DNC Launches New Anti-McCain Website: TheNextCheney.com

“Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.”
As a Democrat, I’d be thrilled to see him pick any of those people.
Cantor is an absolute moron, the guy who insisted Congress had no constitutional role in declaring war, when it’s the only branch with that role.
Crist would be great, in that it’d be interesting to see a gay man on the Republican ticket.
Fiorina’s claim to fame is driving Hewlett Packard into the ground, making it lose 70% of its stock value before she was fired.
Pawlenty is a wet blanket with no appeal, period.
Romney is the only Republican who’s flip-flopped more often on more important issues than John McCain.
Man, is there any way McCain could get *all* of these people on his ticket? Please?

More mud slinging by the Obama campaign – I thought he was a NEW kind of POL? Looks like the Harvard Lawyer was lieing, yet again. Trust is not an Obama Trait. A few words taken from Barrack Obama’s first resume.
Conceited, self-absorbed, arrogant, self-important, hubristic, ambitious, vain, snobbish, stuck-up, high and mighty, smug, superior, self-righteous, haughty, full-of-yourself, spectacular, elitist, snooty, overconfident, showy, self-aggrandizing, puffed-up, narcissistic, educated, pious, bigheaded, inflated, vainglorious, condescending, incomparable, untouchable, illustrious, outstanding, superior, flaunting, high-class, pretentious, exceptional, advanced, better-quality, pompous, stateliness, august, ostentatious, erudite, portentous, grand, magnificent, flashy, brassy, significant, affected, brilliant, glowing, special, esteemed, extraordinary, unique, distinctive, exclusive, bold, daring, assertive, intrepid, audacious, valiant, brash, forthright, divine, scholarly, nervy, self-assured, better, enhanced, a cut above, first-class, prominent, patronizing, aristocratic, regal, bossy, famous, high and mighty, breath taking, supercilious, majestic, imperial, stately, fancy, noble, overconfident, egotistical, self-centered, proud, pushy, brazen, presumptuous, aggressive, strident, loud, studious, cocky, boastful, swaggering, audacity, resplendent, knowledgeable, blustery, bullying, memorable, privileged, selected, anointed, god-like, chosen, preferred, vaunted, saintly, extravagant, inflated, overstated, honored, advantaged, intimidating, aggressive, great, luminous, radiant, dazzling, shining, sparkling, gleaming, skillful, intelligent, gifted, refined, accomplished, impressive, swollen, fulfilled, precious, lustrous, elegant, clever, sharp, brainy, well-read, cultured, awesome, learned, awe-inspiring, incredible, urbane, distinguished, imposing, eminent, renowned, masterful, decorous, venerable, sure, secure, poised, self-possessed, certain, paramount, superlative, unsurpassed, finest, high-minded, edifying, enriching, genuine, marvelous.
And that’s before he became Senator. And now celebrity.

Looks like the mud slings both ways. You all are a sad lot.. slaves to a two-party system because you’ve been programmed that voting for any other party is a ‘waste’ of time.
Well, keep up the ‘good work’. Just remember that we might have a ‘happy’ one party system soon if we’re not careful.

At first I thought TheNextCheney would refer to McCain himself as just another aged and ill, short-sighted oil industry toady and sycophant that thinks inside the box of Imperial America circa 1950.
It’s just a shame that we won’t see on RNC TV the visage of Sen McCain all full of youth and vigor fearsomely projected on a dias of enormous sound and flame exclaiming “Pay No Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain” as the curtain draws back. It just completes the picture.

Dean O… Didn’t the article say ”
Democratic National Committee, which this morning launches a new website, TheNextCheney.” Reading is fundamental…

Dean O
If you actually go to the website you will see that everything bit of mudslinging on there is because of policies issues and things these people have done or said in the past. At no time does Obama or the DNC stoop down to the level of comparing any of them to Paris Hilton or calling them rock stars because people are moved by there message. Vote Obama 08

McCain is ahead in the polls.

