McCain Says We’ve ‘Stopped the Bleeding’ on Bailout Bill, Praises Palin’s Performance
EmailABC News’ David Wright, Alyssa Litoff, and Bret Hovell report:
At a town hall meeting in Pueblo, Colorado, Republican John McCain lavished praise on his running mate Sarah Palin for her performance in last night’s debate.
"How ’bout Sarah Palin last night?" he asked the crowd gathered in a gymnasium at Colorado State University. The crowd whooped and hollered.
"Viva la barracuda," McCain said. "I almost felt a little sorry last night for my old friend Joe Biden,” McCain said, laughing. "She did a magnificent job."
McCain quickly pivoted to the bailout package that made its way through the House of Representatives just as he took the stage here.
"We’ve stopped the bleeding," he said. "But now we need to reform the way we do business in Washington. "This is the most severe financial crisis we have faced in our lifetime. And there are no easy answers to it," he said.
But a voter later challenged McCain, asking him why he opposes a plan described last night by Sen. Biden that would allow homeowners to refinance their mortgages, lowering principle as well.
"Before we bail out the banks, why don’t you help the people?" he asked. "What do you say about that."
McCain responded with boilerplate talking points, blaming the housing crisis on the failure of Democrats to properly oversee the government sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Republicans allege that campaign contributions from Fannie and Freddie executives bought them lax treatment by Democratic lawmakers in control of congress. McCain takes credit for warning of the need for reform 2 years ago.
But, aside from saying that "our challenge is to help Main Street and not Wall Street," McCain did not address the substance of the voter’s concern or explain why he opposes the plan Biden outlined.
For the second time in 2 days, McCain signaled that he plans to go on the offensive in next week’s Town Hall debate with Barack Obama.
Yesterday in Denver a voter asked him, "When do you plan to take the gloves off?" McCain shot back, "How bout next Tuesday?"
Here in Pueblo, he gave some hint as to the direction of his planned attack: "Tuesday night we’re going to have a Town Hall meeting, and we’re going to learn a lot about who’s going to be a conservative, who’s a liberal, who’s going to raise your taxes."
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McCain/Palin -government of the people, by the people, for the people
Posted by: jeff | October 3, 2008, 2:49 pm 2:49 pm
blah blah .. maverick.. blah blah… surge…. blah blah…. pow.
You are tired John, both figuratively and literally.
Posted by: make it known | October 3, 2008, 2:52 pm 2:52 pm
“The bleeding has stopped”?
It may have stopped spurting but the blood is still seeping out.
Palin, while adequate, was far from convincing that she has the capability of being VP, let alone a heartbeat away from the Presidency.
Most Americans agree Biden won the debate. He is the one who we can trust to be able to take over in the event of something happening to Obama.
If it came to Palin do that . . . a wink and a “you betcha” would be her only fall-back!
Posted by: Tom Kaye | October 3, 2008, 2:54 pm 2:54 pm
McCian knows he chose a loof, goof, and spoof! You can tell by the way he looked at her when Katie Couric asked her if she was ready to lead if need be.
He gave her that WTF have I done look and you are so destroying my campaign.
WOMEN FOR OBAMA!
Posted by: Bobbi | October 3, 2008, 2:54 pm 2:54 pm
Both of them are Empty Suites and liars….
They have nothing to offer us. Last night just like Joe said.. Where are your plans… they have none.
Posted by: beck | October 3, 2008, 2:57 pm 2:57 pm
Bring it on McSame!!! You really don’t want to go there but if you do you will be destroyed by Obama/Biden.
Posted by: Mike Sk | October 3, 2008, 2:57 pm 2:57 pm
What happened to my post?
Posted by: Bobbi | October 3, 2008, 2:58 pm 2:58 pm
This whole bit about the surge was a success, there would not have been a surge needed if the lie was not told!
Posted by: Bobbi | October 3, 2008, 2:58 pm 2:58 pm
Your going down this time Obama Hussein
McCain/Palin 08!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Joey | October 3, 2008, 2:59 pm 2:59 pm
McCain could have been a real “maverick” and opposed this fat laiden b.s bill…. I don’t feel too good about him now…and the political pendulum is swinging left…..which means I am afraid that we may have to listen to Osama Bin Lying for 4 years…
what a nigtmare on elm street..main street…if this is where we are now I can only imagine what 4 years of liars Obummer and Pelosi and Reid will leave us! The three stooges! Wonderful!!!
