McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

Cory (SC) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:03:22 GMT

I find it odd how contrasting John McCain is to Barack Obama. When these two finally go head to head in the general, people are easily going to be able to make choice as to who can lead this country.

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McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

Latino boy chicago il — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:07:07 GMT

oh yeahhh, McCain will listen to ALL PEOPLE, just like Bush listen to the American people. give me a brake, even so, I will vote for McCain if Obama win the nomination, no question about it

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Nelanie Sandusky Ohio — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:11:22 GMT

Why isn't msnbc reporting the news like the Obama Minute or Obama's HQ broken into or that Gov Rendell praises Farrakhan???

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Johnson, DC, Washington — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:14:54 GMT

This sounds like Bush all over again.
Bush used the old 'Compassion' talk back in '00.
McCain is about politics as usual!!
He knows that once in office he and the GOP could give a hoot about the African American vote!!!

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Steve A Jonesboro IN — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:15:42 GMT

Did he mean he would be the president of all the people in America or Iraq? Yes, he will probably listen-and if you don't agree with him (and bush) he will throw you under the bus. Count me in as one of the many people who won't vote for you!!

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Jessica Landes, Boulder Colorado — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:16:30 GMT

Republicans have won the presidency without black votes for decades. This year will be no different. Republicans can always talk to blacks, but that doesn't mean they will listen. You'd think at some point blacks would get a clue that Democrats couldn't care less about them except for their votes.

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NoMoreBushBoys — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:16:38 GMT

Ok McBush Listen to this. 'Thank you for your many years of service,But we dont wont you for our President !!!!!!" Not to be disrespectful , you are a true Elitist and a very angry Old Man.Seeing how becoming president has aged all former presidents,you at 71 can not afford that to happen. I notice you still have not listen to people urging you to sign the New GI bill. Senator McBush you could just respectfully decline to make appearances.

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boogeyman, mamaroneck, ny — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:16:58 GMT

McCain, if you can remember, you never passed the MLK bill.

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Michelle Zee — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:19:18 GMT

Good for McCain. This year is about the policies, but the media drags {race} around to get people off of the issues.

He is more of Bush, but he doesn't get it. President of all the people! Wonder if Clinton is listening, she is only president of the big states!

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Rob — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:21:19 GMT

What is that supposed to mean? Oh, right, the Republicans don't do well when it comes to the obvious.

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Amy B Portland, ME — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:21:45 GMT

71 years old and he's only NOW getting around to visiting "where there's the greatest need?" MCain just wants to be President so he can play General in Iraq.

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jesse St.Paul Minnesota — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:21:48 GMT

I'm aware of the challenges,I really dought that.Here are some thoughts.The poverty level has not changed,people in the 60's fought for there right to a better life.They marched,they fought the police,they where shot with water cannons,the dogs where let loose on them,the night sticks got a work out,yet all these years later has anything changed?The last group of people that I would execpt to understand this is the repubs.

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TLA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:21:48 GMT

I have serious concerns about McCain. With him forgetting, and mixing up facts so much, I wonder about early stage Altzheimer's. I also fear such a hot-head, with his finger on the button. He has real problems "crossing the aisle", because he blows up if anyone disagrees with him.

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Diane from Illinois — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:22:13 GMT

McCain might be listening to all people, but he is so out of touch with the everyday person that no matter how loud they speak, he will not be able to hear! He is NOT what our country needs right now. Obama is!

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JohnnyU, WA State — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:23:12 GMT

Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran. At least he listens to the Beach Boys! But while the Beach Boys were into Endless Summer, McBomb is into Endless WAR. He's getting a free pass now to (re)define himself, while Hillary is busy trying to destroy Barack. This new compassionate, will listen to all the people McCain is as phony as Hillary's sniper fire. Don't believe his slick talk.

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Doug P, Renton, WA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:23:48 GMT

I appreciate the humility in these statements. My impression of McCain back in 2000 was that although I would never vote for him, he would be an okay president (I never felt that way about Bush and turned out to be 100% correct).

