McCain is losing, wise_man.

I’d hardly call that “doing well.”

alphie on August 19, 2008 at 12:10 AM

Wouldn’t that make him the underdog, alphie? Or are you using an Orwellian definition of the word?

God alphie, you have to be a plant?

At least from the neck up.

How’s President Kerry working out for you?

The only poll that matters happens in November.

Every single one says Obama wins the election.

I’m pretty sure McCain will beat the only Conservative in the race, Bob Barr.

hey media always told us that McCain was the one with the temper problem..

chided his Republican rival’s campaign team for trying to make him look unpatriotic and weak.

Barry Serototo seems to be doing that just fine himself.

His initials are either BO or BS. Either is adequate.

2/12 more months of this dreck, and then we get to spend weeks and weeks watching Dem-freaks like alphie tear out their hair and foam at the mouth

Their Messiah has feet of clay, as they used to say:
he as dumb as he is dishonest, and both ‘qualities’ are becoming harder and harder to ignore

Well I will tell you….Alphie, you had better have your bottles of Excedrine Migrane and Tums ready because you will need them both come the morning of Nov. 5th!!!!

McCain is losing, wise_man.

I’d hardly call that “doing well.”

alphie on August 19, 2008 at 12:10 AM

Losing what?

The moment MCcain was picked he won the election, there is no way in hell Barry can win.

All the hope n change and long winded speeches will not help him win the states he needs to win. He talks way to long and it gives people a chance to figure out he is full empty promises.

I’d hardly call that “doing well.”

I think this is why Obama is struggling right now, despite the fact he should be crushing McCain in the polls because of the fact that Republicans have dominataed the last 8 years and history has its pendulum:
Amy Proctor on August 18, 2008 at 11:03 PM

One theory is that if a very strong conservative won the republican primaries, that he would be too much like bush, and that obama would be doing so much better. McCain, as ridiculous as he is for believeing in bipartisanship, actually wants to be all of America’s president, and work with the democrats. I also don’t like the idea of working with them. When they are in power, they have no intention in reciprocating any good will. Partly because bush was president for 8 years, but also because they want massive payback for clinton’s impeachment. ANd mostly because they are tremendous d*bags.

But back to the point, McCain is doing well because he’s not an aggressive, right wing, full blown conservative nominee. While his conservative score that rates his voting record places him in the conservative arena, all of America knows his moderating positions. And if it were obama against the typical conservative republican, that he would be very far in front of them in the polls. While Obama wants people to think hes more in the center, his voting record clearly shows the most liberal senator that he is. For the undecides and the moderates in the US, McCain is a genuine person to be a president for all America.

While obama’s hopenchange is appealing, I think that the majority of people see him as an in experienced politician. And while Jon Stewart’s audience may want him for president, a lot of the people in flyover country, middle America, aren’t satisfied with his promises.

When people talk about the division in our country, its coming form the left a they point their fingers at the right.

Obama’s little comment was to attach Bush to McCain, which is fine because Bush has done a fantastic job on many fronts, and everyone knows that McCain is not a cookie cutter Bush. He has been a stick in Bush’s eye on more htan one occassion and everyone knows it.

I think this is why Obama is struggling right now, despite the fact he should be crushing McCain in the polls because of the fact that Republicans have dominataed the last 8 years and history has its pendulum: he’s demagoguing more and more, strattling both sides of the fence for votes (like on the abortion question at Saddleback) and people notice he’s being a typical liberal politician. I think he’s disappointing a lot of people, and that can only be a good thing for America.

wise_man on August 18, 2008 at 9:47 PM

Hey, I’m in…
But it’s kinda like seeing a 5 year old kid eating a cat turd. You just want to say ‘What in the Hell is Wrong With You?!?!?’

Sugar Mommy McCain has 5 times as much money as Pelosi.

More than enough to fund Gigolo Johnnys little boost to his, er…sense of self-worth.

alphie on August 18, 2008 at 9:21 PM

Documentation? Or is this like that “Andrew Sullivan” line again?

Kevin71 on August 18, 2008 at 9:53 PM

Read this please.

GW Bush is our Lyndon B. Johnson, kanda.

alphie on August 18, 2008 at 9:48 PM

What are you babbling about, alphie?

BigWyo on August 18, 2008 at 8:52 PM

We could all make a gentlemen’s agreement to stop responding. And help remind others to do the same. After a while, it might stop? But in order for that to happen, we need to agree.

Just offering an opinion.