The GOP base failed to conform to their nominee. He had to become something that he wasn’t and it showed BIG TIME. So much so that he had to take a HUGE risk and pick Palin which turned out to be a MAJOR mistake (don’t believe me look at the polls and what VERY CREDIBLE GOP voices are saying)
Posted by: Omentum | October 27, 2008, 11:28 am 11:28 am
For the McCain campaign, 5 minutes of consistency would be a treat. I am an over 55 Independent. I am used to my own feeble flaws. I do not want to vote for any candidate who should acknowledge his best years were forty years ago. It is time for old men to step aside and let the next generation iron out our flaws. McCain and I are products of an imperfect generation and our time has given way to the progress of the “net”. This world requires a steady hand. It requires a mind that comprehends a global network. McCain sadly is past his prime and not equiped for this “real world”. It is time for my generation to open the gates, step aside and make way for change. Looking at this crumbling economy, I am sure they can do no worse.
Posted by: cjvwise1 | October 27, 2008, 11:32 am 11:32 am
McCain’s closing argument are more lies, smears and misrepresentations.
If McCain is such a leader why did he fail to stick to his guns? Why did he move to the far right? Leadership by fear is what is used in those other than Democratic countries.
Posted by: Thinking | October 27, 2008, 11:44 am 11:44 am
MR. BROKAW: …The Congressional Quarterly did a review of your votes, 92 percent of the time you voted with President Bush. So it’s a little hard for the public to separate you from this administration, isn’t it?
SEN. McCAIN: Well, it may be the way you describe it.
Posted by: Hahahaha | October 27, 2008, 11:51 am 11:51 am
My closing argument is that this election should inspire some movie company to remake an old movie classic. It would be about this testy, mean spirited old man, that by some miracle had been chosen by the republican party to run for president. Near the end of the campaign he becomes totally erratic and out of touch with reality and displays all the signs of dementia and must be institutionalized. He is accompanied to the institution by this extremely well dressed air head nurse that was previously chosen to be his VP. You know how the story goes from there, he has a lobotomy and lives quietly ever after. The title could be “Two flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest”.
Posted by: LANNY EDWARDS | October 27, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
Final argument:
OBAMA = PRESIDENT
McCAIN = FAIL
Posted by: Ed from MA | October 27, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
FINAL ARGUMENT:
TIM RUSSERT: The fact is you are different than George Bush.
SEN. McCAIN: No. No. The fact is that I have agreed with President Bush far more than I have disagreed. And on the transcendent issues, the most important issues of our day, I’ve been totally in agreement and support of President Bush.
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
Posted by: Mj Parlier | Oct 27, 2008 12:02:06 PM
—————————————-
You don’t even have a clue!!
drunken sailors-that is funny
What do you do with a drunken sailor
what do you do wiht a drunken sailor
early in the morning?
on nov 4th
WE KICK THE BUMS OUT! no more brownie,
no more rummy, no more condie, no more bushie, no more paulie, and no more mccainie, and palie, no more cheney
yeah! USA,USA, USA,
I’ve already got my kick in-i voted early. yeah!
Is this the third free ad for McCain this week or the fourth free af for McCain? It really doesn’t matter. Unless the voting process is completely corrupt in this country (as it clealy still is in South Florida) McCain is over. Obama even leads by a huge lead when people are asked about who they trust when it comes to taxes.
Posted by: Mara | October 27, 2008, 12:53 pm 12:53 pm
McCain’s closing argument is substantially less than persuasive, especially since the Repubs have been in control of the Legislative and Executive branches of government for six of the past eight years and he has been perfectly happy with that arrangement. If this argument is the best he can make to be elected President–never mind that he has offered absolutely no vision of what he wants to do for the country other than to kill earmarks–he richly deserves his fate!