Posted by: Independent | October 3, 2008, 3:03 pm 3:03 pm
Welcome to the two party moronic convergence. wher’s the 2000 Straight Talk Express gone? Now all we get is blah blay, I was a prisoner blah blah I know how to win a war(Which war is that anyway?) blay blah We’ve domne something (even though it’s the wrong thing and won’t work to stop or even slow the bleeding. Wow do we need better candidates and parties!
Posted by: dem-dog | October 3, 2008, 3:14 pm 3:14 pm
MikeSk -I guess you want a communist to run your country. Fine, when double digit inflation and interest rates are your thing, fine. If you define tax increases as patriotism or neighborliness, fine, you will love Obama. If you want more mortgage mess like Fanny and Freddie’s CEO friends of Biden and Obama, then go ahead and vote for Obama. If you want Obama to keep sending memos to FARC the terrorist orgainization in Columbia, fine, vote for Obama. If you want a person to sit in a church and hear hate-filled rhetoric for 20 years, fine, vote Obama. If you want a person who befriends and does business with a person who tried to blow up the pentagon and other U.S. buildings like William Ayers, fine, vote for Obama. If you believe the lies of Obama when he says he will not tax small companies in capital gains taxes. Fine, believe that malarky (suckers). Fact is: they DON’T pay capital gains taxes! So, if you want to be swindled by two guys who tell you they root for the middle class guy but really aren’t (they are both millionaires), fine, vote for Obama. Fact is, Palin won the debate. And she called on Biden about his lies and it was funny! Tsk, tsk Joe Biden for not knowing what the VP does. Did someone put tape on the back of his head to make his eyes look weird?
Posted by: justrighttoo | October 3, 2008, 3:25 pm 3:25 pm
WHY IS IT THAT EVERYTIME SOME REPUBLICAN HAS TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT OBAMA. THEY BRING RACE, RELIGION, AND LIES INTO THEIR ARGUMENT. THAT IS WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS FULL OF RACIST, IGNORANT PEOPLE THAT THE SMARTEST THING THAT CAN COME OUT OF THEIR MOUTH ARE HATEFUL WORDS. PLEASE LOOK WITHIN YOURSELF AND SEE THAT ALL THAT HATRED YOU HAVE IS FOR YOURSELF. PEOPLE LIKE THAT ARE THE REASON WHY PEOPLE LIKE OBAMA EXIST. PLEASE KEEP IT UP CAUSE YOU ARE THE FUEL TO OBAMA AND EVERY SUPPORTER AND IT SHOWS THE CHANGE HE IS FIGHTING AND YOU ARE TRYING SO HARD TO STOP. I WILL SAY IT NOW OBAMA IS OUR NEXT PRESIDENT. IF YOU DONT LIKE IT GO TO IRAN, OR CUBA, OR NORTH KOREA AND YOU WILL SEE WHO REALLY ARE OUR ENEMIES.
Posted by: ZEKE | October 3, 2008, 3:29 pm 3:29 pm
To the detriment of the Democrats, Palin’s winning performance has forced the spotlight exclusively now on McCain & Obama. The VPs and the legitimacy thereof is now a non-issue. A position the Democrats didn’t want to find themselves in. Finally, It’s Rocky Balboa versus Apollo Creed. Rocky knows he can win if only he can figure out a way to corner him. Obama is about to be cornered.
Posted by: David | October 3, 2008, 3:47 pm 3:47 pm
WE ARE REALLY NOT OPEN MINDED TO THIS POLITICAL RACE I HAVE BEEN ONE OF THE MOST CONFUSING PERSON IN THIS POLITICS RACE I CANT EVEN IMAGINE. I WATCH THE DEBATE LASTNIGHT HOPING TO SEE SARAH PALIN COME OUT ON TOP, BUT TO MY SENSE OF KNOWLEDGE SHE DIDNT HAVE ONE CLUE AND WHAT THE QUESTIONS THAT WERE ASK. SHE DIDNT ANSWER AT ALL I WAS WONDERING “WHAT THE HELL”. IT OBVIOUS THAT SHE ONLY KNEW ABOUT WHAT SHE HAD PRACTICE IT IS SAD AMERICA.WOW!!! SOMEBODY NEED TO TELL MCCAIN THAT HE MADE A WRONG CHOICE PLEASE… THIS IS SICK, HOW IN THE WORLD SOMEBODY RUNNING FOR SUCH A HIGH POSITION CANT ANSWER QUESTIONS THAT IS DIRECTED TO HER IN REGARDS TO OUR CURRENT CRISIS. WHAT NEWSPAPER SHE READING OBVIOUSLY NONE. PLEASE PLEASE STOP IT STOP IT. THIS MCCAIN/PALIN SCARE THE HECK OUT OF ME. HELP HELP HELP HELP
Posted by: JANE | October 3, 2008, 3:49 pm 3:49 pm
Hope he picked up a bouquet for Keith Olbermann too – the least he could do to thank Keith for incessantly and unfairly attacking Hillary during the primaries.
