McCain's Speech - Page 10

Sutiiven · (#91 (**permalink**))

Wow very well put MMM i have to agree with you a lot tho. Palin i can not stand her and i think its just typical plot of yanking people from each other.

I still dont see why a good percent of the people in alaska as well as the ones here.

as for bush he is just a rich spoiled old man his dad put through college and sits in a chair of massive power and has used it wrong to many times . I am glad he can not run anymore .

fluffy0000 · (#92 (**permalink**))

The McCain hit piece on Obama supporting 'Sex Education for Kids' is a direct lift from 2004' Senate Race btwn Alan Keyes Republican canidate and Obama Democrat canidate. This campaign was hilighted by how low Alan Keyes and the Republican 'PR' machine would wallow in slinging mud. This campaign ended with Alan Keyes losing in a landslide win for Obama in 2004' senate race marked by it's 'nastyness'. fyi Obama did not sponsor this bill.

MMM · (#93 (**permalink**))

I hope we can see a repeat of that this year.

Sutiiven · (#94 (**permalink**))

I thought it already was a landslide and i can not tell cause my satellite is a piece of junk.last time he was way ahead that i seen.

MMM · (#95 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven

I thought it already was a landslide and i can not tell cause my satellite is a piece of junk.last time he was way ahead that i seen.

In national polls it is basically a dead even tie.

Sutiiven · (#96 (**permalink**))

Who did that happen he was killin him for awhile?

MMM · (#97 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven

Who did that happen he was killin him for awhile?

Probably the choice of Palin. She is young, beautiful and is a powerful speaker. Everything McCain isn't. She is also VERY conservative, which much of the right-wing is inspired by.

Sutiiven · (#98 (**permalink**))

sorry for the poor typing pains in my hands at the moment.Wow so it just a ploy or plot. to get him even or passed Obama?

Thanks very much for your very useful knowledge MMM

MMM · (#99 (**permalink**))

Well, the goal seems to be to win first, and worry about consequences later. Obama made a safe, and obvious choice, but a good one as a vice-president.

McCain chose someone who can help him get elected, but is going to be like a fish-out-of-water if she actually has to live in Washington DC

Sangetsu · (#100 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

In national polls it is basically a dead even tie.

No, it is not a tie, McCain is ahead. In no poll currently available is Obama ahead.

It's funny that only when McCain is ahead in the polls is the race a "statistical dead heat", whereas if Obama is 2 points ahead the quote is "Obama leads in the polls".

All this comes despite front page stories about "troopergate", qualifications and experience (or lack thereof), and despite the type of "factual" reporting I mentioned above. And even despite the fact that Obama has raised twice as much money as McCain.