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
First of all the president does not control spending. Only congress can do that. History shows that democratic congresses spend more than republican. Hence the need for checks and balances. When either party controls both the presidency and congress history shows spending does go out of control even more. Just remember the president has to go to congress to ask for spending that he wants.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 12:57 pm 12:57 pm
What a crazy year 2008, I hear if Obama loses the election, we will have a civil war!!!
Posted by: aa | October 27, 2008, 1:04 pm 1:04 pm
Final argument by Obama:
“John McCain is up by only 6 points according to realclearpolitics.com right now in his HOME STATE OF ARIZONA. I, however, am up 24.5 points in my home state of Illinois. Now do you want a president that can’t even win his own state by a double digit margin? I don’t think you do.”
Posted by: Greg in MN | October 27, 2008, 1:06 pm 1:06 pm
The smirking condescending Joe Biden was angered because a FL reporter had the nerve to ask hard questions.
If the media had done their jobs Obama/Biden wouldn’t be so ill-prepared to handle a tough interview.
I hope Florida is taking notice of how the Obama thugs are attacking this woman.
One thing is certain if elected–Biden will be a constant embarrassment as VP and the real Obama will be in a fish bowl finally for all to see.
It’s hard for a simple-minded person like me to focus on the issues when there are all these rumors on the internet, and the journalists aren’t doing the job of clarifying them.
Is it so hard for JT to just ask Bill Burton to answer Yes or No? That’s what a press secretary is for. Has Obama ever been a citizen of another country?
I know that does not affect his American citizenship, but don’t we have to know such basic stuff about our president? Come on, you must have taken a course in college that said it is your responsibility to inform the public of such things. Is it really crazy to ask such a question?
As soon as Bill Burton answers a simple Yes or No, I promise to stop taking up precious comments space.
Posted by: Same | October 27, 2008, 1:27 pm 1:27 pm
Final argument: If you elect Obama, you have to watch Nancy Pelosi’s impression of Jack Nicholson as The Joker every night for the next four years.
There is already enough bad plastic surgery in prime time.
Posted by: len | October 27, 2008, 1:30 pm 1:30 pm
Same
First we still are not sure he was born a natural american citizen as required by the constitution.
Second if he was, when he went to Indonesia as a child and went to school his parents would have had to renounce his american citizenship and become an Indonesia citizen only in order to go to school.
If in fact they did that then upon returning to the US as a young adult he would have had to then apply for citizenship, and take an oath of allegiance to the United States all of which would have documents. There is still a lawsuit now going to the supreme court to force him to show these documents which he appears as being reluctant to do. It is such a simple thing, show the documents to the Federal Election Board and be done with it. My question is why won’t he.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 1:35 pm 1:35 pm
“There is already enough bad plastic surgery in prime time.”
len, that’s a terrible thing to say about Cindy McCain
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:39 pm 1:39 pm
“There is still a lawsuit now going to the supreme court to force him to show these documents which he appears as being reluctant to do”
Why are right wingers so gullible about this citzenship thing?
Oh wait, same people fell for Vince Foster.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:40 pm 1:40 pm
“I hope Florida is taking notice of how the Obama thugs are attacking this woman.”
ROFLMAO.
The McCain campaign called Katie Couric asking Palin what newspapers she read gotcha journalism.
Guess that declaring war on the media was a smart move….*guffaw*
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:41 pm 1:41 pm
Bailey -
Saw the Biden interview. The question wasn’t “tough”…it was insane. He wasn’t smirking…he was flabbergasted that an idiotic talking head was actually asking him if an American presidential candidate was a “Marxist.” Thought his “are you joking?” was completely appropriate.
We’ve had a “progressive” income tax system since 1910. Only in the McCain/Palin world of “inside’s out, upside’s down, over’s under” would anyone call it “Marxist.”
“McCain’s closing argument is substantially less than persuasive, especially since the Repubs have been in control of the Legislative and Executive branches of government for six of the past eight years and he has been perfectly happy with that arrangement.”
