Listen, dhunter, what you don’t understand is that to have a Republican come out and crap all over the place in an angry way will turn a ton of people off — people are tired of all the b*tching and moaning in Washington… McCain is playing to his strentgh as a bi-partisan guy, calm and steady in a storm… stop complaining and start supporting…. you’re a typical backseat strategist… all the answers….

Republican on October 27, 2008 at 10:02 AM

Oh, I understand what you think you know, and I am working for a Palin ticket but the fact of the matter is Mccain and Bush before him are complicit in every seat we loose this year as they have not taken on the Dems and pointed to where the real blame lies for the current economic mess.

Mccain should have called for Frank, and Dodd to resign and Pelosi and Reid to step down for their roles in Fannie and Freddie.
Instead half the country thinks its the Repubs and big business, capitlisms fault.

I guess if that is what it takes to get McCain elected thats OK with some but not I. For that twit to tear apart the fabric of this country for his own percieved elective advantage is not much better than 0Bama.

He has set up a senario that has sent us into this fight under false pretences (Republicans fault) and with one hand tied behind our backs (Wright and Dem congressmen off limits).

As Rush says we may still be able to drag McCain across the finish line thanks in great part to Sarah!

First, the last eight years have actually worked pretty well — it’s the last year that hasn’t.

I’m also tired hearing about how bad the last eight years were. We were doing just fine until the effects of a Dem run congress kicked in.

Totally untrue. From my perspective as an educated technology professional, the last eight years have been really bad. Can we blame Bush for all of it? No. But the last eight years have seen more economic hiccups than any time since the 1970s. First the tech bubble reached its nadir, affecting the larger economy, after bursting under Clinton. Then 9/11 happened. Neither of these were Bush’s fault. Then Bush readied for the Iraq War, most companies waiting to hire until the issue was either resolved or at least stabilized. Now, I’ve been telling friends that the Iraq War was defensible for years now, but there’s no way it was good for the economy. All the time, debt piled and our earned dollars became worth less and less compared to currencies overseas. Finally, we had the current troubles.

You want to blame this all on Bush’s economic strategy? Not fair. But it did happen. This hasn’t been the 1990s. It hasn’t even been the 1980s.

Knowledge, confidence… whatever you want to call it, it’s good.

Republican on October 27, 2008 at 11:10 AM

It’s blowhard bullshit.

One gets the impression that McCain just does not view the stakes in this election the way most of us here, do.

First, the last eight years have actually worked pretty well — it’s the last year that hasn’t.

Did McCain accuse me of attention defect syndrome?
The last eight years allowed me to reach one of my life goals.

Obama Redistribution Of Wealth Audio UNCOVERED

Also, the constitution is a contract of negatives only if it’s viewed from the governments point of view! From the individual citizen point of view, the constitution provides limitations on the extent of government power, and in doing so guarantee’s individual liberty…

Just thought I’d weigh in…

And what part of Karl Marx’s philosophy of socialism embraced by Obama and the democrats don’t you understand or deny Dave? You might want to change those rubber boots to chest waders. Snorkel’s are optional.

Rovin on October 27, 2008 at 11:04 AM
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Yeah, Obama would institute Marxism. Someone is retarded and I think it’s you.

Dave Rywall on October 27, 2008 at 11:12 AM

Nope, Dave, it’s you. Beat it troll.

Yeah, Obama would institute Marxism. Someone is retarded and I think it’s you.

Dave Rywall on October 27, 2008 at 11:12 AM

Quite the contrary. There is an eerie parallel to the patterns seen in Kenya and those employed by Obama.

Remember, in the midst of all the ACORN fraud showing up, Obama sued the Republicans for voter fraud. Now that Odinga is more in the light, it is a consistent pattern in both elections. Do you need to have the same kind of incited civil unrest show up to believe?

Keep sipping the Kool-aid. Eventually it will have a wonderfully small tripple bonded carbon and nitrogen compound that suspiciously smells and tastes like almonds in it.

As a enlightened past Democrat, this ad falls on deaf ears. All Dems and Dem leaning people think that taxes are just a buzz word for keeping the wealthy…..wealthy.

Hening on October 27, 2008 at 11:03 AM

Hening—you had me at “democrats think”, which is a misnomer. THE WEALTHY ALREADY SHARE THE WEALTH !

Rovin on October 27, 2008 at 11:04 AM
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Yeah, Obama would institute Marxism. Someone is retarded and I think it’s you.

Not confidence. Knowledge. McCain is going to win. Period.

ManlyRash on October 27, 2008 at 11:01 AM

Knowledge, confidence… whatever you want to call it, it’s good.

Which only proves that even Pontius Pilate was fallible.

Rovin on October 27, 2008 at 10:50 AM

Or, looking at it from a prophetic viewpoint, that it is what must be. (i.e. no selection of Barabbas, no crucified Christ.)

It all hinges upon Israel. The Israelis know the score.

Gosh, Dave. Is this what you are reduced to? Ad hominem gain-saying? Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

ManlyRash on October 27, 2008 at 10:51 AM

How does one “reduce” something that started with a zero sum of thought?

And what part of Karl Marx’s philosophy of socialism embraced by Obama and the democrats don’t you understand or deny Dave? You might want to change those rubber boots to chest waders. Snorkel’s are optional.

I’m also tired hearing about how bad the last eight years were. We were doing just fine until the effects of a Dem run congress kicked in. Plenty of easy to understand evidence of that, and it’s being ignored.

Maverick needs to take off the gloves from now to the end.

Your confidence is awesome!!! And inspiring!!! – Republican on October 27, 2008 at 10:59 AM

Not confidence. Knowledge. McCain is going to win. Period.

I hope you’re right. I already voted for the guy, but he still drives me nuts. – John Doe on October 27, 2008 at 10:52 AM

I’m right. And cut the negative crap. We get enough of it from the Drive-Bys and the trolls.

ManlyRash on October 27, 2008 at 10:56 AM

Your confidence is awesome!!! And inspiring!!!

I hope you’re right. I already voted for the guy, but he still drives me nuts. – John Doe on October 27, 2008 at 10:52 AM

I’m right. And cut the negative crap. We get enough of it from the Drive-Bys and the trolls.

I hope you’re right. I already voted for the guy, but he still drives me nuts.

A heaping steaming pile of misleading bullsh*t. But it plays well to stupid people. – Dave Rywall on October 27, 2008 at 10:41 AM

Gosh, Dave. Is this what you are reduced to? Ad hominem gain-saying? Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

It is my prayer that he is right.

It is my fear that this is a situation where the people will be asking for Barabbas.

Marine_Bio on October 27, 2008 at 10:32 AM

Which only proves that even Pontius Pilate was fallible.