Another idiot woman - Cindy McCain

[Phishfan]

^^^ That was big news around here. What a dumbass.

[Defense54]

This has been the most impressive aspect of both Obama and Michelle ... at least to me.  

 

I agree 100%. ^^^^^^  Its a big reason why I am still so much still on the fence. If you are truly the one for the job you don't need to be defensive about anything.

[bsmooth]

This has been the most impressive aspect of both Obama and Michelle ... at least to me. Michelle has even made some very nice remarks about Palin.  I think they have blown off some stupid things that many leftist have tried to make into big deals.  The last one being McCain's comment of "that one" or whatever.  I applaud both tof them for being bigger than that and I don't even care if it's a tactic.

I also don't really care to start a new thread for it but did anyone see the guy in Tampa introduce Joe Biden as  "Please help me today in welcoming the next vice president of the United States, John McCain."
 
I'm betting he kicks his self for a while over that one.

Did you see the Daily Show last night covering the debate? The little skit about "that one" with the black guy was right on.

[Spider-Dan]

Nice Thesis. I can sit on my Fat ass in comfort and write a Huge book about essentially nothing as well..........or I could go to a third world country, visit with Mother Theresa and make a difference in peoples lives. Then I could create a group of people that do this year after year  .

And then I could steal from them.

[bsmooth]

WASHINGTON (AP) - Cindy McCain has accused Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama of running "the dirtiest campaign in American history."
In remarks reported Tuesday by The Tennessean, she said she initially did not want her husband John McCain to seek the Republican presidential nomination after a brutal primary struggle in 2000 against George W. Bush.

"The days of Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill are what we need to look to: a divided government but a government that needs to agree to disagree," Cindy McCain told reporters after visiting children at a Nashville hospital and prior to the presidential debate. "We're now seeing polarizing factions, people politicizing things that should be about what's best for America. Instead, they're doing what's best for themselves."

The Obama campaign declined to comment.

In 2000, John McCain lost the GOP primary in South Carolina to George W. Bush due in large part to insinuations that he fathered an illegitimate child. The couple adopted one daughter, Bridget, from Mother Teresa's orphanage in Bangladesh.

Her comments came as the McCain campaign's tone has become increasingly harsh.

Nearly every TV ad McCain ran last week was negative, compared to just 34 percent of those by Obama, according to an analysis by the Wisconsin Advertising Project released on Wednesday.

Also on Wednesday, Cindy McCain criticized Obama for voting against a bill to pay for the troops in Iraq.

"The day that Sen. Obama cast a vote not to fund my son when he was serving sent a cold chill through my body, let me tell you," she told a Pennsylvania crowd before introducing the Arizona senator and his running mate Sarah Palin.

In fact, Obama consistently voted for Iraq troop financing except on one occasion. In May 2007, he voted against a troop-funding bill because it did not also specify steps for a withdrawal.

And McCain has not always voted for money for the troops. On one troop-funding bill supported by Obama, McCain missed the vote and encouraged President Bush to veto it, because it did call for withdrawal.

Totally classy or clueless?

[Defense54]

And then I could steal from them.

Sounds like a nice accusation to fulfill your anti republican agenda but can you please explain yourself with more then a 1 lined accusatory factless statement?

[Fau Teixeira]

Sounds like a nice accusation to fulfill your anti republican agenda but can you please explain yourself with more then a 1 lined accusatory factless statement?

/sigh .. you obviously didn't read my post from page 1 .. it had a link to a news story

here it is again for you:

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/1999/10/18/drugs/

it's not factless .. cindy mccain admitted to it on national television so it's probably ok to stop trying to deny it ...

[Spider-Dan]

I also don't really care to start a new thread for it but did anyone see the guy in Tampa introduce Joe Biden as  "Please help me today in welcoming the next vice president of the United States, John McCain."
 
I'm betting he kicks his self for a while over that one.

Yeah, my fellow prisoners and I were pretty shocked at that ridiculous gaffe.

[Dphins4me]

 With what is going on with the economy, this is what we as Americans are concerned with?    Might want to take an interest in what is going on & not with the things that do not matter.

[run_to_win]

The thesis has been available for quite some time and was indeed first made public by the Obama campaign since Princeton University had decided to make it unavailable.

Thank you.

Welcome to the world of run_to_win spin.

Is the infantile behavior necessary?

[Defense54]

Thank you.
Is the infantile behavior necessary?

Looks like it is.  Of course I'm gonna Vote for who ever I feel can right this listing ship we are on...........but a Good part of me would really like McCain to win just to see half of the heads explode on this board.  I mean just re read all the posts here and the anti McCain crowd really is a bunch of ignorant fools sometimes.

[bsfins]

Hmm it seems to be not much more than name calling....