The blatant hypocrisy is astounding and therefore makes the attack ineffective.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:43 pm 1:43 pm
This is the real Obama –
In interviews, Mr. Obama was modest and careful. (In a rare slip, he told The Associated Press: “I’m not interested in the suburbs. The suburbs bore me.”)
Oh my gosh, we are back to Obama not being a citizen. Let me explain it to you in really simple words. He was born in the US so he is a citizen. In Indonesia, he was considered a citizen. Indonesia does not recognize dual citizenship, but the US does. You do not have to apply to become a naturalized citizen again. The GOP has sued over this and lost.
A Veteran
re: birth certificate
Obama doesn’t ‘have to’ prove anything…
the ‘burden’ is on the right-wing fringe to prove he’s not a citizen… so far they haven’t.. they will continue but they will not succeed, no doubt that Berg will keep trying.
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:23 pm 2:23 pm
A Veteran
and yes I know Berg is a Hillary supporter
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:24 pm 2:24 pm
no doubt that Berg will keep trying.
you want to blame republicans yet berg is a democrat. All I am saying is there is still an ongoing case now going before the supreme court. I actually believe that he probably is. My question is why doesn’t he just show it to ever it is that needs to see it and end this instead of paying for lawyers to keep it going. Doesn’t seem like it is very smart.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 2:36 pm 2:36 pm
“you want to blame republicans yet berg is a democrat.”
Berg is a paranoid nutcase.
His political affiliation is immaterial.
His Obama conspiracy is much like his Bush 9/11 conspiracy, deluded.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 2:44 pm 2:44 pm
A veteran
re: “My question is why doesn’t he just show it …”
obviously enough ‘official’ type people have seen it that the subject only seems to remain an issue for a ‘select’ few..
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:48 pm 2:48 pm
“All I am saying is there is still an ongoing case now going before the supreme court.”
What case? Who told you that? Berg?
The same guy who said Obama’s record has been subpoenaed?
The same guy who said Obama’s failure to respond to a non existent subpoena meant he admitted he as not a citizen?
A veteran, you seem like a smart guy. Stop reading media that lies to you.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 2:53 pm 2:53 pm
metaphysical DEPT:
the Earth seen from space is a BLUE planet
indicating life…… Blue = Democrats
Mars, a RED planet, lifeless so far and barren….
Red = Republicans
nature’s way of telling you who to vote for,
makes ya wanna go hmmmmmmm
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 3:06 pm 3:06 pm
Jake, I do hope your analysis of election possibilities is more coherent than the bizarre musings offered yesterday on “This Week” by your apparently befuddled colleague Cokie Roberts, who kept insisting to her fellow panelists that Americans secretly harbor a pathological fear of Democrats controlling both the White House and Congress, and that this would somehow rebound to the GOP’s favor.
Posted by: Donald from Hawaii | October 27, 2008, 3:50 pm 3:50 pm
So Obama thinks Supreme court should be more involved in wealth distribution?
Funny ABCNEWS is silent again on that.
Posted by: Greg h | October 28, 2008, 3:11 am 3:11 am
Email
CPAC: Romney Struggles to Convince Voters 
Obama Backs Off Birth Control Battle?
Final argument:
McCain passed the written test but totally failed the road test. He does not get a drivers license.
Posted by: doug | October 27, 2008, 11:19 am 11:19 am
The RePO man cometh!
Posted by: samhiguchi | October 27, 2008, 11:21 am 11:21 am
I’m GLAD that this is all almost over!
I can’t wait until November 5th.
Posted by: WATCH US EXPLODE! | October 27, 2008, 11:25 am 11:25 am
The GOP base failed to conform to their nominee. He had to become something that he wasn’t and it showed BIG TIME. So much so that he had to take a HUGE risk and pick Palin which turned out to be a MAJOR mistake (don’t believe me look at the polls and what VERY CREDIBLE GOP voices are saying)
Posted by: Omentum | October 27, 2008, 11:28 am 11:28 am
For the McCain campaign, 5 minutes of consistency would be a treat. I am an over 55 Independent. I am used to my own feeble flaws. I do not want to vote for any candidate who should acknowledge his best years were forty years ago. It is time for old men to step aside and let the next generation iron out our flaws. McCain and I are products of an imperfect generation and our time has given way to the progress of the “net”. This world requires a steady hand. It requires a mind that comprehends a global network. McCain sadly is past his prime and not equiped for this “real world”. It is time for my generation to open the gates, step aside and make way for change. Looking at this crumbling economy, I am sure they can do no worse.