“Crist would be great, in that it’d be interesting to see a gay man on the Republican ticket.”
Tr,
Now, now. Charlie went ahead and did the right thing, found a beautiful young beard, er woman, and married her.
Hopefully that will settle the matter :-)
I wonder when Lindsay Graham, McCain’s chief surrogate, is going to settle down and raise a few kids? LOL!
The GOP’s closet is full to the brim! Come on out fellas! This isn’t the 60′s!

Obama thats everything works one way his way.. Obama is just another typical politician. I can do it but you can’t or you are a racist….The American people are seeing right through Obama and the way he’s running the most dirty campaign in history…Obama doesn’t want to be connected with wright ,Farrhakan, Rezko, Ayers…But Obama and his campaign want to connect McCain with Bush and Cheney…I guess Obama is doing it the old dirty Chicago Politics Way..It seems that the ‘Chicago way’ in politics is worse than the ‘Republicans.

“The American people are seeing right through Obama and the way he’s running the most dirty campaign in history..”
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This is an ‘opposite sketch’, right?

“Well, OK.
Then the Republicans should create a new website
thenextWright
Or something equally fun.”
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Well, Dr John, it was YOUR candidate who thought it was humorous to compare Barack Obama to Britney Spears and Paris Hilton and Moses and Christ.
Of course, this is McCain’s lighter humorous anecdotes. He also finds rape jokes funny.
He’s a man of the people, that old rascal McCain.

I don’t think it matters what the DNC does now. I am one person who would have voted Democrat that is sick of them too. I will be voting for McCain and the last time I voted Republican was Ronald Reagan. The Democratic party in my opinion is an equal failure to Americans, and their leadership lacks alot to be desired. The only person I would have voted for would have been Hillary Clinton. I am a Independent.

Well Stan, go ahead and vote for McCain, after all, Hillary and McCain had precisely the same prescriptions for moving the country forward, right?

Chirs, it’s not even that to me. If he wants to be a Republican, more power to him but the misleading negative attacks are what sadden me. I feel he has been talked down this road by those manipulating him and running his campaign. It has become win at all costs just like many campaigns in the past. When push came to shove he folded like a lawnchair. Telling America that Obama had no foreign olicy ability and then complaining that he was abroad. Condemning a speech Germany as something a candidate shouldn’t do after he gave speeches in Canada and Columbia. Saying 200,000 Germans waiving American flags and cheering is a bad thing as if the alternative of our NATO allies not liking us is a better alternative. Not being able to compete on issues so putting out that silly Spears/Hilton ad. The complaint about the tire pressure statement which was an answer to a question from the audience on “What can I do today to save gas?” I guess McCain’s answer is dig in your backyard and hope you hit oil. The complete misrepresentation and lies of the Moses/Jesus ad. The man shows no leadership qualities AND he ran his campaign into bankruptcy last summer. Not exactly what I am looking for in president.

I really do think this will backfire on Obama because the American people are losing their homes ,paying higher gas prices ,and they don’t see these things very funny at all…..If Obama really thinks that becoming the President Of The United States is just one big joke …Then i think the American people will not and can not take him very seriously …

Cheney not invited to speak at the Republican National Convention?
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Cheney has puppies to eat!

Well what I think this implies is that Cheney’s record as a VP has been one of not playing by the rules. And if you believe all of “What Happened” by Scott McClellan, it points to Cheney as more of a culprit than the president in being deceptive to the American people. So I don’t think this is as funny as some would make it. It almost plays as a warning to McCain to watch who he picks as a running mate. Maybe one of the criteria when someone is vetted is that the potential running mate should not be too closely linked with the president or vice-president. It’s reasonable considering the “popularity” of the current administration.

Cheney is going back to be CEO of Halliburton, he doesn’t have time for convention.

Posted by: ChrisNBama | Aug 5, 2008 8:58:46 AM
I think the inclusion of Spears was wrong. Unlike Obama, she has accomplished a few things and has a modicum of talent.
Obama and Paris Hilton have the same level of legislative accomplishments.