McCain still shows occasional flashes of decency, but for the most part I feel that he has sold out most of what he ever stood for. As a result, his time to be a relevant candidate has passed.

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Keith in PA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:24:33 GMT

"time for action"?? What was the action he proposed? I think you left it out of the posting.

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Pete - Albany, NY — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:28:12 GMT

Yes, Senator McCain, I'm sure you and "Barbie" are really in touch with the average American's troubles and challenges.

What, are we buying less beer from your Sugar Mama's distributorship?

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Lori (NC) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:28:29 GMT

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voter — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:28:54 GMT

McCain, since you say you want to listen to the American people, get us out of Iraq. That is what the American people having been vocalizing for years. We don't want a 100 year war. We want out of Iraq. No occupation, no military bases and no embassy. We also do not want a war in Iran. If you want to do something constructive in foreign policy, capture bin laden. The one responsible for 911.

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bill, okla — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:30:54 GMT

Are you listening John? Most Iraqi's want us out of Iraq. Most Americans want us out of Iraq. Most Americans do not benefit from the corporate tax shelters you support. You know I think you listen...in your dreams.

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Brother Odd — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:32:45 GMT

McBush will listen to all people that don't want to end the war or help the middle class!

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clairton, pa. — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:32:48 GMT

John's notoriuos reputation for not listening to, and working well with others who disagree with him, does not support his claim he will have an open door policy. I don't believe McCain. He will do no more than practice the token Negro game, just like Clinton, and Bush. Clinton gave us Ron Brown, and Bush gave us Condi Rice. Hillary gave us Maya Angelou reciting poety on Bill's inauguration day.

A favor Maya has chosen to demonstrate her lap dog like appreciation for, regardless of Hillary's treatment of the women Bill wronged, and her character assassination of Senator Obama. Maya acts just like a field slave that got moved to the big house.

Obama '08

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Keeny G. — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:33:45 GMT

=== Ok McBush Listen to this. 'Thank you for your many years of service,But we dont wont you for our President !!!!!!" ====

Typical Obama-ite. All fired up, ready to go, but not a clue as to what's going on. We dont wont Obima as ourr precident ether.

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Barbara C. - Fort Lauderdale, FL — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:34:10 GMT

Time For Action Tour??? How much action are we going to get out of a president in his early 70's when he takes office?

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Chuck and team please report — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:35:14 GMT

Why isn't msnbc reporting the news like the Obama Minute or Obama's HQ broken into or that Gov Rendell praises Farrakhan???

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Razor Evans — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:35:40 GMT

Electing Barack Obama would be like having the first term of Michael Dukas.

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

twocanpete — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:37:03 GMT

http://twocanpete.blogspot.com/
He'll listen the same way he listen the same way he listened to the boeing workers.

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JB, Blaine MN — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:39:34 GMT

McCain will be listening to all people all right. As soon as the democratic nominee is decided (Obama), he will be hearing from the ground swell of the unified democratic support (Clinton and Obama). It will be interesting what the polls will be looking like then.

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Me listen gud! Like Bush! — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:41:05 GMT

""I'm aware of the challenges and I'm aware of the fact that there will be many people who will not vote for me,"....

....fortunately, for the right wing, it doesn't matter who you dough heads vote for - Diebold decides.

John - notice the number of Iraq veterans who kill themselves? Easier than taking care of them, huh? "Support the troops' caskets."

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Ozzy, NYC — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:41:25 GMT

Dear MSNBC family,

You should investigate this story about Ed Rendell:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXum_-8I1TA

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Patrick, Indianapolis — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:42:03 GMT

Hey Chuck,

When will MSNBC blog about this video. It is a 6 minute video of Ed Rendell praising Louis Farrakhan. Ed Rendell is fawns high praise on Farrakhan. Here is the link. Watch and realize that Rendell is a Farrakhan supporter. That must mean Clinton supports and has close ties to Farrakhan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXum_-8I1TA

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MI Chick — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:43:21 GMT

PLease who cares about the money, what matters is what a President will do to provide good jobs, healthcare, a secure country, and a way forward in an ever changing climate. This is what Hillary clinton offers and thats what you will get. A proven leader with experience to get the job done right.

