The far right and the far left is the reason NOTHING get’s done in Washington.
Hog Wild on April 27, 2008 at 11:47 PM

And that’s the way I like it. Every time they stop bickering at each other long enough to actually do anything, they end up further restricting our liberty and spending even more of our money on projects that are inefficient and ineffective at best, and often as not, unconstitutional.

Other than in an actual national emergency, I’d rather pay those bozos to stay home and shut up rather than making new rules and spending my money.

EweToob may have issues but at least it loads. Those of us with slower DSL connections appreciate that…

There are a lot of stupid people out there, obviously, and we’ll have to make sure they all see who you’re friends are.

SouthernGent on April 27, 2008 at 3:45 PM

Speak for yourself bud. I wouldn’t vote for Paul if you put a gun to my head. There are three horses in this race, four if you count Paul. McCain has changed his stance on issues in accordance with the will of the people, I agree he has not changed enough, but he’s changed more than anyone else running has or WILL.

I don’t understand the “my way or the highway” mentality. Our country was built on compromise, but the left and right have forced themselves so far apart that neither of them are no longer in the majority. I’ve never voted anything but Republican, but with the internet age comes information and it’s usually unfiltered. I don’t like the far right because they spend entirely too much time telling me how to live my life. I don’t like the far left because they want entirely too much of my money.

The far right and the far left is the reason NOTHING get’s done in Washington, that steroids in baseball get more attention than Social Security. It is absurd.

funky chicken on April 27, 2008 at 10:38 PM

Nothing will make them happy short of the resurrection of the Gipper.

misterpeasea on April 27, 2008 at 8:45 PM

Brother, I am tired of fighting this battle, the only thing this ad does is make us look like a bunch of retards.

Update: Looks like I spoke too soon.
I really hope McCain’s some mad political genius…

Vizzini on April 27, 2008 at 4:15 PM

McRove….????

Politician endorses Obama who has America-hating, white-hating, conspiracy-theory spouting “minister.”

I think I can make out the relevance.

Or are they endorsing the name “Obama” and not the actual man and his judgment and his world view?

McCain says Obama’s “Fox News Sunday” interview makes Wright fair game?

Then maybe the Fox interview was a subtle trap after all. Delightful.

Squid Shark on April 27, 2008 at 5:11 PM

Friendly fire.

Is anyone watching the Rev Wright intro at the NAACP dinner?
BallisticBob on April 27, 2008 at 7:47 PM

I listened for as long as I could stand it.

The part that struck me the hardest was where he said that people seem to think HE was running for President.

I thought to myself: “I wish HE, (Wright) WAS running for President instead of that fake Obama; At least Wright is honest in his hatred of America and ‘white people’. Obama does too, but isn’t honest enough to admit it.”

…anything a Democrat says has to be vetted by the media and the Dem before his opponents are supposed to even mention it?

The simple answer is that the Dems need the media cover so they can say anything to any audience at any time without fear of consequences, in other words pander at will, even contradicting themselves from one audience to the next, without fear of exposure. The media is happy to provide that cover because they like the Dems and think of themselves as the better, smarter, super-voters we mere actual voters should be. It is a corrupt co-dependency and a major conspiracy to deceive the American voter.

McCain’s advisers understand the dynamics at play with Hillary still in the picture. They also understand that its a long way to November and there’s no point in shooting bullets at the Dems when they’re shooting each other.

sorry..too logical…we need to listen to bitter Fredheads who think a fire breathing Tancredo approach will be more effective in today’s political climate

Is anyone watching the Rev Wright intro at the NAACP dinner?

It’s on Fox and CNN.

Amazing.

I really hope McCain’s some mad political genius…

Vizzini on April 27, 2008 at 4:15 PM

As long as Hillary’s in the race and playing “bad cop”, there’s no reason why McCain has to take on the role

By going after McCain every chance they get conservatives only help the Democrats. And they call McCain a moron.

Maybe the guy is just biding his time. But by all means if your primary has not come around yet, vote for Ron Paul or Huckabee in the primary. We want to make sure the American public knows the Republicans are every bit as screwed up as the Democrats.

Terrye on April 27, 2008 at 6:16 PM

+1

As long as Hillary’s in the race and playing “bad cop”, there’s no reason why McCain has to take on the role. Once the Democrats settle on a candidate, if McCain continues to act above the fray while getting hammered on the left, then he is using the Bob Dole “Nice Guys Finish Last” strategy to fast track himself back into the Senate in January. But with the press and the Democrats looking to paint him as an evil, mean-spirited Republican for the fall campaign, there’s no reason right now to give them any early ammunition — just leave them putting out things like Howard Dean’s “100 years in Iraq” ad, which even Tim Russert called him out on this morning on “Meet the Press”.

jon1979 on April 27, 2008 at 4:35 PM

jon, you have nailed it. McCain’s advisers understand the dynamics at play with Hillary still in the picture. They also understand that its a long way to November and there’s no point in shooting bullets at the Dems when they’re shooting each other.

People, be patient.

And he is surely a back-stabbing (to his allies) asskisser (to the Dems).

I’m reasonably sure his VP nominee will be a very crappy one if McCain is left to his own dimwitted devices.

We want to make sure the American public knows the Republicans are every bit as screwed up as the Democrats.

Well, I’m all for letting the truth be known.

It will never be fixed if you refuse to acknowledge that it is broken.

One thing he did do is win the nomination which is more than can be said for Fred! or my man Mitt.