Posted by: cjvwise1 | October 27, 2008, 11:32 am 11:32 am
McCain’s closing argument are more lies, smears and misrepresentations.
If McCain is such a leader why did he fail to stick to his guns? Why did he move to the far right? Leadership by fear is what is used in those other than Democratic countries.
Posted by: Thinking | October 27, 2008, 11:44 am 11:44 am
MR. BROKAW: …The Congressional Quarterly did a review of your votes, 92 percent of the time you voted with President Bush. So it’s a little hard for the public to separate you from this administration, isn’t it?
SEN. McCAIN: Well, it may be the way you describe it.
Posted by: Hahahaha | October 27, 2008, 11:51 am 11:51 am
My closing argument is that this election should inspire some movie company to remake an old movie classic. It would be about this testy, mean spirited old man, that by some miracle had been chosen by the republican party to run for president. Near the end of the campaign he becomes totally erratic and out of touch with reality and displays all the signs of dementia and must be institutionalized. He is accompanied to the institution by this extremely well dressed air head nurse that was previously chosen to be his VP. You know how the story goes from there, he has a lobotomy and lives quietly ever after. The title could be “Two flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest”.
Posted by: LANNY EDWARDS | October 27, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
Final argument:
OBAMA = PRESIDENT
McCAIN = FAIL
Posted by: Ed from MA | October 27, 2008, 11:57 am 11:57 am
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
Posted by: Mj Parlier | October 27, 2008, 12:02 pm 12:02 pm
FINAL ARGUMENT:
TIM RUSSERT: The fact is you are different than George Bush.
SEN. McCAIN: No. No. The fact is that I have agreed with President Bush far more than I have disagreed. And on the transcendent issues, the most important issues of our day, I’ve been totally in agreement and support of President Bush.
Posted by: Straight Talking Maverick | October 27, 2008, 12:17 pm 12:17 pm
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
Posted by: Mj Parlier | Oct 27, 2008 12:02:06 PM
—————————————-
You don’t even have a clue!!
Posted by: Molly | October 27, 2008, 12:35 pm 12:35 pm
drunken sailors-that is funny
What do you do with a drunken sailor
what do you do wiht a drunken sailor
early in the morning?
on nov 4th
WE KICK THE BUMS OUT! no more brownie,
no more rummy, no more condie, no more bushie, no more paulie, and no more mccainie, and palie, no more cheney
yeah! USA,USA, USA,
I’ve already got my kick in-i voted early. yeah!
Posted by: cheer up, smile, nertz! | October 27, 2008, 12:52 pm 12:52 pm
Is this the third free ad for McCain this week or the fourth free af for McCain? It really doesn’t matter. Unless the voting process is completely corrupt in this country (as it clealy still is in South Florida) McCain is over. Obama even leads by a huge lead when people are asked about who they trust when it comes to taxes.
Posted by: Mara | October 27, 2008, 12:53 pm 12:53 pm
McCain’s closing argument is substantially less than persuasive, especially since the Repubs have been in control of the Legislative and Executive branches of government for six of the past eight years and he has been perfectly happy with that arrangement. If this argument is the best he can make to be elected President–never mind that he has offered absolutely no vision of what he wants to do for the country other than to kill earmarks–he richly deserves his fate!