GO HILLARY
Michael, Miami Beach, FL (Sent Monday, April 21, 2008 11:57 AM)"
****************************

You need MONEY to do all of those things - that's why we care about how she manages money. HELLO!

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Eric, Salinas CA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:46:55 GMT

McCain won't listen to anyone who isn't republican and rich enough to gain his ear with copious amounts of money. He's just trying to fool those of the middle and poor classes that he cares about them yet has voted against their interests his whole career, that is when he bothers to show up to work and manages to stay awake.

Go Obama!

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laura from missouri-formerly Arizona — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:48:02 GMT

hear and listen. What about doing. Look how long it took you to finally get on board for civil rights and vote for Arizona to have a Martin Luther King holiday. You were against that for many years and now you say you will listen and hear. Give me a break. You only listen to yourself when you are begging to run this country to get back at your POW treatments and decalare war on who knows who next, just like Bush, a personal venture for what his own Dad didn't compete. Never should have started in the first place and now listen to the people, let's see how good you are and end this stupid war that is stripping this country and us the People !!!!

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Joseph — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:50:35 GMT

I live in the state of Michigan, and for years the eastern half of this state has been black. This year Detroit ranked # 1 in crime. Jobs are living the state , and the state is falling apart. Unions are destroying the state. Every election cycle the Democrats come here making huge promises to the Black commuity. McCain is trying to reach out to the Black communities and basically saying hey we got the solution. My questions for those in the Black Community who blindly vote democrat, why? What has the Democrats done for you really? This is not about race! It is about reality! Democrats could care less about the Black community! Anyone who doesn't believe me, take a little visit to Eastern Michigan sometime, and you will see what type of job the Deomcrats have done here. High UNemployment rate near 14% in Detroit alone! Crime climbing through the ceiling! I pray for the sake of this country that the Black community will vote for the person will bring positive change. Don't be blinded by unrealistic promises. Nothing comes for free, not healthcare, not jobs, nothing. MCCAIN 2008!

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

Keith in PA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:50:44 GMT

Look through the bull$^%$. Vote Obama!

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Tom Jones — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:50:55 GMT

He will be president for ALL Americans?? Sounds awfully familiar to being a "compassionate conservative" and, therefore, very frightening. McCain cannot be trusted. Will he be president of gays, lesbians and transgenders; the homeless; the unemployed; the left-behind children (inter-city, suburban and rural?); teachers;???... Let's say it like it is... McCain is an opportunist and will do and say anything and kiss anyone's a** to get elected. Don't forget that "all the people" includes big business including oil companies!!

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Sporcupine, Kentucky — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:53:03 GMT

A Republican who sees little chance of getting any major fraction of the African-American vote has two options.

He can ignore African-American communities entirely, or he can take at least a few steps to engage them as fellow citizens.

McCain has chosen the latter, better portion. That's a good thing for him, for his party, for our country.

I'm backing Obama but I appreciate a chance to see something positive in his fall opponent.

It's small, but it's good small in a world where petty meanness and giant evil are all too common.

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Pat Huntington NY — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:53:57 GMT

Yeah right! Only if he turns up his hearing aid!

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Noexcuses, MI — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:57:17 GMT

People complain about jobs, foreclosures, the war, but they still rather vote for Senator Clinton or Senator McCain the very people who voted for or against bills that could have made a difference.

Stop making up excuses not to vote for Barack Obama because he's the clear choice if you're looking for change. If he's not your choice then you must be for more of the same and in that case you shouldn't be crying about your situation because after all you voted for it.