No flowers for Ted Kennedy or John Kerry though – their endorsements of Obama meant nothing in MA where Hillary whooped his a** by 15 points.
And for Oprah – forget flowers; just pick up a few pizzas for her to snack on.
Posted by: ch | October 3, 2008, 3:50 pm 3:50 pm
Oh my God. So now we have the maverick and his little barracuda. Get a life you two. Preferrably somewhere far away from America.
Posted by: Sarah Who? | October 3, 2008, 3:56 pm 3:56 pm
No…..the bleeding hasn’ stopped and quite frankly, I see the Republican penchant for subterfuge is still intact.
Take a sow’s ear and try to make a silk purse out of it. Blah blah blah
Posted by: seansatx | October 3, 2008, 4:16 pm 4:16 pm
This is the last big Pig F%#@ of the George W. Bush administration. They have been raping this country for the last eight years and had to get that last bit of money before they leave. Shame on both parties! McCain’s platform is “no earmarks” and he voted for this bill! I’m an Arizonan and will not vote for McCain this time around.
Posted by: Claudia | October 3, 2008, 4:18 pm 4:18 pm
During the debates:
Sarah Palin to Joe Biden, Obama voted “no” 200 times.
Joe Biden’s response to Sarah Palin, John McCain voted “no” 400 time.
Sarah Palin no rebuttal
Posted by: Lookup | October 3, 2008, 4:31 pm 4:31 pm
oh, I thot he was talking about his campaign.
Posted by: claudia | October 3, 2008, 4:37 pm 4:37 pm
McCain/Palin -government of the (Rich) people, by the (Rich) people, for the (Rich) people
Posted by: Paul | October 3, 2008, 4:49 pm 4:49 pm
McCain and Palins political careers will be over in 32 days…both careers lasted too long.
Posted by: garysgary | October 3, 2008, 5:16 pm 5:16 pm
“Viva la barracuda,” McCain said. “I almost felt a little sorry last night for my old friend Joe Biden,” McCain said, laughing. “She did a magnificent job.”
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Old man has definitely lost his bearings! What debate was he watching because there is NO POLL that shows that moron Palin winning the debate….almost EVERY poll shows Biden winning, almost EVERY poll shows the Obama/Biden ticket head, almost EVERY poll shows that Palin is repelling more independent voters than attracting them, EVERY poll shows that people think she is not ready for any office (except for the back office at some local dentists clinic). Guess what McCain? Joe’s not going to feel sorry for you when he’s in the White House soon and you’re stuck high and dry. Joe is NOT going to feel sorry for you when you’re SOL after this election had will have lost your credibility, $$$, and years on your life. Palin won’t even look at you anymore, let alone Cindy. We know you are NO MAVERICK, as your good friend Joe let us know. You and Palin are a farse. Why dont you crawl back to Faux News, give your pathetic, “unbiased” interviews, and keep telling yourselves that you’re winning everything!
Posted by: ed | October 3, 2008, 5:28 pm 5:28 pm
These folks like to use the term Joe Six Pack – but that is the demographic they respect the least. …………
http://thefiresidepost.com/2008/10/03/respecting-joe-six-pack/
Posted by: Ohg Rea Tone | October 3, 2008, 6:03 pm 6:03 pm
What’s really starting to grate on me is McCain’s repeated lie, at these stump speeches, that he suspended his campaign to rush to Washington to fix the economic crisis.
Anyone who has followed this knows that, on the Wednesday he made this statement, he didn’t rush back to Washington. No. He went to CBS in New York for an interview with Katie Couric. (Just ask David Letterman about that.)
