Comments on: Media Hordes Engulf McCain

By: RosaMaria Hurst

RosaMaria Hurst — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 01:36:55 +0000

Mr. McCain, surely is respected because he has served his country. I have been following his actions in the past 8 years and I feel that he is not a ustworthy man. He’sbeen against President Bush in important decesions. I hope all of us study well the character of the politician that want to be the leader of America. I personally won’t vote for Mr. McCain, if he is the Republican representative I will vote Democrat.

By: Glen

Glen — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 22:51:44 +0000

All you people complain that Mccain is getting too much press?!?! Did you watch Fox news the other night with the “focus Group” after the candidates all talked. That was the biggest set-up I have ever seen in my life. They all thought Romney did the best in that thing? That was the most biased peice of TV I have seen ever. I dont really love Ron Paul but I think it was ludacris that he wasnt allowed because there was “not enough room.” Romney like Billary Clinton will just say whatever they have to in order to get elected. I watched it and I didnt think anyone stood out more than others, but they made it seem like Glove Romney was going to Landslide New Hamster, and that he was the best thing they had seen since Wal Mart came to their town. Give me a break. When asked why they thought Romney did the best they started saying…”Um Um because he just is” They obviously forgot to read their script from Fox News. If Romney gets the nod from the Republicans I will vote for anyone else but him. He is the biggest sleaze ball I have seen and he wont fix a damn thing. If Mccain doesnt get picked for the GOP I will vote Democrat.

By: Neil McCain

Neil McCain — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:39:56 +0000

I will vote for John McCain, Hopefully Joe Liberman will be his Vice President
Neil M. McCain
Korean War Veteran

By: Marguerite Scarane

Marguerite Scarane — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:36:59 +0000

McCain/Lieberman is definitely the future ticket for a win-win for the whole of this Nation and the world. Don’t forget, McCain was a POW. He knew before alot of others from his own experiences what was and is NEEDED to fight the war against the extremists. Who, by the way want an inexperienced President and Vice President. McCain proposed for the Surge, and it is working. Joe Lieberman left his former party to stand for his beliefs and knows very well about all that is involved in international security with our enemies. The extremists who want to kill our childten and every one that does not agree with them in their own far out murderous rampages. Lieberman knows very well. McCain is very responsible. When asked to leave POW camp, he stayed for the good of his fellow comrades until they were all rescued. McCain beleives in not only cutting taxes but cutting on government spending. Something to think about later when you want to look back and say; He kept this country safe and he stopped wasteful spending and got us on the road to a respected path again. Mitt Romney talks a good talk with all of his experiences with what he did as a business man in the private sector. Where is his experiences with international Islomic extremists. Was he ever a POW in an active war. Did he ever stand for something when nobody else would stand there for it. Mitt Romney changes like the tide, where ever the wind blows he’ll be there. It was only two years ago that he was for abortion. He was a grown man. What changed him? Did he think about babies who were being murdered as governor? When he decided to fund state abortions on demand. Or did he change his mind because he thinks he would look better sitting in the oval office playing Mr. President. Beliefs or Circumstances?

By: Millie in anti-McCain Arizona

Millie in anti-McCain Arizona — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:31:43 +0000

I’m disgusted with Fox News…..it’s blatantly obvious how your “fair and balanced” coverage is trying to silence Ron Paul…..you excluded him from the last debate even though he was neck ‘n neck with Fred Thompson in Iowa and the polls in N.H. showed him ahead of him there and yet, Thompson was at the table to answer questions while Ron Paul was nowhere to be heard. Who makes Fox the authority on who should be heard. If you are really the “most trusted name in news,” then every candidate should have a voice in the process so we can all make a better choice.

For the past few years I’ve turned to Fox for news coverage because I truly believed you were “fair and balanced”……and I use to be a fan of Sean Hannity……but, in my opinion, he has become an arrogant, pompous jerk who talks over and shouts down everyone he disagrees with. He just loves to hear himself talk, so I’m sure it’s very difficult for him to let someone else get their view out…..especially if he doesn’t want them to be heard.

I am a Conservative Republican, and I will find out more about Ron Paul and his views on the issues in spite of your propaganda.

By: TrueConservative

TrueConservative — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 20:48:08 +0000

In response to the McCain/Hucabee ticket.

I don’t think there’s much doubt that Huckabee has been pitching hard to be a running mate to McCain.

They were practically holding hands and kissing at the last debate. And, today on the NH trail. You would have thought that they were long lost brothers.

To be honest, I don’t think that you could pick a more liberal Republican ticket.

By: SocialConservative

SocialConservative — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 20:44:39 +0000

McCain could be our Republican nominee for the Presidency.

Excuse me while I run to the bathroom, I think that I am getting sick to my stomach.

By: Melissa Iglesias

Melissa Iglesias — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:58:16 +0000

I agree NeoConn, McCain/Lieberman is the best ticket!! Two politicians I actually respect and support!!

By: NeoConn

NeoConn — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:50:51 +0000

McCain/Lieberman now thats the ticket!!

By: AShley in MS.

AShley in MS. — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 18:27:48 +0000

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/1999/10/18/drugs/
Oct. 18, 1999 | PHOENIX — GOP presidential candidate John McCain’s wife Cindy took to the airwaves last week, recounting for Jane Pauley (on “Dateline” and Diane Sawyer (on “Good Morning America” the tale of her onetime addiction to Percocet and Vicodin, and the fact that she stole the drugs from her own nonprofit medical relief organization.

Is this who you want in the white house?