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Maritza — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:57:54 GMT

John McCain said as late as 2000 this famous phrase "I HATE GOOKS", voted against the MLK holiday, and voted against hiking the minimum wage.

What makes us believe that McCain is going to be the president of all the people.

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I love my country,Philadelphia,PA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:04:38 GMT

latino boy chicago il....IF you vote for McCain only because Barack Obama will be the Democratic Nom...then you must be a Republican and who cares what people like you do....Smart and True Americans will look at the person that can bring positive change...idoits like you only look at Race and a person name....no one cares about idiots we care about the state of our country...DO us all a favor and just stay home come election time.

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Jeff, Portland, OR — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:05:49 GMT

When you continue to say leaving Iraq is "surrendering to the terrorists" it shows you haven't been listening to anyone and don't understand the reality of the situation in Iraq. Stop pandering to the radical right and I may listen to you again.

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Tony, Dalton, GA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:06:40 GMT

It's Good to hear McCain will be listening to all people...Check the national polls...Get us out of Iraq NOW...

...Stop bailing out banks and bail out homeowners!!

...Give the "middle class" the tax breaks, and cut out this played out "Trickle Down" policy!!

Thanks for listening!!

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Rick, NC — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:09:22 GMT

Well, big john mcshame sure isn't listening to 70% of America that is telling him Iraq is a mistake and we don't want to hear about occupying it for another 100 years...sheesh talk about being an out of touch senile old man

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brad elgin il — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:12:17 GMT

you people think obama is going to end the war in iraq he's lieing to you all 80% of americans dont want another vietnam you my be to young to remember that cut and run. Your 2006 new democrated house got in by saying we will end the war well that was 4 years ago morons keep listing to keith olbermann he will make you morins feel better.

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NoMcBushOrClintlebermanSayNoToBothRepublicansIn08 — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:14:25 GMT

My Friends are all Old as me. My friends can be counted on my two very old hands. America wake up to John McBush his own mother said it very acurately her words not mine "If you hold your nose while you vote you can vote for my son." That should tell all of you Demcrats saying you would vote for him If the dem of your choice is not elected. Pat he has a hard time turning up his own hearing aids, he cant raise his arms that high

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brad elgin il — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:17:17 GMT

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brad elgin il — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:17:35 GMT

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Pat Huntington NY — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:17:57 GMT

President for all americans, except for [fill in the blank...I'll get you started, blacks, gays, the middle class, non-evangelicals...]

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jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:18:36 GMT

71 years old and he's only NOW getting around to visiting "where there's the greatest need?" MCain just wants to be President so he can play General in Iraq.
Amy B Portland, ME (Sent Monday, April 21, 2008 1:21 PM)

You liberals only visit when it is election time and you tell people to skip their 12 pack of beer and give them money,

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Richard, Washington State — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:19:18 GMT

Tom Jones:

You appear to believe that corporations and oil companies should be dismantled and put out of operation. Could you explain to the viewers why you believe this, what you believe the ramifications of your position would be if realized, and what you would do for all of the people who would be left behind if this were to happen?

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Full Moon — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:24:21 GMT

Mr. McCain:

I respectfully ask that you DON'T listen to all people. There are many Americans filled with hatred for their country like the Reverend Wright, etc.
Let Obama represent those who carry racial, radical and anti-American sentiment.

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Still has relatives in Michigan — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:25:03 GMT

"Nothing comes for free, not healthcare, not jobs, nothing. MCCAIN 2008! "

Nope - everything comes from tax cuts to the rich. John didn't used to believe that, but then Bush whispered in his ear, and he does now! A real man for all seasons, that John McCain.

(Hey, Joseph - I guess you don't pay much attention, but the mess Michigan is in can be laid directly at the feet of that dismal fraud Engler who DID think it was all free.)

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Kandy N. — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:26:18 GMT

Keith in PA: Look through the bull$^%$. Vote Obama!

I dug through bull$^%$, and at the bottom of the pile, I found Obama!

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Cee Senior — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:29:27 GMT

So, let me get this straight.

