Is he that stupid?

Obama’s supporters will just laugh at Mac’s naivete and phony “outrage” and see it as the cheap posturing that it is.

You’d have to catch Barack in a crib with a crack whore before anybody in his Hallelujah Chorus noticed anything dubious about The Messiah Mahdi.

And then they’d quickly accept his apology ["My wife and I were going through a rough patch after her 'I was never proud to be an American' comment...sob!!"] and get right back to winning the Oval Office, just as with Billy Jeff.

They want power more than perfect candidates.

McCain needs to stop throwing marshmallows and get to the grapeshot.

Or just another promise, that will go unfulfilled?

Along with the promise of Sugar Coated Rainbows.

It’s on grounds such as these that I declare I despise this horse-race bvllsh1t. Campaign finance “reform” is an artificial issue. Treating it seriously is a disgusting form of obedience to fake superiors; it’s slavish cooperation with your trashy masters. The Americans would do better to spend freely, speak freely, write freely, and in doing so, make plain by words and deeds that they will use any prudent means to defeat men who oppose their fellow citizens in the free exercise of their natural liberty.

He snarks and attacks everyone equally, especially if they’re in his way.

Barack Obama is now in his way.

Seriously Barry O, you have maverick McCain and Hillry targeting you, you better fraking duck!

When he was running for his Senate seat in Illinois, Obama repeatedly promised the voters that he would not run for President during his first term.

From “Meet the Press” Jan. 22, 2006:

Russert: “When we talked back in November of ‘04 after your election, I said, ‘There’s been enormous speculation about your political future. Will you serve your six-year term as United States senator from Illinois?’ Obama: ‘Absolutely.’”
Obama: “I will serve out my full six-year term. You know, Tim, if you get asked enough, sooner or later you get weary and you start looking for new ways of saying things. But my thinking has not changed.”
Russert: “So you will not run for president or vice president in 2008?”
Obama: “I will not.”
Obama, the candidate you can trust.
Not.

Option 2: Obama keeps his promise giving him greater credibility as the “change” candidate and McCain looks stupid for setting him up with a stronger talking point.

Enjoy making your choice.

EJDolbow on February 20, 2008 at 6:31 PM

Choice between being shot and hung.

Just Democrat Right and Democrat Left.

Enjoy making your choice.

MexicCain brought this on himself. His own campaign finance laws are now going to screw him over. Schadenfreude at its finest!

HYTEAndy on February 20, 2008 at 6:16 PM

Juan’s pollos coming a casa to roost.

Second Look At Staying Home.

Was I actually going to vote for this idiot?

MexicCain brought this on himself. His own campaign finance laws are now going to screw him over. Schadenfreude at its finest!

John McCain: Still an idiot.

kinda sorta promised

Obama signed a pledge. It’s just the sort of idealistic “new politics” thing he would do – when he thought it was in his interest. It’s getting BO some terrible press on CNN and in other outlets. It’s also no accident that the Hillaryites have tried to pick up on it – unfortunately, on this one as on so many other issues, she’s in no good position to exploit it.

If Barry O does give in, it’s a triple play for John McCain – erasure of $ disadvantage, tacit admission that his hedging to this point was wrong, and further proof that he can be pushed around. If BO doesn’t give in, then it’ll come up every time he tries to start talking up his good government bs. It underlines an attack on BO’s political character that’s completely fair game – because BO has made it so.

This argument and issue aren’t decisive by any means, but they’ve inflicted a small wound that won’t heal and that can lead to a low level infection of the type susceptible to flare-up at any time.

If the argument ever goes to a second level, say in and around a debate, McCain will be able to bring up how Obama – back when he was trolling for “bi-partisan” initiatives to join – promised to co-sponsor an anti-lobbying bill, then backed out. It was an event that McCain commemorated in a truly scathing open letter sent to BO at the time. You can probably find if you search around a little.

Fixed it.

kinda sorta promised

lol.

That and “50 cents” will get you a cup of coffee.

Roger Waters on February 20, 2008 at 5:36 PM
How stupid does it look for a republican whining about the other candidate NOT USING TAX DOLLARS for their campaign.
Agree.

And Mrs. McCain looked ridiculous yesterday with her little “I am ALWAYS proud of my country” bit….looked extremely pathetic.

Disagree. AGREE

Buy Danish on February 20, 2008 at 5:40 PM

Fixed it.

Yeah, Bush and Kerry did, I believe.

Allahpundit on February 20, 2008 at 5:42 PM

Oh, ok.

And Mrs. McCain looked ridiculous yesterday with her little “I am ALWAYS proud of my country” bit….looked extremely pathetic. This is the next first couple? Dont thinks so.

I Roger Waters on February 20, 2008 at 5:36 PM

It just gets worse and worse for the Repubs. The McCainiacs won the battle but I believe will lose the war. Come on, a 72 Year Old Grampa against young, good-looking man with 2 adorable little girls.