Obama back in the pulpit

[zuiquan1]

Originally Posted by Lobo

But don't give up, you can improve yourself, vote Obama and become this:

Spoiler:

meh....I dont think I'd make a pretty blonde....

[Lainer]

Originally Posted by Flyboy1942

Why is it people who post things against Obama are automatically labeled republicans who love McCain and Bush? Why cant we be labeled rational people who dislike the doublespeak of Washington?

Could not agree more! I voted for bush twice. What choice did we really have? If the Dems would put up someone who was not a moonbat I would vote for them in a heart beat. To be honest I am sick of both parties! I have been a Republican since I was a wee young lad and now I am thinking about switching because the reasons I loved the party no longer apply to them anymore. For the most part they are just as left-wing, big government, big brother liberty trampling dicks as the Dems.
Ohh and for anyone that cares I heard about this article today on the Howie Carr show. Obama is such a shit heel....Looks like I will be voting McStain '08...sigh.......

Obama’s Boys of Summer by Daniel Flynn, City Journal 29 June 2008

[[WDW]Megaraptor]

Originally Posted by Lainer

Could not agree more! I voted for bush twice. What choice did we really have? If the Dems would put up someone who was not a moonbat I would vote for them in a heart beat. To be honest I am sick of both parties!

Seriously. If John McCain and Joe Liebermann were to leave their respective parties and start an "American Centrist Party" they would win the White House and get a super majority in Congress within 8 years....

[Lobo]

Originally Posted by [WDW]Megaraptor

Erm...no thanks.

I prefer to keep my principles intact.

Marx: Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others

[Stefan F]

McCain confuses Sudan and Somalia.»

John McCain misspoke and confused his African countries while talking to reporters on the Straight Talk Express today. This time, he was bailed out not by Joe Lieberman, but by his close aide Mark Salter. “How can we bring pressure on the government of Somalia?” McCain asked, which prompted Mark Salter to correct him. “Sudan,” Salter said. “Sudan,” McCain repeated. “There’s a realpolitik side of my view of the conduct of American foreign policy.”

Think Progress » McCain confuses Sudan and Somalia.

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What Wesley Clark Really Said About John McCain

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McCain Takes Credit For GI Bill He Opposed At Town Hall Event

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John McCain's racist remark very troubling



On his campaign bus recently, Sen. John McCain told reporters, "I hated the gooks. I will hate them as long as I live." Although McCain said he was referring only to his prison guards, there are many reasons why his use of the word "gook" is offensive and alarming.

John McCain's racist remark very troubling

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McCain in 2005: Gitmo Detainees Deserve Trials Or Should Be Released


The shameless attempt by John McCain (R) to re-write his political history and philosophy to allow him to move to the right to placate his fringe base is amazingly audacious. It seems that every day or two we're met with a 180 degree flip-flop by McCain on a major issue that -- aside from how it's going to further eviscerate his image of being some principled maverick (what a joke that's become) -- shows a very amateurish operation that won't be capable of withstanding several hundred million dollars in paid media by Barack Obama (D) to fully educate the public on who this man has become.
Along those lines, while doing some research, I stumbled upon one of the biggest McCain flip-flops to date.
Recall last week how McCain lost his mind when the U.S. Supreme Court said that Guantanamo Bay detainees could not be detained indefinitely without charges and were entitled to ask a court for a hearing where the government would have to show why it was holding them, or that they be released. That fundamental procedure is called a writ of habeas corpus.
Last week, McCain blasted the ruling, disingenuously calling it "one of the worst decisions in the history of this country." Not surprising, this is yet another 180 degree lurch for McCain.
But look at what I found on Lexis/Nexis as I went through some old transcripts from the Sunday shows. It's from a McCain appearance on Meet the Press almost exactly three years ago on this very topic...giving a very different answer:

Mark Nickolas' Blog: McCain in 2005: Gitmo Detainees Deserve Trials Or Should Be Released

[Moose12]

He also called his wife a "Cunt"