A 71 year old white guy who voted against the Martin Luther King holiday is bothering (and I mean to use that word) to contest the black vote. This, as the party of the opposition nominates an African American.

O.K.

Yeah, sure.

Go ahead.

Good luck with that.

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MR — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:30:35 GMT

PLEASE HAVE THE COURAGE TO POST THIS LINK! IT WILL CHANGE THE ELECTION TUESDAY!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXum_-8I1TA

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Tony, Selma, AL — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:31:00 GMT

With a population of around 20 thousand, Selma probably has the most presidential candidate visits per capita of any city in America. We've seen a Bush, both Clintons, Jackson, Sharpton, Obama, and now McCain.

If I didn't have to work today, I would have gone to greet him holding a Ron Paul sign.

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Heather, WA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:34:03 GMT

First of all, there is not one thing compassionate or conservative about the Republican Party when it comes to the middle class or the working poor. Their conservative values have driven the majority of Americans into bankruptcy, an economy in recession, a "leave every child behind" education policy, a multi-trillion dollar war debt, and a speed boat to China trade policy. In other words they are the party of "Your On Your Own". If you have an ounce of dignity and respect left after the past 7 years you'll vote for Obama to ring in the New Year!

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Karen, Des Moines, Iowa — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:36:04 GMT

That's the old politics talking. It's time for a change.

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Vermont Mom for Obama — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:41:22 GMT

"Time for Action Tour"?!?!?!

How about taking some action in expediting an immediate solution to our troops who have served their 'tour of action' in Iraq and are now stranded there with no way out because of the current upheaval in the airline industry!!!???!!!... A family member being one of them... Bring 'our children' home!!!... Enough is enough...

Obama '08

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MK,MO — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:49:23 GMT

mccain will 'listen to the people', then if they don't do what they are told he will kill them

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Mike Brooks, Eugene, Oregon — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:06:23 GMT

What is really amazing to me is that people continue to support Obama in the face of his "bitter" comments when he came out and said that all of his campaign promises about outsourcing and "free trade" were just campaign blather. It looks like we will be experiencing genuine honest-to-god food and job riots in this country this coming Fall. If, as some analysts think, the prices of oil is pegged to the Euro this summer, then the flood of foreign investment capital leaving this country will turn into a panicky stampeed and our economy will collapse -- even China and India will dump their devalued reserves and move to leeching off Europe and Africa, having bled us dry. At least John McCain has the integrity and politcial ability to come out and say something like "I supported free trade, but I was wrong; now I;m going to end it". Obama and Clinton are both so far in hock to Wall Street and corporations that we don't have a prayer of them doing anything not permitted by their masters. So, even though I loathe our Middle Eastern adventures and cannot stand Bush-Cheney, I feel the alternative (Obama-Clinton and all of their yuppy investors, snot nosed MBA's, and Bill Gates and Steve Jobs) would be even worse. So....McCain 2008! Free trade is treason.

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Charles (LA, CA) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:13:39 GMT

I definitely respect John McCain for this one. How many republicans would ever do what he did, when he knows he's going to receive less than 5 percent of the black vote. Obviously part of this is politics, just in case Clinton gets the nomination, but still I respect that.

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Karen Palmer Cabazon, CA. — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:13:46 GMT

A vote for McCain, will be a vote for four more years of tragedy, misery, a weak economy, high gas prices (funny how the BUSH family made their millons in the oil business, and now that he's a "Lame Duck", we are getting shafted at the gas pump).

Just think about it, do you want 4 more years of what we have now?

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Charles (LA, CA) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:19:41 GMT

Joseph,
You mentioned some very good points. The fact is African-Americans are too loyal to the democratic party, and I'm saying that as a democrat. If republicans and democrats actually thought AA's were a swing vote can you imagine the good that would do to the black community as a whole. The problem is Joseph, AA's view the republican party as the status-quo good-ole boys, power structure party. I think if Bush would've done a good job as president he could have went a long way to eliminating that idea, as no matter how we feel about him, he was without a doubt the must race-inclusive president we've ever had.

