McCain in Jerusalem

Oreo — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:55:18 GMT

No mention of him not knowing Al-Quaeda isn't in Iran and that it took Lieberman to correct him?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6GBdyws5YU

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Kathryn in Bham — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:56:13 GMT

McCain, too, has a heart and a vision for change and hope as a result of his circumstance. I am glad to see him working to bridge gaps as well. I think today has been significant on both the foreign and domestic fronts for our nation as a whole. Although their tactics for securing our nation's interests differ, both men are genuine, heart-felt leaders who see a promise of a better tomorrow in the face of a fallen past.

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patty,sd,ca — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:56:45 GMT

Obama's speech: "Vote for me and all of your sins will be forgiven you white devils you!"

ANYONE BUT OBAMA

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Bob, Chicago — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:05:11 GMT

Tax payer $$$'s at work for his campaign. Unlaw he should reimburse the government. Oh that's right, Republicans are above the law.

Bob, Chicago

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Paul, Riverside, CA — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:17:51 GMT

I have this vision of McCain ridding that bomb at the end of Dr. Strangelove.

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twocanpete — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:20:09 GMT

http://twocanpete.blogspot.com/
Hearing this it is clear how much better it would have been for McCain to have stepped aside for Mike Huckabee and took on the mantel of elder statesmen.

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Geoff in Brooklyn — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:23:20 GMT

FIRST READ: (posting this here so it doens't get lost int he deluge). A thought -- One way to view the time since Super Tuesday is that Obama, with his February run, delivered a near knockout blow to Hillary. It wasn't quite a knockout because the electorate or the media or the democratic party had some hesitation on whether whites would except Obama as a candidate in sufficient numbers. Misconsin seemed to allay those fear, Ohio re-ignited them. And so here we are. If This very good speech by Obama moves us past that question, then it is truly game over. Hillary is out. My guess is that it will. Anyone who was "on the fence" about whether Obama's blackness should give them pause can only have seen his speech as honest and comforting and sympathetic to all races. Anyone put off by his frank speech would never have voted for him anyway. People on the fence just want to know that Obama won't turn into Wright in the general election. Everyone now knows he will not. That is the last test he had to pass. My guess is the polls will show he did in the coming days.

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Audrey Fryer, Vancouver Island, Canada — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:26:25 GMT

He doesn't mind killing 1 million Iraqi people (which includes children). NEVER AGAIN.

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Karen, NYC — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:30:33 GMT

I was checking McCain out today on the news as he sat with King Abdullah and thought... "That's one arrogant man".

Here's the problem with McCain, he wears his emotion on his sleeves as if someone OWES his respect or if he's above it all. The critical aspect of this is, McCain is a 3rd term of Bush and someone told McCain he can be as nasty, arrogant and disrespectful as he wants because he'll bomb the Middle East regardless.

McCain should think about sitting this election cycle out for the sake of our country.

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Ian — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:33:11 GMT

And when is the visit to the nearest Palestinian refugee camp scheduled? I'm sure Lieberman can give him the tour. Silly me. I forgot that this was meant to be a shameless court the Jewish vote by touring the most bullet-proof of all political cover: a holocaust museum.

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Blogger — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:50:49 GMT

http://tardis-db.co.uk/main.html

Whats he doing their he has no business being their.

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go conservative — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:17:39 GMT

I keep asking myself why Barrock Obama inspires me. I have had conservative view all my life. I loved Regan and his stupid pie charts. I think it is a noble job to kill terrorist that want to kill all americans. I often listen, and sometimes agree with Michael Savage--God help him. So why do I listen? I think in the end it is because I find that I AM SO SELFISH, AND BARROCK IS SO SELFLESS in all aspects of his stoic persona. Furthermore, I value loyality, in my family, friends and leaders--but most of all in my Leadership. The only place that I have really experienced loyalty in my leadership was when I was and NCO in the military. We truly looked out for eachother's well being. Then, this Barrack fellow comes along and holds on to what appears to be a heavy weight around his neck (R. Wright.) Not only does Barrack not drown, but he pulls the weight up and gently sets it down on the ship. Now I'm thinking bad thoughts--how can this guy excuse that guy. I wouldn't excuse that guy--he screwed-up my campaign. But then I remember--I AM SELFISH and Barrack is selfless--like when we were in the army, taking care of one another.

I think I will vote for Obama--just to see if he is truly what he appears to be. Let's see if he can bring our two disfunctional parties together, and restore the dignity, honor, and pride of America by ridding ourselves of special interest groups.

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Perry "Hussein", NYC — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:28:39 GMT

Please notice how busy the media has been NOT reporting that Saint McCain's mid-east tour is a total taxpayer-funded campaign stunt! Complete with his two most ardent congressonal lapdoggies, Graham & Lieberman. I'm sure it's pure coincidence that those two, out of everyone else in Congress, just happen to be along for this little hey-I-could-be-yer-next-president tour.

Official business my a$$.

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Katherine — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:34:44 GMT

I am a strong supporter of Hillary Clinton. However, if the Dems are stupid and nominate an unqualified and unelectable Barack Obama I will vote for John McCain. I have never voted for a Republican for President but I would have to put my country first, party second. I do have respect for John McCain. I have no respect for Barack Obama and could not trust him to be President of the U.S. He's too risky.

I hope the Dems are wise and nominate Hillary Clinton who I feel will be a great President. I know Hillary, I trust Hillary.

In this great nation, it's may "God Bless America" NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, is it "God Da-n America" as Obama's "pastor" & "mentor" Wright has shouted.

Obama is disgraceful and an embarrassment to me as a Democrat and a proud American.

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Dean Cutting, Alexandria Virginia — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:56:30 GMT

Meanwhile, in Palestine ....

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Lee Holmes — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:57:08 GMT

One must admit,this is what separates the Obamas and the McCains[leave Hillary out of this one. She may have suffered a broken fingernail at Radcliffe,but other than that,and her husbands penchant for infidelity,this is about it]. Obama epitomizes the struggle of the black man in America without ever having suffered its miseries. A true post Civil Rights Era man,the scion of Affirmative Action. McCain,the horrors inflicted by the brutal,whose scars he still bears. It is easy to see why American Jews may embrace one[Obama],while Eretz Israel Jews embrace the other. [McCain].

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Jamil, Dearborn, MI — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:01:21 GMT

I wonder if he would choke up if he were to see the situation Israel has created in Gaza. Oh, I forgot - those people look different so they don't matter!

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Houston — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:05:06 GMT

Too bad that when McCain was on his "fact finding" mission to Iraq, he didn't find the fact that the Sunnis and Shiites hate each other too much for Shiite Iran to be training Sunni Al Qaeda terrorists, as he cluelessly bleated, as reported by the Washington Post:

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/03/18/a_mccain_gaffe_in_jordan_1.html

And this wasn't just a slip of the tongue or a senior moment; the HuffingtonPost reportedd that McCain has made the same moronic comment at least once before.

Unlike the media-created hysteria over Obama's minister, the fact that the punditocracy has built up this phony aura of expertise for McCain is a real scandal.
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cigar — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:36:43 GMT

It makes you wonder what kind of museum of horror will be erected to the horrific folly of Bush, McCain, Hillary and the others who authorized the war in Iraq.

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A.Brocco, Albuquerque,NM — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 01:38:52 GMT

John Mc. obviously needs to return quickly to Arizona and get some rest. He is beginning to show signs of a deteriorating brain. He needs Lieberman to stand very close to him when he makes his erroneous comments and I guess Graham is there in case John loses his balance.
As mentioned by many, is this really the best the GOP had available? No wonder that Hillary and Barak both are ahead of John Mc. in the polls.