Posted by: chuck | October 27, 2008, 12:55 pm 12:55 pm
In the video, McCain warns his crowd to hang onto their wallet if the Dems take charge. What – am I supposed to trust a Republican with my money? Be serious. They spend like drunken sailors! Perhaps Sen. McCain needs a gentle reminder that the nation’s economy is a disaster. Wall Street is ground zero, and this is happening on George Bush’s clock. I don’t trust Republican politicians with my purse at all. If Democrats control the House – fine with me. Anything to get rid of gridlock in government.
First of all the president does not control spending. Only congress can do that. History shows that democratic congresses spend more than republican. Hence the need for checks and balances. When either party controls both the presidency and congress history shows spending does go out of control even more. Just remember the president has to go to congress to ask for spending that he wants.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 12:57 pm 12:57 pm
What a crazy year 2008, I hear if Obama loses the election, we will have a civil war!!!
Posted by: aa | October 27, 2008, 1:04 pm 1:04 pm
Final argument by Obama:
“John McCain is up by only 6 points according to realclearpolitics.com right now in his HOME STATE OF ARIZONA. I, however, am up 24.5 points in my home state of Illinois. Now do you want a president that can’t even win his own state by a double digit margin? I don’t think you do.”
Posted by: Greg in MN | October 27, 2008, 1:06 pm 1:06 pm
The smirking condescending Joe Biden was angered because a FL reporter had the nerve to ask hard questions.
If the media had done their jobs Obama/Biden wouldn’t be so ill-prepared to handle a tough interview.
I hope Florida is taking notice of how the Obama thugs are attacking this woman.
One thing is certain if elected–Biden will be a constant embarrassment as VP and the real Obama will be in a fish bowl finally for all to see.
Posted by: bailey | October 27, 2008, 1:07 pm 1:07 pm
It’s hard for a simple-minded person like me to focus on the issues when there are all these rumors on the internet, and the journalists aren’t doing the job of clarifying them.
Is it so hard for JT to just ask Bill Burton to answer Yes or No? That’s what a press secretary is for. Has Obama ever been a citizen of another country?
I know that does not affect his American citizenship, but don’t we have to know such basic stuff about our president? Come on, you must have taken a course in college that said it is your responsibility to inform the public of such things. Is it really crazy to ask such a question?
As soon as Bill Burton answers a simple Yes or No, I promise to stop taking up precious comments space.
Posted by: Same | October 27, 2008, 1:27 pm 1:27 pm
Final argument: If you elect Obama, you have to watch Nancy Pelosi’s impression of Jack Nicholson as The Joker every night for the next four years.
There is already enough bad plastic surgery in prime time.
Posted by: len | October 27, 2008, 1:30 pm 1:30 pm
Same
First we still are not sure he was born a natural american citizen as required by the constitution.
Second if he was, when he went to Indonesia as a child and went to school his parents would have had to renounce his american citizenship and become an Indonesia citizen only in order to go to school.
If in fact they did that then upon returning to the US as a young adult he would have had to then apply for citizenship, and take an oath of allegiance to the United States all of which would have documents. There is still a lawsuit now going to the supreme court to force him to show these documents which he appears as being reluctant to do. It is such a simple thing, show the documents to the Federal Election Board and be done with it. My question is why won’t he.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 1:35 pm 1:35 pm
“There is already enough bad plastic surgery in prime time.”
len, that’s a terrible thing to say about Cindy McCain
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:39 pm 1:39 pm
“There is still a lawsuit now going to the supreme court to force him to show these documents which he appears as being reluctant to do”
Why are right wingers so gullible about this citzenship thing?
Oh wait, same people fell for Vince Foster.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:40 pm 1:40 pm
“I hope Florida is taking notice of how the Obama thugs are attacking this woman.”
ROFLMAO.
The McCain campaign called Katie Couric asking Palin what newspapers she read gotcha journalism.
Guess that declaring war on the media was a smart move….*guffaw*
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:41 pm 1:41 pm
Bailey -
Saw the Biden interview. The question wasn’t “tough”…it was insane. He wasn’t smirking…he was flabbergasted that an idiotic talking head was actually asking him if an American presidential candidate was a “Marxist.” Thought his “are you joking?” was completely appropriate.