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Jim - Syracuse, UT — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:24:31 GMT

Dear Senator McCain,
Okay, listen to this:
1) End the war, now. Bring the troops home. The job is as "done" as it is ever going to be. It was a mistake to go there, and staying there is only making the mistake worse.
2) Figure out some way to keep American jobs in America.
3) Figure out a way to fix the oil crisis.
4) Figure out a way to pay for GWB's mistakes.

If you do, you have my vote. Otherwise, I'm going to vote for a Dem because at least he or she might bring some kind of change.

Good luck!

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The Truth Shall set you free — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:29:15 GMT

"He has real problems 'crossing the aisle', because he blows up if anyone disagrees with him."

TLA,
You are the typical ignorant Obama supporter. It is Obama who has never crossed the aisle in the US Senate to compromise and work to pass a bill. He's the most liberal Democrat there.

Maverick McCain has reached across aisle so often that many Republicans do not like nor trust him. He is the true fighter against government pork.

noBama

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So over it, PA vote the right way — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:32:31 GMT

I appreciate Senator McCain trying to reach out....he has nothing but time its not like he has an opponent to face up with right now...so he can go anywhere he wants and talk to anyone he wants...why cause the democrats are still have petty elections about their personalities....so McCain keep talking pretty soon someone going to start listening....and you petty people on here who don't know these canidates personally shut up your guys sound stupid or like President Bush

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Steve Turner Cedar Falls Iowa — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:33:17 GMT

Big Mac will listen to all people...but Hamas. One more thing that he's like Dubya, on. Don't think of them as the Palestinian Viet Cong, think of them as a Thousand Year Threat to No-Bid Contractors.

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Carol — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:34:41 GMT

I have zero respect for people who say they will vote for McCain if their democrat doesn't win. McCain has no intention of ending the war in Iraq and that's what this country needs in order to get back on track. You think this country is in recession now? If McCain were President things will continue to decline. A true democrat will support who ever the nominee is. Put your racism and sexism aside and vote for change. I prefer Obama but I will vote for Hillary if she somehow wins because I LOVE AMERICA AND DON'T WANT TO DOOM IT TO 4 MORE YEARS OF BUSH POLICIES! Like I said for those of you who will destroy the country by voting for a party who's views don't align with yours just out of anger because Hillary or Obama wins the nomination is unpatriotic and stupid. If Hillary supporters really turn to McCain like they say then this country will get exactly what it deserves.

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MR — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:36:56 GMT

MSNBC...DO YOUR JOB AND GET THIS ON T.V. TONIGHT!
PA DESERVES TO KNOW THE TRUTH!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXum_-8I1TA

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LuvUSA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:39:34 GMT

I find it odd that some people think the doddering McCain will somehow "wipe the floor with Obama". In what way? Obama is a far superior politician and orator than McCain. Have you guys heard McCain speak? He doesn't know what the hell he is talking about. He has no health care plan, admits he doesn't know much about the economy and I don't even think that his foreign policy ideas make sense. Obama is the one that will wipe the floor with McCain!

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Charles — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:40:11 GMT

SAVE YOUR MONEY JOHN...what little you have. You think the support for Hillary is low among AA.....

BTW if SD give this to Hillary we might not vote for her but neither will we vote for you. We'll stay home

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Carol, Long Valley NJ — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:45:15 GMT

Historically, McCain is famous for NOT listening to anyone who disagrees with him, why should this election be any different?

Vote with your head, vote for the economy, vote for jobs.

Vote Democratic 2008 -- don't let the corporations and their Republican stooges win again.

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seethruit — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:10:23 GMT

Senator McCain needs to read the following report on the Iraq War to educate himself on the cost and aftermath of the invasion of Iraq. I encourage the American public on the internet to read this report. I first heard about it via the April 17, 2008 evening program with Gene Burns, KGO talk radio.

