Comments on: McCain vs. the “cable monster”

By: What Standard?

What Standard? — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:53:21 +0000

Comment by ElectricityOne
July 16th, 2008 at 12:21 am
TWO QUESTIONS…….BE HONEST

1. How many things can you list that have gotten worse in AMERICA the past 8 years
2. How many things can you list that have gotten better in AMERICA the past 8 years

McCain is 4 more years of Bush. Obama will beat the pants off McCain in November. Get Ready
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YOU WANT TO REPLACE JACK THE RIPPER WITH CHARLES MANSON.

NEITHER ARE GOOD CHOICES.

By: ElectricityOne

ElectricityOne — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 04:21:09 +0000

TWO QUESTIONS…….BE HONEST

1. How many things can you list that have gotten worse in AMERICA the past 8 years
2. How many things can you list that have gotten better in AMERICA the past 8 years

McCain is 4 more years of Bush. Obama will beat the pants off McCain in November. Get Ready

By: Cathy SD

Cathy SD — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 00:36:21 +0000

Come on there? First, both candidates can debate, we’ve watched them both. Both will debate in the future and to say otherwise is absurd. I have to admit that this election seems to be about the BO lovers versus the BO haters. That should not be the case. It should be about the McCain lovers versus the BO lovers, simple. McCain’s advisors need to get him in the spot light more and stop blaming the networks.

By: jude simon

jude simon — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 23:17:22 +0000

FLIP FLOP MCSAME has no idea on what is going on,he now think his problems is the media but the truth is that he is out of touch,he thinks we are whiner and all we been suffering including high gas price is all in our mind.Only God knows what the vietnams did to his thinking mind

By: joe wi

joe wi — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 21:46:42 +0000

take away the lease car free gas the congress and senate get from us.recall them all, may we get some people interresed in our countrys problem instead of becoming rich at our and our countrys expense

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:19:35 +0000

Tucson, you are right about one thing… Obama will be our next President!!!

For all the reasons republicans will only admit behind closed doors, McCain will lose this upcoming election. Face it, most republicans are more passionate about their dislike/unsurety of Obama then their like for their own candidate. And, honestly, I can’t blame them… McCain has given many reasons for a dispassionate, disappointed, half-hearted following and this will likely not improve now that McCain’s “straight talk express” has been derailed with the likes of not signing his own bill, and a whole host of other well documented “republican issues” that he and his base do not see eye to eye on.

Now add to that Mitt Romney who seems to polarize the base as we’ll. Big business likes him for his business sense and the religious right detests him for his faith. YIKES!!!

By: Amanda

Amanda — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:17:41 +0000

From what I’ve seen, Obama is all sound and fury when it comes to many issues. If he really wanted to lend sincerity to his words, he would debate McCain in the same room. But he can’t, because he knows he’ll lose. He’ll have no script, and would be, therefore, powerless.

By: Robert

Robert — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:56:03 +0000

Mike I think if you look at the polls you will find that Obama,man and McCain are neck and Neck that tells me that about 50% of the people are very intrested in what McCain has to say. In fact if you reall look you will find that most including the Dems. think that McCain is much more qualified as the Commander than mr. ob. Sure there is lots I don’t like about McCain but the important issues I am behind him 100% as is 40 to 50% of the country according to the polls. If Obama is elected, I think it will be a long 4 years before the country votes him out, why: 1. He will raise taxes to a much higher level than we have seen in 20 years, and that is taxes for everyone not just the so called rich. 2> He will take American down a road of appeasment for all these radical countries 3> He will increase the entitlements to some groups which will just cost those of us who work more taxes and keep the ones he says he is helping on welfare since that is the easy road, you want to see people get good jobs and improve their live, cut out welfare and it will happen, funny how people will go out and work when they have no lights, water, food, they get to looking for a job real fast. 4> He will be working on some way to limit or outlaw the ownership of guns, this is a proven fact. 5> The judges he appoints are going to be so far left even Poloisi will look like a Rep. So people really have to decided, do that want America to stay strong or do they want it sold down the tube of Obama man.

By: Elaine

Elaine — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:39:25 +0000

This is an issue that needs to be addressed but not by the candidate. Bringing this up the way it was gives the power to the media and makes McCain look weak.

McCain needs to get on offense and stop allowing his campaign to be definned by Obama and his supporters which is code for the media.

By: me

me — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:34:58 +0000

Obama likes to tell people how things are going to be not have to listen to what the citizens want.

He doesn’t want to have to answer questions from the citizens who he claims he wants to serve. How can you serve someone you refuse to talk with. He will sit and talk to the president of Iran but yet he refuses to talk to the very people he wants to serve.

Of course he will let you sit and listen to him - he will even make sure their are plenty of seats for you to sit and listen to him accept the nomination….even though it will cost the media and the campigan loads of money to have to move everything to a new location. He doesn’t are as long as more of his loyal subjects are there to listen to him.