After the Couric interview did he fly out to D.C? No, again. He stayed overnight in NYC to give a speech at the Clinton Global Initiative on Thursday morning. This is not campaigning?
Then and only then, did McCain fly to D.C. But, guess what? Obama was there, too — at the request of President Bush.
I think the only thing McCain can take credit for is making an ass out of himself.
Posted by: Lawrence Mainlente | October 3, 2008, 6:07 pm 6:07 pm
McCain: I will veto any pork barrel that comes to my desk.
Supporter: But you just passed the rescue package that includes many pork barrels!
McCain: I know. I am a “real change”.
Supporter: I believe you 100%. You are definitely the “real change”. You said that “our economy is strong”, and now we need to “rescue” it. You said that “no debate until we get the rescue solution”, and I saw you debated very well even if no rescue solution yet!. Who dare not to say these are “real changes”?
McCain: Well, glad to see that you really understand me.
Posted by: Palin | October 3, 2008, 6:35 pm 6:35 pm
Absolutely “Palin” ….interesting name choice by the way :-)
“I won’t vote for the bail out plan if any pork is attached”
McCain says one thing and then does only what is politically expedient. That is not leadership, not integrity, not honor — it is merely wanting to win at all cost.
Well I’m not letting my country be the price for his fierce ambition.
Posted by: dassis | October 3, 2008, 6:50 pm 6:50 pm
We’re thrilled that Sarah did as well as she did. Now they have to keep her! Every time she does an interview another state turns blue. -Pull out of Michigan? -How ’bout Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida too.
Posted by: Loki | October 3, 2008, 6:53 pm 6:53 pm
Finally people are seeing the light. Both McCain and Obama, at the end of the day, have sold us out to those they’re truly loyal to: wealthy CEOs and the idea that bigger government can solve anything and problems will go away if we just keep throwing money at it. Now, because of them, this bailout will cost an average of $31,000 per taxpayer. $31,000 of YOUR money.
But there’s something the Democrats and Republicans don’t want you to know about all this, and that’s that there is another candidate, Bob Barr, who is the ONLY candidate to oppose the bailout, oppose wasteful spending, and oppose government control. His campaign, like his time in Congress, is built on real principles. In an appeal to your conscience, I would advise all of you to support Bob Barr for president, for the sake of our nation’s future.
If you want to learn more about this great man you can go to
http://www.bobbarr2008.com
Because, with Obama and McCain, the lesser of two evils is still evil.
Posted by: Kyle | October 3, 2008, 7:06 pm 7:06 pm
McCain does not know what lies ahead. His bid is finished. things will get worse. and hear is the reason:
1. With choice of Palin McCain shot himself in the foot.
2. By careless talk McCain tells America I am ignorant on that subject. Boy it is all about the economy and that is what will make Sen. Obama win.
3. McCain’s attack style especially using Palin is counterproductive.
Nothing will save McCain. It is finsihed
Posted by: Nick | October 3, 2008, 7:17 pm 7:17 pm
I watched the debate between Governor Palin (5 weeks of national debate experience) versus Senator Biden (35 years of national debate experience).
Obviously, she is a quick study. Just imagine what she will be like after four years as vice president! She has been a Mayor and a Governor. She is more qualified than anyone running.
John McCain showed great judgment in choosing her.
It’s too bad the DNC and biased media didn’t “select” Biden or Hillary. OBAMA HAS BASED HIS ENTIRE CAMPAIGN ON LIES. HE HAS TOO MANY TIES TO TERRORISTS AND ANTI-AMERICANS. DON’T FORGET “God Damn America” JEREMIAH WRIGHT, PFLEGER, FARRAKHAN, AYERS, REZKO (TO NAME A FEW). BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA IS A DANGER TO OUR COUNTRY. Obama’s ties to organizations like “ACORN” caused much of the country’s mortgage foreclosure issues. ACORN IS UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR “VOTER FRAUD” IN MANY STATES! Obama is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
I’m voting for the Honorable John McCain in November.
STOP THE DRAMA – NO OBAMA!
GET A BRAIN – VOTE McCAIN!
Posted by: REPLACE DO-NOTHING DEMS IN CONGRESS | October 3, 2008, 7:39 pm 7:39 pm
Yes -if, like Palin, you need to get a brain, -vote McCain. For those of us who already have one:
NO THANKS. We’re just not at all afraid of all that conservative fear based baloney.