This is funny – looks like the DNC has finally realized that they have once again snatched defeat from the jaws of victory by backing the wrong canidate. The party leadership – Dean, Pelosi, Reid, Kennedy – have no one but themselves to blame. The backed an untested first term senator just because they didn’t want to invite Hillary to the party. Oh well, there is always 2012.

True Republican, and Regan Democrat voters are “conservative”. We are honest hard working American’s who want an America that is both Economically, and Militarily strong. We want Government that in honest and acts with integrity, restraint and compassion both domestically and abroad. We want the interests of Big Buisness and the financial sectors balanced against those of labor and the poor. We want to be proud of our government’s actions both at home and in far away lands. We believe in human rights, and yet recognize the limits of our ability and authority to impose our values on the citizens and Governments of other nations. We believe in fiscal responsibility and small government, but that must not be confused with believing in no national Debt, no Taxes, and no regulation of industry and the markets. Some of us do not believe in “Free Trade” but we all believe in “Fair Trade”. We all believe in America and American’s first. The Republican party under Bush, Cheney and especially Carl Rove have abandoned every thing we “Republican Voters” believe in. They have betrayed our principles and in so doing they have betrayed us plus our future, and the Conservative cause! As a registered Republican I will vote a straight Democratic ticket in November. I may not like Liberals and I do not believe in their political philosophies, but I will take a Liberal over a liar and a pandering graft collecting political prostitute any day!

Amazing. McCain runs from Cheney (the sitting VP) because of fears Dems will show a link between the two. What about Obama’s links and friendship with convicted terrorists Bill Ayers and his lovely terror of a wife Bernie Dohrn? Have we come so far in American politics that being friends with a sitting VP is more shameful than befriending terrorists. But, of course, if the R’s bring this up, it will be labled racist somehow.

PCC: “It’s not like Obama is doing very well in the polls”
Well, he’s still leading in the polls, and that’s really all that matters, isn’t it?

I am democratic all the way but I find this ad to be low and nasty. The DNC is better than this.

Haha! Is that all they got?

The DNC is getting desperate and with good reason. They haven’t been able to make the Bush III label stick to McCain so are moving on to Cheney. Problem is the public is learning more about Obama’s past associates and is more concerned with who will be influencing his White House.

Please articulate a thought other than calling Obama names and making outlandish claims that a few radical conservatives still believe. What happened to you Republicans taking the high road? Same old politics. I guess you can not teach an old dog new tricks.

It’s unfortunate that the DNC has now turned to boldface lies and misrepresentation. Take their info on Mitt Romney for instance. They indicate that Mitt Romney has flip-flopped positions to support Cheney/Bush by citing an old quote by Romney and then contradicting it with a newer quote, but with respect to the mismanagement of the war, they start with a newer quote, that the war was mismanaged and then compare it to older quote saying that he wouldn’t second guess Bush/Cheney, implying that he changed his position to support Bush/Cheney, when really he moved to say the war was mismanaged. If someone reading that was not paying close attention to the details, they would be misled (and I would say intentionally so by the DNC) to think Romney does not now believe the war was mismanaged, when that is in fact the more recent quote. Dirty pool.
They also say that Romney increased the state budget each year, which, although true, is misleading. The increase each year was well within a generally acceptable inflation range, 3-5% per year. What, does the DNC want us to believe that inflation does not exist? Newsflash: Prices go up each year. I guess they need an economics refresher course.

For Obama,it’s called artificial wisdom.
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No one will ever accuse McCain of having “wisdom”.

HAHAHA, That Republican National Committee spokesman Alex Conant is a real hoot!!!!
He writes, “While everyone else is debating the all-too-real energy crisis” blablabla.
Indeed Alex, everyone else is debating real issues; you are debating Paris Hilton and Britney Spears and tires.
What a joker.

