McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Steve A Jonesboro IN — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:55:51 GMT

Mccain would be nothing more than 4 more years of bush. I hope the American people can see through all the BS and realize he is just another career politician with no clue, no plan (except the wrong one!) and nothing good to offer the country or the world....just more of the same. BTW-he isn't the only Viet Nam veteran who suffered (and still suffer) from that experience-and evidently too stupid to realize we are commiting the same type of blunder all over again.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:56:34 GMT

This is easy for John McCain...

Just sit back and let Obama and The Clinton's destroy each other and the democratic party....

Then get the loser's people of that fight to come on over and vote for him in the general election.....

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

nuanced — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:57:33 GMT

any Republicans want to talk about their candidate's good points instead of dirty tricks comments on the Democratic contenders?

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McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Diane from Illinois — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:08:59 GMT

How come all of these McWar supporters on these blogs aren't supporting their candidate financially like the Obama supporters? How come McWar can't raise money? Maybe because they secretly know that he doesn't have a chance to win becuase he's too tied to the current numb-nut. Hey, maybe he should ask Bush and Cheney to donate! That way we could have 4 more years!

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

HP Boston — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:10:44 GMT

McCain can have the mess America has caused b/c of the Bush Cheney killers. The Dem's will only be blamed for the crash of the economy and the war. I will not vote in the GE. It is to late to save any part of our party and I will not want to see Senator Clinton having to do all the heavy lifting for the repukes mess. Let John die trying he has not the strength or the brains. But hey we are not use to either.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Juan,Ft,Lauderdale, Fla — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:19:19 GMT

Steve A-Right on!The problem I fear is that alot of Americans are ignorant and are easily manipulated by the fear mongering of the Gop. This country continues to ignore history i.e., Iraq and now we are getting the same rattle sabering and stupidity from McCain confusing Sunni and Shia. 4,000 DEATHS and we are hearing that only 28% population last week was aware of that. Scary! I have been watching HBO'S John Adams. Our Founding Father's would be rolling in their graves.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Rick, NC — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:23:51 GMT

Mcshame needs to go...he is prepping the easily conned for 100 years of war...too bad he can't make the war cheerleaders go serve

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Don - MO — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:28:54 GMT

Did Cheney go over seas at the same time as McCain to show him up? Will Cheney hurt McCain where he can so that he can get his candidate of 2012 in since his candidate didn't win this time?

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Class Warrior, D.C. — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:34:48 GMT

In any other world, the Dems would find it easy, easy, easy to whp a guy endorsed and helped by the most unpopular president in a generation, with an unpopular war going during a recession. It's a tribute to the Dems' lack of skills that this is NOT the case.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Ramanda, all done — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:37:54 GMT

When will the free ride the media is giving John McCain going to end? And, more importantly, why are they being so cautious about saying anything that might be construed to be "threatening" to him or the Republicans? Is it they have finally realized that J.M. will be our next president and treat him with the respect a president deserves? Let's not hear any more lies about the media being "liberal" when it is obvious that it really is not.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

Sunshine, Peoria Il — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:45:29 GMT

Lately I've seen these so called "polls" indicate American's prefer McCain.And these so called "pundits" stating Obama is losing his white support over Rev Wright.I don't think everyone should put all their eggs in the McBush basket.Don't let the media & polls fool you.Obama has not lost his white support as much as the pundits like us to believe.Although some "whites" might not agree on Obama's choice of pastor or church for that matter, they are smart enough to see through all the smoke & mirrors.Most see in his stance on race & government the apparent authenticy, candor, & transparency that we lack in government.All people would be considered racist if we adopted "guilt by association." Tell McBush to bring it on in November, he makes Rev Wright look like an angel.

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

TEXAN DEMOCRAT — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:23:31 GMT

THE NEWS MEDIA DOESN'T UNDERSTAND,OR IT DOESN'T EXPLORE THE ISSUE,THAT IN NOVEMBER ELECTIONS OBAMA IS NOT ELECTABLE........
THE MAJORITY OF INDEPENDENTS AND WHITE DEMOCRATS WILL TURN THEIR BACK ON OBAMA IN NOVEMBER.....
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE ABOUT TO LOSE THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS,EVEN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE..

McCain: The Bush 'tightrope'

R.Merrell — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:18:57 GMT

There is no daylight whatsoever between McCain and GW Bush. They both support and intend to continue Bush's War-Without-End, torture, no understanding of the economy, corporate well-fare (why do huge brokerage firms like Bear-Stearns get bailouts instead of foreclosure?) and false claims about "earmarks" while their buddies at Blackwater, Haliburton, and KBR continue to reap billions in government contracts and tax avoidance with nary a peep from GW or McCain. Bush and McCain sing and dance, both to the same tune. They're no different and a vote for McCain will be a vote for Bush and his failed policies and contempt for democracy. Just remember: Bush's War is costing thousands of U.S. lives, untold Iraqi deaths, and $12 BILLION a month, $5000 per minute - and McCain thinks we're on the right path and will keep it going - for a 100 more years.