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I wonder if this will help McCain and change the peoples minds who say that McCain is just another Bush? Vocal on War, McCain Is Silent on Son’s Service Ruth Fremson/The New York Times Jimmy, Jack, Meghan and Bridget McCain on Super Tuesday By JODI KANTOR Published: April 6, 2008 One evening last July, Senator John McCain of Arizona arrived at the New Hampshire home of Erin Flanagan for sandwiches, chocolate-chip cookies and heartfelt talk about Iraq. They had met at a presidential debate, when she asked the candidates what they would do to bring home American soldiers — soldiers like her brother, who had been killed in action a few months earlier.Absolutely Hilarious
Seriously, use the restroom before you watch this to avoid accidents!The person to hire for your Commander in Chief
As today is election day, I'm pretty sure all of you are aware of which candidate I voted for this morning. For the past six months or so I've been posting blogs, articles, etc. about why I believe John McCain would be the best commander in chief.Straight Talk Express(for once): Obama's NOT a Socialist
Transcript of McCain's interview with Larry King: KING: You don't believe Barack Obama is a socialist, do you? MCCAIN: No. But, I do believe -- I do believe that he's been in the far left of American politics.Joe the Plumber Talking Smack
http://features.csmonitor.com/politics/2008/12/10/joe-the-plumber-trashes-mccain-in-new-book/ oe the Plumber trashes McCain in new book By Jimmy Orr | 12.10.08 Hey, Joe the Plumber is back. And just like Bruce Willis — with a vengeance. You remember Joe the Plumber, aka: Joe Wurzelbacher, the unlicensed plumber who John McCain used as a prop in the waning days of his campaign.Gingrich slams Obama over Chavez
Politico
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich tore into President Barack Obama Monday for his friendly greeting of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, saying Obama is bolstering the "enemies of America.”
Gingrich appeared on a number of morning talk shows comparing Obama to President Jimmy Carter for the smiling, hearty handshake he offered Chavez, one of the harshest critics of the United States, during the Summit of the Americas.
“Frankly, this does look a lot like Jimmy Carter. Carter tried weakness, and the world got tougher and tougher, because the predators, the aggressors, the anti-Americans, the dictators – when they sense weakness, they all start pushing ahead,” Gingrich said on “Fox & Friends.”
Two Republican senators, Judd Gregg of New Hampshire and John Ensign of Nevada, joined in the criticism Monday, with Ensign calling Obama's greeting of Chavez "irresponsible."
The Obama enigma
The Obama enigma By Victor Davis Hanson Lame-duck Republican President Bush's dismal poll ratings have descended to those of Harry Truman's when he left office. The Democratic majority in Congress will probably widen after the election. Republican nominee John McCain has not run a dynamic campaign.On Theocracy and Double Standards
On Theocracy and Double Standards By David Limbaugh In the next few weeks, we're going to hear a lot of hot air from Joe Biden as he tries to recapture the spotlight from Sarah Palin. One thing I doubt we'll hear from him is that rare sensible gem he uttered a few years ago about Democrats and people of faith. But he would do well to remember his fleeting words.Why Joe Biden is the right choice for Obama
This guy says what I think, just...you know...better. Why Joe Biden is Vital and the Right Choice Steve Clemons Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Ron Fournier has a tough critique out on Barack Obama's choice of Joe Biden as his running mate. A lot of folks are upset with Fournier.We are happy people
Sorry I have been slacking on posting new material. I have been busy at work, but hopefully this week will be a bit slower so I can keep up on discussions. Thanks for all your posts and blogs.
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