They barely get along.
Posted by: chattyway | Aug 5, 2008 11:48:26 AM
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But then McCain sold his soul to Karl Rove for a chance at POTUS. McCain began his alignment with Bush last year by voting with Bush 95% of the time. In 2006, McCain voted with Bush only 60% of the time. McCain 2008 is not the McCain of 2000. Last summer I thought I could live with McCain because he was different. But he sold out and it shows.
I find it REALLY disturbing that McCain would cozy up to the very man that disparged his daughter during the 2000 South Carolina Primary. Guess McCain would rather win an election and honor his daughter.

Michelle spoke of how Obama mesmerizes people……..SCARY!!

McCain is just like Cheney – he changed his position on offshore drilling when he was offered a boatload of money by Bil Oil. He’s going to let the multinational energy corporations write our national energy policy just like Cheney did in 2001.
Posted by: chattyway | Aug 5, 2008 12:00:04 PM
—————————————-So is Obama, He voted for Bush’s energy policy. He is much more like Bush than McCain is. You all choose not to see that part of him.

To put forward an ad that says McCain is just like Cheney is like comparing Obama to Hitler. Hitler was a great speaker and his followers believed his every word until it was too late. The Obama campaign is now getting desperate and stupid since he keeps going down in the polls.

Oh…lets get this straight… McCain can run funny ads and be sooo sooo stupid but if Obama does it, then it is bad. Shameful… get a life people. I say Obama starts playing the political games, I say bring it on Obama, I will still vote for you, after all the Repubs have been treating us like jokes for 8 years now, anything you say or do will be a vacation.

Want to know the “real” Obama.
Obama Nation – every fact documented.
Obama is ruthless and will run over anybody that gets in his wa

Curious-What would happen if “We the People”, did not vote at all in this Presidential election?
Posted by: Keir | Aug 5, 2008 1:32:24 PM
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President Bush would probably remain in office.

Romney would be his best bet to shore up the “we hate everyone” voting block, consisting of the “Christian”-Right.

Romney would be his best bet to shore up the “we hate everyone” voting block, consisting of the “Christian”-Right.
Posted by: Henderson | Aug 5, 2008 1:57:31 PM
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Yea, but the Religious Right are a little freaked out by the whole “Magic Underwear” thing! LOL!
Never trust a man who think his skivvies protect him from evil!

McCain shifted his position on offshore drilling when he saw that ever-increasing gas prices were crippling our economy and severely hurting working Americans.
Obama flipflopped on offshore drilling when the polls showed him that 70% of Americans were for it and that he was rapidly falling in the polls.
McCain is a leader; Obama is a follower.

Hey all you loser Bush supporters why is it that no other Republican wants to be seen with Bush and Cheney? Only that crook Stevens wants to be seen with Bush! I think Cheney should wear a Darth Vader outfit complete with a light saber at the GOP convention,that would be appropiate.

The Republican party is responsible for high gas prices.
The Republican party is the party of big oil.
McCain is a Republican.

NextCheney.com…that’s really hysterical. He is a tough act to follow.
The nerve of Republican National Committee spokesman Alex Conant, “While everyone else is debating the all-too-real energy crisis, it’s good to see Democrats are obsessing over hypothetical political match-ups. The DNC is having fun with Washington parlor games.”
Excuse me but his party is infamous for the past 2 weeks’ buzz over the Britany, Obama, Paris Hilton, Moses, ads. I know people think Americans has short term memory problems but this is unbelievable.

There’s not enough room on the Internet to keep track of everything Cheney has done wrong.

Hurricane Katrina.
Cake.
Seriously.

lol – Obama was against off-shore drilling before he was against it. No. He is still against it, but understands the need for compromise in order to move our country forward. I will admit that it’s too bad that so many Americans are so selfish and/or ignorant to think that we can rely on petrol for energy ad infinitum and that drilling will make any significant difference. The only criteria that republicans have for president is that he be as dumb as they so they can feel better about themselves. Shame.