate fear rhetoric and hopefully it's not too late. Your campaign and surrogates have done you a diservice of your honor Mr McCain. Sorry John it's too late to get that back and the Abuse of Power Republican Party may never recover nor should it. American is waking up from the nightmare this administration and campaign has been! Enjoy your retirement in Sedona.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

chris, los angeles, california — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:12:21 GMT

Why talk about solutions to issues when you can talk about anger regarding issues. Anger does NOT create jobs. Anger does NOT employ Americans. Anger does NOT increase your income. Anger does not reduce your healthcare costs. Anger does not make college more affordable. Anger does not reduce government spending.

STOP talking ANGER and START talking SOLUTIONS.

Independents Vote Obama!

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Lydia, GA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:12:47 GMT

Well good luck with that! LMAO!!

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Dale S., Parker, CO — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:14:16 GMT

The only thing Crazy Johnnie will be changing is his Depends, especially when the results are in Nov. 4th of how big the landslide will be.

In case you and that dummy running mate of yours don't get it, some of your lunatic fringe is murderously angry because of the crap you've fed them, and just because these thugs are always perfectly happy to be fed crap, you Two Stooges (Nicole Wallace makes Three) should have been responsible enough in the first place to not lay the kind of crap your loonies are so eager to eat.

Is this too detailed for you? I'll dumb it down for you. Be responsible. Be civil. Act like you're worthy of anyone's vote, that is anyone besides your knuckledragging sludge.

See how easy that is? Now go out and act your ages.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Lester DEN COLO — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:15:23 GMT

HELL a month ago I heard & I quote "The fundamentals of our economy are sound." Then two days later it was and I quote "Our economy is in crisis!" Is this guy for real? Damn right I am angry, angry at the Bush administration for being asleep at the wheel. And not ready to continue his policies for ANOTHER FOUR years with this bozo at the switch geeeeezzz!

If we had never ventured into IRAQ, but instead, concentrated on Afghanistan after 9/11 and killed Bin Laden we wouldn't be in this mess were in. Thanks Bush/Cheney, remember this will be your legacy how you single handedly brought the world to economic crisis.

Hey, McCain if you promise to readjust my mortgage which I pay faithfully the 1st of each month you can have my vote, NOT. The McCain/Palin camp is clueless.

Obama/Biden 08

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Pam Indiana — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:15:29 GMT

I guess my question would be, if he has heard the concern about the economy in his many travels, why has his mouth that roared and he only spewed hate and division? Palin has ramped up crowds to the point of violent outbursts and it is not right. She calls herself a Christian? Sen. Obama has run a consistent campaign for the most part. No personal attacks. My vote goes to the camp with the most knowlwdge, most compassion for the middle class, and a good sense of judgment that will carry us forward not backwards. Obama/Biden 2008

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Joe, MN — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:16:36 GMT

Yeah...this American is VERY angry that MSNBC and other news networks that actually "repeated" showing footage of these aweful republican bigots -- calling Obama a terrorist, or shouting defamatory language during Palin/McCain rallies. You folks are disgusting.

The soon to be President Obama should exact his own vengence on you and deny you press access during his terms in office. But he is too good hearted to do that -- even to the likes of Andrea "The Hack" Mitchell and (R) David Gregory of MSNBC. I believe the press bears as much responsibility as the speaker when you actively repeat this hatespeech on your air time.

Stop doing the dirty work for republicans, MSNBC. They have Sarah Palin for that -- a real scumbag.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

judesuper — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:17:51 GMT

No you won't. You both are the poster children of the problems that are facing us now. If (heaven forbid) get to the white house, you both will just make everything worse.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

BJ, CA (Embarrassed to Call Myself a Republican) — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:18:17 GMT

Yeah at name callers and sarcastic fools like John and Sarah...the republicans dug the hole and Sarah and John are pullin' the dirt in after themselves..
John's no leader and Sarah's just as bad...
EtoCMaR..
We need Obama/Biden even more now..

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Richard, Balt, MD — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:26:25 GMT

To solve the Anger toward the economy, McCain/Palin will instill Hate and Fear ... and try real hard to change the subject.

McCain has lost all his dignity.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Joe, MN — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:34:11 GMT

Very angry, at YOU -- Mr. McCain, and your idiotic VP choice. Your poor judgment is now on display for all the world to see. You picked an ignorant bigot from the Hills to be your VP, and now she is destroying your ticket because she was found to be lying and abusing her power as Governor. How fitting for your lying race-baiting a$$.

This is why so many Americans hate republicans! If Mccain somehow manages to steal the next election (compliments of Diebold), then he and his VP witch won't be able to Govern because the Congress will be even more Democratic than it is already (and hating both of you from the outset), and you will have lost the good will of the American people before you even get started because you will have won with sleaze and lies.

Republicans can't govern fairly and honestly! Your brand is destroyed and you deserve to be sent back into obscurity!

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

MissouriMom — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:34:59 GMT

This from the clown who STARTED the "angry" movement...

And I just gotta laugh at the whole McCain campaign surrogates offering their version of the truth -- that despite the fact that the TrooperGate investigation was started by 10 REPUBLICANS months before the RNC convention and McCain picking the moosekiller as his VP, they are saying it's "Obama's fault" that the report was ever pursued...

and that she was proven not guilty of anything.

ETHICS VIOLATION... is grounds for censure and/or impeachment. It's not about the trooper or even firing Monegan -- it's the ABUSE OF POWER for PRESSURING Monegan via her husband, her aides (Frank Bailey) and others, even after a court told her TWICE to cut it out.

More lies from the king and queen of lies.

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Cindi in Louisiana — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:35:32 GMT

yeah, she will turn Washington upside down alright with her corrupt self. I do NOT want to hear one more vile thing come out of her mouth about Obama or Biden. McCain made a huge mistake in picking her and he is making an even bigger one by keeping her on the ticket. Go, Obama and Biden 2008 and 2012

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

janice — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:36:41 GMT

"I know that John McCain and I, as his vice president, will do that. Families, we are blessed with that vote of the American people and are elected to serve and are sworn in on January 20. That will be. Our top priority is to defend the American people".

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

JTatEHT — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:36:42 GMT

The Tragedy of John McCain

If Shakespeare could return to life for one last tragedy, John McCain would provide a worthy subject, conflicted as he has been between the better angels of his nature and the compulsion to win at any cost. As he descended into a hell of his own making, he plaintively cried out, “if only Barack Obama had agreed to town meetings, then we as a nation would have been spared the ugliness of this campaign!” Of his own making, because he was the one who hired the three thugs who represent everything that was reprehensible in the Bush 2000 Primary Team, which painted McCain as unbalanced because of his POW experience, and which issued an ad claiming that his adopted daughter from India was a black child whom he had had out of wedlock.

For the entire blog, see:

http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/JTatEHT/gGgbrT

McCain: 'Americans are angry'

Chris F. Antioch, CA — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:38:07 GMT

That's right, campaign in Iowa. It's a waste of time and money. I don't know what the heck the old man is doing. He's trying to chip away to get back states with 6-7 EV's, and he's letting Obama surge away in the ones with 10+.

Obama really might end up with 370+. And I hope so.