McCain criticizes Obama’s position on public funding: matter of trust

People called me Hillary supporter. But I refused to vote for him, even though Hillary is on the so called Dream Ticket. Since from the begining he is not trustworthy to me. He is trying to fool all the people all the time, until the GE. And still people so fad up with the old politics that they believe in this dangerous guy. Well Clintons do lie at times, but one thing you can say they mostly will not lie when the nation comes. They might lie for their own political interest. And no one is saint in politics. But this man lies to Muslims, Xians and now Hindus by keep the monkey god statue in his pocket. He just said he would not let Osama become the martyr and he also said in the same speach that it will unlikely that US forces can catch them alive. In other words US forces should not try to catch him. He said to earn a point or two over hillary that he is not taking money from special interest, now that battle is over, he changed his stance on that. I just can not trust him at all.

lol
that was the best comment ive ever read
hahahahahaha
monkey god statue in his pocket hahahahaha

No More Lobbyist!!!!!
Getting rid of the extremely negative impact of lobbyist is one of the major reasons I support Senator Obama. I will gladly donate to Obama because I have seen the destruction from lobbyist up close.
Barack Obama has said many times, “Lobbyist will not own my White House.”
McCain has flip-flopped on many things. Yesterday he told the citizens of Missouri about a gas tax holiday he knows Congress will never approve.
Prior to McCain’s event in Missouri yesterday, Democratic U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri said in a conference call that McCain’s plan would cost the state 6,000 jobs and $167 million in federal gas tax dollars for Missouri’s roadways.
“The people of Missouri can smell a phony deal a mile away,” she said. “Frankly, that’s what John McCain’s gas tax is. He knew it wasn’t going to have any meaningful impact on people’s real pain – our dependence on foreign oil.”
McCaskill said it was “a promise he knew he would never have to deliver on.”
The article, “Could McCain Have Come Up with a More Ill-Suited Economic Advisor Than Phil Gramm?”, is one of many examples for the damage caused by lobbyist specifically gas prices and the subprime housing damage.
http://www.alternet.org/election08/87999/?cID=936047#c936047

lets see now MCcain takes money from anywhere—-obama relies on public supporters——-VERY INTERESTING,-who is for who

McCain has flipped on:
Torture
Bush tax cuts for the rich
Evangelical right wing
Drilling off the coasts and ANWR
Windfall profits tax
McCain says whatever his audience wants to here.

Foxy,
The responses you got may be because some people really don’t care if someone tried drugs. I’m sure the right wing, ultra conservatives who get blasted on gin and tonics will point their finger. But really, who cares?
There’s quite a few people in this country who tried drugs in college. Doctors, lawyers, business leaders, etc.
Is a good thing? No. Does it make someone any less able to lead the country? No.
We watched Hillary pounding shots of whiskey for the camera. Is THAT ok? Alcohol kills way more people than marijuana every year. Should our leader promote bar drinking?
We all know Bush was a heavy coke user and drinker as well. But he never had the guts to just admit it. His old friends had to tell us about it.
I personally don’t care at all about things that happened 20 years ago. People, even politicians, have the right to make mistakes and learn from them.
But then again, I’m all hopped up on kool aid.
I love Obama. He’s pissing eveyone off. The establishment hates him and conservatives fear him. That’s the best indicator he’s the guy that we need.
I trust him whole heartedly to be exactly what he is, a skilled politician with natural leadership skills.
He’s running for President – a political job. Not for Pope.

I guess 1.5 million donors would disagree.
Freedom of speech is what the Republicans have argued before, except they usually mean Corporate freedom of Speech.
McCain’s whine is getting a little tiresome.
I think he is trying to define himself as anything Obama is not, couple of more weeks and he will have himself tied into knots.

McCain is just mad because he was expecting to be able to use the public funds without looking like a total douchebag compared to Obama.
I can’t believe we even have public financing.

With 10% of tax payers checking off the Presidential Campaign Fund box on their Tax return, it is a non issue.
There are so many loopholes in the system that allow things like the swift boaters etc., that it actually works against the public.
The Republicans have showed us the way, No public financing of the Presidential Campaign.

Both Kerry and Bush opted out of public financing in 2004. According to CommonCause.com, the presidential public financing system is outmoded and in need of reform–hence candidates opt out of it. Before Obama’s announcement, it was already predicted that both candidates would choose to fund their own races.
In case it’s not obvious, candidates would make a “big, big deal” out of their opponent’s decision to put cream in their coffee. The rhetoric is one-size-fits all. Do you research, people.

“we must get off the oil kick–there is no future in it for we the people.” More empty rhetoric from the empty heads.

mack
want to pay 10.00 per gallon next—they will take the blood right out of us—will not stop unless we go to alternate fuels and power.

Until that magical day happens, we can all just do nothing and hope for the change to happen. Maybe someone else will solve our problems for us.

Then you may want to check out Ron Paul, because Obama is for big everything.

What makes you believe that Obama isn’t backed by big business?

Again, the O-Clones missed my point like they always do. I said that in response to folks slamming Cindy McCain for her prescription drug use, I brought up Barkey’s use of coke and weed. I was admonished that no one cares about that. I guess except when McCain’s wife does it.
The Clones again excuse any behavior of Barkey. Now the fact that he has reneged on his pledge to use public financing is somehow McCain’s fault. Never Bambi’s fault. And talk about whining. I never saw a grown man whine more than Bambi. He’s worse than a girl.

I don’t care enough about him to do any research about who backs him. It wouldn’t change your mind anyway. It’s just naive to believe that he’s not just like every other politician. Just because he says it, doesn’t make it so. You really may want to check out Ron Paul because he is the only one that is for real change.

So Obama lied to his supporters and will raise as much money as he can–the $500 million man and John McCain will only have the federal financing system. Oh yes, the broken system that Obama will not use. CAN OBAMA BUY AMERCIA? How does this look for the first black man to buy America. He can advertise and advertise and buy votes but I think the American people can see what is going on—you know Obama—transparency.

Something wrong with having $500M to spend on a presidential run…..Why would anyone need that much $ to become president? More importantly, who is contributing that much money to “make him president” and why?

Obama flip flops all the time.
In november Obama called the DC gun ban constituational then in the pennsylvania debate wouldn’t answer the question.
Obama was against the israeli wall in 2004 then when he ran for president was for it.
Obama flip flops on nafta. In 2004 he says it was good for illinios. Then he rails against it now he says it was overheated rhetoric.
OBAMA IS THE MESSIAH OF FLIP FLOPS.

Why does a socialist public financing system even exist? Peddling influence will happen no matter how things are financed. My advice is to stop whining and just raise some money; if you’re not raising money, then ask yourself why not…

Wow, is’nt this the pot calling the kettle black. Mc Cain is the biggest flip-flopper I ever seen. He is so ridiculously transparent in his villification of Obama. Puleeeze!!!!!