Posted by: Loki | October 3, 2008, 7:49 pm 7:49 pm
I don’t think we stopped the bleeding at all. We are pumping blood into a body without fixing the holes.
If we really wanted to fix the problem, we would have ended the expansion of the CRA, that was done during the Clinton Administration. We will still continue to make very risky loans to people with bad credit. This will only increase the problem.
Posted by: djaymick | October 3, 2008, 8:02 pm 8:02 pm
Palin is dumb as a fence post and couldn’t answer a straight question. How is that effective? McCain may as well pull out of all states except Alaska. With Palins popularity tanking there as well I don’t think he can even count on that state. Maybe Arizona? From my time there I don’t recall brain dead as a standard for the residents so that may be out as well. Obama/Biden never looked better.
Posted by: mainecoonrudy | October 3, 2008, 8:19 pm 8:19 pm
McCain is no maverick. Just an old, tired, wacked-out simpleton whose POW experience transformed him into a psycho. Palin is another freak, in her own right, with the phony folksy schtick and the pathetic wink – go back to Alaska where that junk works. She insults me and most women of intelligence and substance. These two make claims to joe-six packs and hockey moms – what a crock; their policies favor the wealthy not the middle class. Truth about McCain is here: http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/23316912/makebelieve_maverick/print
Posted by: mailani808 | October 3, 2008, 8:27 pm 8:27 pm
There will be plenty of bleeding if McCain and the Cheney-Bush agenda are re-elected. Plenty of bloodshed in Iraq, Iran, Russia and North Korea… the blood of our young people fighting and dying in the unnecessary wars of John McCain and Bush-Cheney. Got WAR?
Posted by: Steve from Danville | October 3, 2008, 8:37 pm 8:37 pm
John McCain’s policies are only good for the people who make caskets and bombs. If you love peace and prosperity for the middle class, then dump the Republicans this year. Send the war-mongers a message.
Posted by: Steve from Danville | October 3, 2008, 8:38 pm 8:38 pm
Leave it the war-monger John McCain to put a bloody context into a simple sentence about the economy. Why? Because his militaristic world view is a bloody mess for the young people who are fighting and dying in his unnecessary war in Iraq.
Posted by: Steve from Danville | October 3, 2008, 8:40 pm 8:40 pm
“McCain/Palin -government of the people, by the people, for the people”
LOL a communist slogan to defend the GOP ticket….
BTW since when do “the people” own 7 houses and 13 cars?
Posted by: herta | October 3, 2008, 8:42 pm 8:42 pm
McCain feels “sorry” for Biden. What a load of junk. McBush needs to feel “sorry” for himself and complete lack of reality. He is pathetic. McTroll picks Palin as VP and expects us to take him seriously. What a complete a total freak-show this Republican ticket is. I want my leaders to be intelligent, thoughtful, curious people – not simple-minded bohunks like Palin.
Posted by: mailani808 | October 3, 2008, 9:24 pm 9:24 pm
“McCain has said he would never, ever sign a bill that had an earmark.
“I will veto every bill with earmarks, until the Congress stops sending bills with earmarks,” he said in a speech in April.
At the Republican National Convention, he put it this way: ‘The first big-spending, pork-barrel earmark bill that comes across my desk, I will veto it. I will make them famous, and you will know their names. You will know their names.”
It got huge applause.
But on Wednesday — in his first vote in months — McCain voted for earmarks.
In an attempt to woo recalcitrant House Republicans to vote for the $700 billion economic bailout bill, senators loaded it up with earmarks, including $2 million in tax breaks for companies that make wooden arrows for children and millions for U.S. wool producers and auto racetrack owners.
McCain had warned against such a thing happening. In a speech in Michigan before the vote, he said: “It is completely unacceptable for any kind of earmarks to be included in this bill. It would be outrageous for legislators and lobbyists to pack this rescue plan with
taxpayer money for favored companies. This simply cannot happen.”
It did. And he voted for it anyway.”
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Get the man a straight jacket. he’s Obviously suffering from either split personality or just simply stated, has finally turned SENILE.