We’ve had a “progressive” income tax system since 1910. Only in the McCain/Palin world of “inside’s out, upside’s down, over’s under” would anyone call it “Marxist.”
Posted by: Brooklyn Democrat | October 27, 2008, 1:42 pm 1:42 pm
“McCain’s closing argument is substantially less than persuasive, especially since the Repubs have been in control of the Legislative and Executive branches of government for six of the past eight years and he has been perfectly happy with that arrangement.”
The blatant hypocrisy is astounding and therefore makes the attack ineffective.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 1:43 pm 1:43 pm
This is the real Obama –
In interviews, Mr. Obama was modest and careful. (In a rare slip, he told The Associated Press: “I’m not interested in the suburbs. The suburbs bore me.”)
Posted by: MaryD | October 27, 2008, 1:44 pm 1:44 pm
Oh my gosh, we are back to Obama not being a citizen. Let me explain it to you in really simple words. He was born in the US so he is a citizen. In Indonesia, he was considered a citizen. Indonesia does not recognize dual citizenship, but the US does. You do not have to apply to become a naturalized citizen again. The GOP has sued over this and lost.
Posted by: SUSIE | October 27, 2008, 2:02 pm 2:02 pm
A Veteran
re: birth certificate
Obama doesn’t ‘have to’ prove anything…
the ‘burden’ is on the right-wing fringe to prove he’s not a citizen… so far they haven’t.. they will continue but they will not succeed, no doubt that Berg will keep trying.
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:23 pm 2:23 pm
A Veteran
and yes I know Berg is a Hillary supporter
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:24 pm 2:24 pm
no doubt that Berg will keep trying.
you want to blame republicans yet berg is a democrat. All I am saying is there is still an ongoing case now going before the supreme court. I actually believe that he probably is. My question is why doesn’t he just show it to ever it is that needs to see it and end this instead of paying for lawyers to keep it going. Doesn’t seem like it is very smart.
Posted by: A Veteran | October 27, 2008, 2:36 pm 2:36 pm
“you want to blame republicans yet berg is a democrat.”
Berg is a paranoid nutcase.
His political affiliation is immaterial.
His Obama conspiracy is much like his Bush 9/11 conspiracy, deluded.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 2:44 pm 2:44 pm
A veteran
re: “My question is why doesn’t he just show it …”
obviously enough ‘official’ type people have seen it that the subject only seems to remain an issue for a ‘select’ few..
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 2:48 pm 2:48 pm
“All I am saying is there is still an ongoing case now going before the supreme court.”
What case? Who told you that? Berg?
The same guy who said Obama’s record has been subpoenaed?
The same guy who said Obama’s failure to respond to a non existent subpoena meant he admitted he as not a citizen?
A veteran, you seem like a smart guy. Stop reading media that lies to you.
Posted by: Ryan C (the actual real one) | October 27, 2008, 2:53 pm 2:53 pm
metaphysical DEPT:
the Earth seen from space is a BLUE planet
indicating life…… Blue = Democrats
Mars, a RED planet, lifeless so far and barren….
Red = Republicans
nature’s way of telling you who to vote for,
makes ya wanna go hmmmmmmm
Posted by: Blue | October 27, 2008, 3:06 pm 3:06 pm
Jake, I do hope your analysis of election possibilities is more coherent than the bizarre musings offered yesterday on “This Week” by your apparently befuddled colleague Cokie Roberts, who kept insisting to her fellow panelists that Americans secretly harbor a pathological fear of Democrats controlling both the White House and Congress, and that this would somehow rebound to the GOP’s favor.
Posted by: Donald from Hawaii | October 27, 2008, 3:50 pm 3:50 pm
So Obama thinks Supreme court should be more involved in wealth distribution?
Funny ABCNEWS is silent again on that.
Posted by: Greg h | October 28, 2008, 3:11 am 3:11 am