"Choosing War: The Decision to Invade Iraq and the Aftermath"
April 2008 Report by Joseph J Collins, Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University
Following quote:
"The war in Iraq has become 'a major debacle' and the outcome 'is in doubt' despite improvements in security from the buildup in U.S. forces, according to a highly critical study published Thursday by the Pentagon's premier military educational institute.
The report released by the National Defense University raises fresh doubts about President Bush's projections of a U.S. victory in Iraq just a week after Bush announced that he was suspending U.S. troop reductions." - McClatchy Newspapers
You can access the 60 page report here: www.ndu.edu/inss/Occasional_Papers/OP5.pdf

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

JT Pie — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:17:37 GMT

If McCain wants to LISTEN, he MUST first READ this Quote (and the full report):

"The war in Iraq has become 'a major debacle' and the outcome 'is in doubt' despite improvements in security from the buildup in U.S. forces, according to a highly critical study published Thursday by the Pentagon's premier military educational institute.
The report released by the National Defense University raises fresh doubts about President Bush's projections of a U.S. victory in Iraq just a week after Bush announced that he was suspending U.S. troop reductions." - McClatchy Newspapers

Access the 60 page report "Choosing War: The Decision to Invade Iraq and the Aftermath"
April 2008 by Joseph J Collins, Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University at: www.ndu.edu/inss/Occasional_Papers/OP5.pdf

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

Leggo My Eggo, PA — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:18:02 GMT

The press has been all over BO and HRC, but did nothing when McCain rammed the Titanic into that iceberg. That was big news, and they let him off the hook. How is that fair?

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

Brian, Cedar Hill, TX — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:23:49 GMT

Our current idiot-in-chief stood out in the crowds with a bullhorn and said "I hear you" too, and from that point on he became the deafest man in the country.

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

sam sparling Chicago ILL — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:43:07 GMT

The Republican party has shrunk to miltarists, elitits, racists and multinational corporations. Ordinary Americnas are waking up to the GOP's war on the American family and on the middle class. If we have 8 more yers of Republian rule, the US will be reduced internally to a third world country, albeit with the biggest military in the world.

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

mexed, san antonio, texas — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:54:52 GMT

McCain will listen to everybody but he will decide within the Republican right agenda, JUST LIKE BUSH. Bush promised a compasionate conservatism and the only compasion we have seen is when he looked into V.Putin's eyes and all the trade agreements with China. There's all these complaints about north american Mexico and central american products. These are not comunist china who owns us finanacially and has taken more jobs away than all the countries south of the USA boarder. In fact, China is now taking away the jobs south of the boarder as well. NO, MCCAIN will not do anything that upsets Free Trade. He will talk sweet just like BUSH did and then kiss those American workers - good luck suckers. Any Democrat who votes for McCAin has not a clue about this election or the real differences between the policies of Barack and Hillary and those of John McCain. The Republican agenda has nothing to offer to the American worker except for trickle down pennys and a promise. It is always a promise undelivered. Their economic ideas are still warmed up stuff from the industrialist of the 19th century. Their ideas only worked well for the rich then and they are the same today. Wise up, America. John McCain has nothing new to offer except a nice face. Check his voting record. How many times did he vote with the Democrats. Few, few, few.

McCain: 'I will listen to all people'

JJ, Denver — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:56:51 GMT

I may not have started out as a McCain supporter, but I would take him in a red hot minute over Clinton or Obama.

Clinton is a crook, but at least I know who she's really looking out for (herself).

Obama is just plain scary. I'm not sure who he's really looking out for, but I don't think it's your average every day American citizen, based on what I've seen and read.

McCain is a proven patriot. It seems he is able to play with both sides of the parties, which is why a lot of conservatives don't like him. I completely disagreed with his stance on illegal immigration. Then I heard him in a speech talking about why he's changed his views. "The American people spoke. That's not what they wanted." Seems to me like he did listen.

Go McCain!