Posted by: GIGI - Dr. Jekyll? this is a FARSE | October 3, 2008, 10:40 pm 10:40 pm
STUPID,STUPID,STUPID,Palin/McCain ticket, I have 1 question, If Obama talked like that he would be the laughing stock of America. Yeah I said it, golly gee, you betcha, Damn this women is scary at the least, I also have 1 more question what the hell was Mcshame looking at? that debate went to Biden all the way, let the hocky mom, six pack Joe go on down to the brige to nowhere, and with Mcsame policies we all just might have to join Palin under that bridge, so Palin bring enough beer!!!! WINK, WINK, WINK!!!!!
Posted by: Sherry | October 4, 2008, 3:20 am 3:20 am
Why should American’s believe John McCain about anything? McCain didn’t even know the ecomony was bleeding, now he tells us it’s stopped. McCain and Palin have campaigned on eliminating pork barrel and wasteful spending. The Bailout/rescue was laiden with it and John McCain self-proclaimed Maverick didn’t challenge the pork-barrel spending….intead he renamed it to sweetener spending and voted for it.
John McCain is irratic and unstable. He can’t keep track of his flip flops or what he stands for. He just voted in support of something he’s made headlines promising to eliminate. Not only did he vote for it….he claims credit for it when the whole world knows his suspend the campaign/debate stunt was a farce. McCain created a crisis within a crisis. Then tried to appear as if is swooped in to save it when in actuallity he contributed nothing to it.
Americans have been lied to long enough by Bush, Cheney. A vote for McCain is a vote for more of the same.
John McCain isn’t a maverick or a reformer. He’s been in Washington for 26 years and hasn’t changed it, becoming instead a steadfast part of it.
By McCains own admission, he is not good on the economy and he has demonstrated to America and the rest of the world just that during this crisis.
Posted by: Molly | October 4, 2008, 4:55 am 4:55 am
The substance of Obama voters? blah blah blah.. that is all they can muster out of their pea brains.
The substance of Obama? Latte sipping, arugula eating wimp with NO EXPERIENCE to run a country. We want a real man, a maverick, a man who knows the meaning of sacrifice and suffering. Obama has never suffered (oh, he had food stamps once.).. he ran dirty campaigns against his fellow running mates in Chicago while climbing the political ladder years ago. What a dirt bag.
PATHETIC EMPTY SUIT..
Posted by: ML | October 4, 2008, 7:24 am 7:24 am
No, Senator, the bleeding will never stop until you and your opponent tell Americans the truth. Be a real “hero”. Stop fronting for the Big Lie.
http://michaelfury.wordpress.com/
Posted by: gabriel | October 4, 2008, 9:57 am 9:57 am
Let’s see…a senator who told at least 16 lies during his VP debate…who received encredible breaks from a bank when building his $500,000 home…a presidential candidate with no experience, who has a slumlord as a friend, along with a person who admittedly was involved in bombings within the United States…and you say this is the ticket we want in Washington? PLEASE….this ticket is too dangerous and inexperienced to lead.
John McCain has the right experience and right track record to lead this country for the next 4 years. Palin will be a great VP and break that glass ceiling!
Posted by: Linda | October 4, 2008, 11:34 am 11:34 am
John McCain is really just stuck on stupid. And this is the reason why he is going to loose this election he just does not get it. He can attack all he wants be he fails to tell the American people what he would do different than his buddy and good friend George Bush. WE the people understand that the only change ticket is Obama and Biden
Posted by: Alan | October 4, 2008, 10:28 pm 10:28 pm
Hey Jeff look again the republican ticket is for Mc bush for Palin and the heck on the American people if it was any other way they would show some respect to the people we are not a bunch of dead beats with no brains.You want your health insurance to be taxable vote republican you want the war to continue vote republican you want 4 more years of the last 8 years vote republican. I for one am tired of spending 900 dollars for my medications and this is with and rx plan. which they want to tax, A man that never had to pay for health insurance so what does he care, and she is an ex beauty queen that flunked out of college most of us go to get an education not pose and strut for judges.
Posted by: Rose Szymanskir | October 5, 2008, 9:18 pm 9:18 pm
Unbelievable.. McCain ‘praises’ Palin.. that just show how completely out of touch with reality he is.. What is his praise for? Not answering the questions, or not putting her foot in her mouth too bad? Our country has indeed sunk to new lows when one receives praise for just showing up.
Posted by: Natasha | October 6, 2008, 2:03 am 2:03 am